shapeshifter February 18, 2022 Share February 18, 2022 (edited) 24 minutes ago, possibilities said: It sounds from the article like he thinks he's already been burned as far as the ability to work, so he doesn't have anything to lose in that department. I don't know what actually happened, but every lawsuit will claim there was shockingly bad behavior on the part of whoever they are suing, so I think it's hard to guess from the article what really happened Yes. It seems legal counsel who understood the value to Dunbar of his life’s work would have counseled a more conciliatory solution rather than financial. IDK. Maybe they thought he had burned too many bridges with TPTBs. Still. Better to have quietly left the show, given that he’s got the talent and the experience to find a better fit in the future. Social media will forget, but a rep of being difficult to work with tends to last in a business that values name recognition. Edited February 18, 2022 by shapeshifter Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7299189
Lady Calypso February 18, 2022 Share February 18, 2022 I mean, the show left the door open for him to return, if the vaccine mandate eventually loosened up or if Rockmond had decided to get the vaccine. I even think that the showrunner expressed interest in Rockmond hopefully returning one day. He just burned that bridge with this lawsuit. Even if Rockmond could win this lawsuit (which he never will since he's trying to go up against Disney), or get a small settlement out of it (more likely, he'll get some money but not that much), he most definitely guaranteed that he's not getting as big of a role as this one again, and this wasn't even a big role. Any chance of him to return was just shot down by himself. He could have gotten other roles a few years down the road that could have been prominent. Disney's likely just gonna bar him from any of their roles, which significantly narrows down the list of anything he could get. He's now earned himself a reputation of being difficult, all for what? He's 100% wrong in thinking that he already burned the bridge and lost roles; he had a chance before this lawsuit to get back in the business a few years down the line. Maybe not right away, but given a few years, he could have. Hell, he had a chance to return to 9-1-1, since this show is very likely still going to go on at least a couple more years, if not more. Now, he's all but guaranteed that this was his last big role. In one of the articles, he says he's part of a church that opposes vaccinations. But he's "not anti-vaxx". Except...it sounds like he IS anti-vaxx. And he also filed for religious exemptions AFTER he filed for medical exemptions, so if it was a religious reason, wouldn't he have filed for that first? And also, him trying to also file for racial discrimination, blaming Disney for keeping non-minority employees, but he and his lawyers apparently don't understand that he's in front of the camera and has to sometimes get intimate/close to people while other employees don't. There's a health risk that comes with his particular job right now. Unfortunately, Rockmond really screwed himself over with this lawsuit. He's literally trying to go against DISNEY; how does he THINK it's gonna turn out for him? He isn't getting that million dollars that he wants; he'll get far less and won't get work like this for a long time, if ever again. 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7299320
marceline February 18, 2022 Share February 18, 2022 I predict that soon we'll get a scene where David calls Athena to tell her Michael died in a building collapse in Haiti. 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7299602
methodwriter85 February 18, 2022 Share February 18, 2022 8 hours ago, Lady Calypso said: Unfortunately, Rockmond really screwed himself over with this lawsuit. He's literally trying to go against DISNEY; how does he THINK it's gonna turn out for him? He isn't getting that million dollars that he wants; he'll get far less and won't get work like this for a long time, if ever again. His absolute best case scenario is that Disney will give him the Eliza Dushku treatment, where she got 4 years of pay as a lead on the series. In Rockmond's case, 4 years of 85k per ep at 20 episodes a year comes out about 5 million. That sounds like a lot but taxes and lawyers fees are going to wipe out quite a bit, and he's never going to work again. Not only is he pissing off Disney, but he's pissing off Ryan Murphy. You literally cannot throw a stone in Hollywood and not hit someone who has worked on a Ryan Murphy show, and multiple ones at that. Rockmond has burned so many bridges he might as well pack it up and move to like Iowa or something. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7300076
chlban February 20, 2022 Share February 20, 2022 He's claiming discrimination, saying he was denied an exemptIon as the only black male lead, while others were given exemptions. Anyone know if any of the actors got exemptions? I am wondering if maybe other positions on set were exempted. If other actors were, he just may have a case. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7301886
Maverick February 22, 2022 Share February 22, 2022 I just saw a commercial for this show on USA Network. Apparently they're airing reruns. I didn't even know USA was still around. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7306242
yourdreamer February 22, 2022 Share February 22, 2022 Curious then if somebody like Guzman got an accepted exemption and Dunbar didn’t. That’s about the only way it would play out. And Guzman might be that guy. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7306290
methodwriter85 February 22, 2022 Share February 22, 2022 3 hours ago, Maverick said: I just saw a commercial for this show on USA Network. Apparently they're airing reruns. I didn't even know USA was still around. I think at this point they're just a syndication channel. There's only two actual scripted t.v. shows as part of their original line-up. They're owned by NBC Universal...I wouldn't be surprised if eventually the channel just gets absorbed into the Peacock app. 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7306355
Mediocre Gatsby February 22, 2022 Share February 22, 2022 (edited) Some more details about the lawsuit, including the complaint: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/fox-911-rockmond-dunbar-sues-disney-vaccine-refusal-1235095806/ Dunbar's contract had $1.3 million left to be paid out. I'd think that that would be the limit to his damages, if he gets any -- even if he claims that he lost potential future income. (He could claim that loss, but I think Disney's on pretty firm ground in not employing him -- especially since they didn't kill off his character -- and I don't think they've defamed him.) According to him, Disney didn't believe his religious beliefs were sincerely held because he has piercings and tattoos that he got before he joined the anti-vax Church of Universal Wisdom, which also prohibits tattoos and piercings. He claims that other actors who "couldn't" be vaccinated were given paid time off instead of being fired. Could he be talking about JLH? I know there was some confusion about whether pregnant women could be vaccinated. Or Howie Han? I'm trying to remember who got extended time off, but it's hard with a big cast like that. Edited February 22, 2022 by Mediocre Gatsby Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7306362
chlban February 22, 2022 Share February 22, 2022 4 hours ago, Mediocre Gatsby said: Some more details about the lawsuit, including the complaint: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/fox-911-rockmond-dunbar-sues-disney-vaccine-refusal-1235095806/ Dunbar's contract had $1.3 million left to be paid out. I'd think that that would be the limit to his damages, if he gets any -- even if he claims that he lost potential future income. (He could claim that loss, but I think Disney's on pretty firm ground in not employing him -- especially since they didn't kill off his character -- and I don't think they've defamed him.) According to him, Disney didn't believe his religious beliefs were sincerely held because he has piercings and tattoos that he got before he joined the anti-vax Church of Universal Wisdom, which also prohibits tattoos and piercings. He claims that other actors who "couldn't" be vaccinated were given paid time off instead of being fired. Could he be talking about JLH? I know there was some confusion about whether pregnant women could be vaccinated. Or Howie Han? I'm trying to remember who got extended time off, but it's hard with a big cast like that. If that is true, other actors given time off, not terminated, he will have a really good case. Pregnant women are advised to get the vaccine but that doesn't mean you can't find some doctor somewhere to give alternative advice. I will be bummed if they had a chance to get rid of JLH and didn't😀 2 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7306496
KatWay February 22, 2022 Share February 22, 2022 5 hours ago, chlban said: If that is true, other actors given time off, not terminated, he will have a really good case. Pregnant women are advised to get the vaccine but that doesn't mean you can't find some doctor somewhere to give alternative advice. I will be bummed if they had a chance to get rid of JLH and didn't😀 I doubt he would have a good case, if it's pregnant JHL, because a) that would imply she was given time off to have the kid so she could get the vaccine afterwards, while Dunbar had no intention of ever getting it so time off wouldn't have changed anything for him, and b) I remember there being a lot of waffling on vaccines for pregnant women and not every country handled it the same. Friend of mine is absolutely pro-vaccine but she also waited to get it until she had her baby because she just wanted to be on the safe side. And JHL is 43, that's pretty much a high risk pregnancy in itself, I can see wanting to be extremely cautious in that case. 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7306997
chlban February 22, 2022 Share February 22, 2022 44 minutes ago, KatWay said: I doubt he would have a good case, if it's pregnant JHL, because a) that would imply she was given time off to have the kid so she could get the vaccine afterwards, while Dunbar had no intention of ever getting it so time off wouldn't have changed anything for him, and b) I remember there being a lot of waffling on vaccines for pregnant women and not every country handled it the same. Friend of mine is absolutely pro-vaccine but she also waited to get it until she had her baby because she just wanted to be on the safe side. And JHL is 43, that's pretty much a high risk pregnancy in itself, I can see wanting to be extremely cautious in that case. 44 minutes ago, KatWay said: I doubt he would have a good case, if it's pregnant JHL, because a) that would imply she was given time off to have the kid so she could get the vaccine afterwards, while Dunbar had no intention of ever getting it so time off wouldn't have changed anything for him, and b) I remember there being a lot of waffling on vaccines for pregnant women and not every country handled it the same. Friend of mine is absolutely pro-vaccine but she also waited to get it until she had her baby because she just wanted to be on the safe side. And JHL is 43, that's pretty much a high risk pregnancy in itself, I can see wanting to be extremely cautious in that case. It may not have been JLH, he referred to others plural. Which makes it worse, if true. Yeah, there is a viable argument if she was one, but tougher to argue for any other actors. If there are other actors, which he is stating. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7307083
DanaK April 5, 2022 Share April 5, 2022 Finale May 16 https://tvline.com/2022/04/05/fox-season-finale-dates-911-lone-star-simpsons/ 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7384076
kwnyc April 6, 2022 Share April 6, 2022 23 hours ago, DanaK said: Finale May 16 https://tvline.com/2022/04/05/fox-season-finale-dates-911-lone-star-simpsons/ Wait...they're doing a SIMPSONS crossover??? ;-) Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7385810
shapeshifter April 6, 2022 Share April 6, 2022 1 hour ago, kwnyc said: Wait...they're doing a SIMPSONS crossover??? ;-) If only! 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7385927
anna0852 April 6, 2022 Share April 6, 2022 Bones crossed with Family Guy once. Turns out Booth had a brain tumor Anything is possible on Fox 1 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7385947
Gramto6 April 6, 2022 Share April 6, 2022 The way I took it was it was just a list of when the Season Finales would air. Monday 5/15 is the finale for 911 and 911 Lonestar May 22 is Simpsons season finale. Though a crossover would be a hoot!! :) 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7386089
DanaK May 16, 2022 Share May 16, 2022 Renewed! http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2022/05/16/fox-renews-9-1-1-and-the-resident-263512/20220516fox03/ Rather down to wire it seems Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7457403
Irlandesa May 16, 2022 Share May 16, 2022 1 hour ago, DanaK said: Renewed! http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2022/05/16/fox-renews-9-1-1-and-the-resident-263512/20220516fox03/ Rather down to wire it seems In time for the upfronts. They still probably had a month or two to get the deal done before they had to worry about contracts. I don't think this was ever in danger of ending. 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7457529
DanaK June 6, 2022 Share June 6, 2022 New season premieres September 19 http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2022/06/06/fox-announces-fall-premiere-dates-for-the-2022-2023-season-750013/20220606fox01/ 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7493888
shapeshifter June 10, 2022 Share June 10, 2022 There were So Many idiotic/dumb character moments on this show! But I can't remember any specifically. If anyone can, please offer them up for the board's annual awards: Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7500825
ninjakid August 1, 2022 Share August 1, 2022 https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/disney-ducks-some-claims-in-suit-from-former-911-castmember-over-vaccine-refusal-dismissal-1235185846/ Update on Rockmund Dunbar lawsuit. Sounds like the judge isn't buying his argument. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7578389
dshgr August 4, 2022 Share August 4, 2022 On 8/1/2022 at 11:42 AM, ninjakid said: Update on Rockmund Dunbar lawsuit. Sounds like the judge isn't buying his argument. This is an example of "actions have consequences". He doesn't have to get the vaccine, but he has to suffer the consequences of that decision. I left my primary care physician's office (after 16 years) because I requested to NOT be in contact with any unvaccinated employees, and they refused. They allow a religious exemption from vaccination. I'm an atheist and don't believe religion has a place in science (or government, but that's another discussion). I heard they lost many more patients after I left a Google review. 6 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7584207
anna0852 August 9, 2022 Share August 9, 2022 Season 6 promo! 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7591706
Snazzy Daisy August 9, 2022 Share August 9, 2022 A blimp? New color/logo 🔥🔥🔥 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7591712
Emily Thrace August 16, 2022 Share August 16, 2022 On 8/9/2022 at 8:35 AM, SnazzyDaisy said: A blimp? New color/logo 🔥🔥🔥 I think Aliens are invading. Just kidding. Yeah a blimp crashing in to a stadium full of people would fit. Although usually they go for disasters with a precedent so they can pull details from that event. The only blimp disaster I can think of is the Hindenburg. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7603778
methodwriter85 September 5, 2022 Share September 5, 2022 On 8/1/2022 at 11:42 AM, ninjakid said: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/disney-ducks-some-claims-in-suit-from-former-911-castmember-over-vaccine-refusal-dismissal-1235185846/ Update on Rockmund Dunbar lawsuit. Sounds like the judge isn't buying his argument. Given that Disney has been able to push back copyright laws every time Mickey Mouse has been up for public domain, I don't think they're going to have much problem burying Rockmund. Again, this was ridiculous. They made it extremely clear that the door was open for Michael to come back. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7635445
shapeshifter September 5, 2022 Share September 5, 2022 2 minutes ago, methodwriter85 said: Given that Disney has been able to push back copyright laws every time Mickey Mouse has been up for public domain, I don't think they're going to have much problem burying Rockmund. Again, this was ridiculous. They made it extremely clear that the door was open for Michael to come back. I wonder if Rockmund Dunbar is just getting really bad legal and life-coaching advice. Seems like maybe both. 🥺 Hopefully some family members can intervene if necessary. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7635449
Snazzy Daisy September 13, 2022 Share September 13, 2022 Err, no Ravi??? 😳 9-1-1 Season 6 Bucks Its Own Trend, Introducing Major Life Changes and a Relatively New Face to the 118 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7647354
Chaos Theory September 14, 2022 Share September 14, 2022 (edited) I was wondering why Michael was written off the show not being someone who has any interest in backstage drama I just figured the character had run its course. To be honest I am surprised Michael has lasted as long as he had being Athena’s ex-husband and not being a first responder. So Rockman Dunbar was always playing with a bad hand. He isn’t necessary for the plot. Marrying a doctor would have been an interesting way to bring the hospital into the game but that just makes him a convenient connection. As for the whole vax thing. The mandates were never going to last forever but politics and religion have been egging people on (on both sides) and people have been making dumb angry decisions because of it. Edited September 14, 2022 by Chaos Theory 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7650065
connieinnc September 15, 2022 Share September 15, 2022 I also had the rerun last week, but that episode and the current one will both be played back to back tonight. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7652189
Snazzy Daisy October 4, 2022 Share October 4, 2022 OMG. Throuple or sperm donor??? 🤨 Matt's Inside Line: Get Scoop on 9-1-1, Vampire Academy, Justice U, Leverage, Stargirl, The Rookie, L Word and More Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7684052
Redrum October 4, 2022 Share October 4, 2022 I'm sorry but when did Buck go to college? 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7684085
mbluecpa October 10, 2022 Share October 10, 2022 Has anyone seen any info on Arielle Kebbel (Lucy) this season? All I could find is a vague interview with her and a bunch of uninformative clickbait. The Zoom scene in this season’s first episode with her was so odd. I was thinking maybe the actress had a real-life ankle injury, Covid, or was working on another project, but the scene was pretty noncommittal on if she’d be back. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7693704
Irlandesa October 10, 2022 Share October 10, 2022 9 minutes ago, mbluecpa said: Has anyone seen any info on Arielle Kebbel (Lucy) There was a preview of the season and the producer said they hoped to see her again later in the season. She was recurring. My guess is that they decided not to make her a regular after bungling her introduction if that was even a consideration. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7693723
KatWay October 10, 2022 Share October 10, 2022 On 10/4/2022 at 11:02 PM, SnazzyDaisy said: OMG. Throuple or sperm donor??? 🤨 Matt's Inside Line: Get Scoop on 9-1-1, Vampire Academy, Justice U, Leverage, Stargirl, The Rookie, L Word and More threesome would be more interesting lol but this show will probably do the family-friendly trope and go for the sperm donor storyline (and Buck'll reject it). I swear I just saw a sperm donor storyline in another show but forgot which one. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7693735
DearEvette October 10, 2022 Share October 10, 2022 It is a Sperm Donor storyline. So no Throuple, can't say I am sorry becuase, yeah, not interested in a Buck throuple storyline. LOL. Nice scene of Hen and Buck day drinking tho. 2 hours ago, KatWay said: I swear I just saw a sperm donor storyline in another show but forgot which one. Station 19 maybe? Jack was asked by Carina and Maya. Bad idea. 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7693941
Snazzy Daisy October 10, 2022 Share October 10, 2022 2 hours ago, KatWay said: threesome would be more interesting lol but this show will probably do the family-friendly trope and go for the sperm donor storyline (and Buck'll reject it). Throuple arc didn't work out for Chris Alonso in SWAT. I bet most of Buddie shippers will be saying that "Buck already has Christopher". Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7694009
Crashcourse October 10, 2022 Share October 10, 2022 1 hour ago, DearEvette said: Station 19 maybe? Jack was asked by Carina and Maya. Bad idea. Or maybe The Resident where surgeon AJ donated his sperm to an annoying chick named Padma? Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7694065
KatWay October 11, 2022 Share October 11, 2022 9 hours ago, SnazzyDaisy said: Throuple arc didn't work out for Chris Alonso in SWAT. I bet most of Buddie shippers will be saying that "Buck already has Christopher". I don't know if the show even remembers the whole will thing (mind you I still don't get how you can list someone without their knowing). But then I don't know if the show remembers Buck's cancer-stricked brother either, if they're going the sperm donor route...pretty sure that would disqualify him? 9 hours ago, Crashcourse said: Or maybe The Resident where surgeon AJ donated his sperm to an annoying chick named Padma? I was actually thinking of TBBT lol but yeah, it's such a common storyline it pops up almost everywhere. The writers are really out of ideas it feels. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7694997
Redrum October 11, 2022 Share October 11, 2022 3 minutes ago, KatWay said: I don't know if the show remembers Buck's cancer-stricked brother either, if they're going the sperm donor route...pretty sure that would disqualify him? I suppose it depends how formal the donating is. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7695002
possibilities October 11, 2022 Share October 11, 2022 You don't need permission to donate sperm, anyone can do it and then the person using the donation can inseminate at home with a turkey baster. Before sperm banks became mainstream, and when they wouldn't work with non-straight people, it was done privately all the time. It's also way less expensive. But yes, it's not anonymous and most people prefer a sperm bank if they can afford it. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7695334
KatWay October 11, 2022 Share October 11, 2022 11 hours ago, Redrum said: I suppose it depends how formal the donating is. informal or not, don't prospective parents normally ask for medical history? At least they did in all the other shows that had this storyline lol. But it's not like anything's gonna come of it tbh, it's just another filler plot for Buck it seems. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7695513
Redrum October 11, 2022 Share October 11, 2022 10 minutes ago, KatWay said: nformal or not, don't prospective parents normally ask for medical history? At least they did in all the other shows that had this storyline lol. But it's not like anything's gonna come of it tbh, it's just another filler plot for Buck it seems. Buck's brother had childhood leukemia which may have some genetic components but also may not. Sperm donors mostly self report their medical history anyway. I mean, no, this isn't technically accurate but really, Bobby the fire captain isn't allowed to simply steal dogs from private citizens, either. And don't get me started on who pays the bill for calling several fire trucks for a dog overdosing. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7695541
possibilities October 11, 2022 Share October 11, 2022 The prospective parents said they didn't care about the medical history, they cared about the donor being a good person. Not everyone is a eugenics freak, some are sentimental. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7695571
KatWay October 11, 2022 Share October 11, 2022 9 minutes ago, possibilities said: The prospective parents said they didn't care about the medical history, they cared about the donor being a good person. Not everyone is a eugenics freak, some are sentimental. I don't think trying to minimise the risk of your child dying young after long term suffering is being a "eugenics freak". There's a reason sperm banks are really strict about medical history. That said yeah childhood leukemia is mostly not considered a hereditary thing (though it can be) but it would normally come up in a discussion. I'm probably overthinking this dumb soap opera plotline bc I'm annoyed I have to sit through yet another crappy iteration of it. how about this, for maximum soap points: he does donate, they have the kid, the couple dies in a terrible disaster, suddenly Buck gets the kid! On this show, anything is possible. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7695618
Snazzy Daisy October 11, 2022 Share October 11, 2022 '9-1-1' star Oliver Stark unpacks Buck's 'overwhelming' personal decision in the latest episode What can you tell me about Buck's future and how this decision will affect him through the season? Stark: This storyline doesn't actually come back until episode seven, so we are without it for a couple of weeks, but we start to see the difficulties that it presents. It's not going to be as straightforward as maybe he felt like it would be at the end of episode four. It's going to throw in some new challenges for him to deal with. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7696045
Redrum October 11, 2022 Share October 11, 2022 So basically he is somehow going to get stuck with that baby. And or he is shooting blanks. 1 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7696099
Snazzy Daisy October 18, 2022 Share October 18, 2022 9-1-1's Jennifer Love Hewitt asked for Maddie 'to be with Chimney' on very first day on set "It was just a gut feeling." "Back on my first day of 9-1-1, [co-creator Tim Minear] asked me what I wanted to have happen for Maddie, and I said that I wanted her to be with Chimney," she tells EW of asking for her 9-1-1 dispatcher to pair with Kenneth Choi's firefighter paramedic. "He was kind of like, 'Wait, what?'" 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7706973
DanaK November 7, 2022 Share November 7, 2022 Whenever the show's Fall finale is, it will return in the Spring http://thefutoncritic.com/news/2022/11/07/fox-announces-premiere-dates-for-new-and-returning-series-to-launch-winter-2023-422510/20221107fox01/ 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/61694-9-1-1-in-the-media/page/4/#findComment-7739586
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