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The Buddie Explainer: Everything You Need to Know About Buck & Eddie
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- May 28, 2026
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Summary
Two years ago our timelines were full of a firefighter kissing another man, coming out as bisexual in his 7th season on the show. Our interests were piqued, we binged 6-and-a-half seasons, fell in love with the show and all its characters, then tripped and fell into a podcast. We have no regrets, and we're here to guide you down the 9-1-1 rabbit hole towards the ship of all ships: Buddie. What's a Buddie? Well, that's what this episode is all about. Our 100th to be exact! And we are called The Buddie System, so naturally, we're celebrating this milestone by talking about our namesake: Buck and Eddie. In the most unhinged season-by-season TLDR (it's still kind of long, but we did the reading for you) breakdown of the biggest and best moments between firefighters and best friends Evan "Buck" Buckley played by Oliver Stark and Eddie Diaz played by Ryan Guzman. It's more than a little crazy when you put all the events together but it involves several natural disasters, shootings, kidnappings, practically raising a kid together, going through several rather short divorced eras, and having one of their exes call the other "the competition." Yes, really, we can't make this up. After the highlight reel we hand the mic to the people actually making the show — and what they have to say is kind of wild. The quotes speak for themselves, there's never been a queer fan ship that got treated like this by the actors and showrunner, we're in genuinely unprecedented territory. What's any present without a bow? We're wrapping yours up with why Buck and Eddie going canon would be one of the most meaningful, groundbreaking love stories ever told — for the characters, for queer representation, and for anyone who has ever had to learn they were allowed to want something. Whether this is your…