Mark81
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Yeah I liked the funny/crazy rescues and fires they had to go to. Sometimes with a mystery element of it not being what you think. Although I will say the face blindness one this series was very emotional. It's strength has always been part rescue and part private life.
Also agree it's getting close to jumping the shark. Just up to date on D+ and the lost in the desert storyline was eye rolling.
I also love that the gay/bi characters in both 911s aren't stereotypes. Which is often the case. They are also 'alpha' men doing heroic stuff who happen to be gay/bi. They are also accepted and supported by colleagues and family. I think that's such an important message and gives people a different type of lgbtq+ person to look up to if you can't identify with other representation. 911 does so much right in representation, but they messed up bucks coming out.
Also agree it's getting close to jumping the shark. Just up to date on D+ and the lost in the desert storyline was eye rolling.
I also love that the gay/bi characters in both 911s aren't stereotypes. Which is often the case. They are also 'alpha' men doing heroic stuff who happen to be gay/bi. They are also accepted and supported by colleagues and family. I think that's such an important message and gives people a different type of lgbtq+ person to look up to if you can't identify with other representation. 911 does so much right in representation, but they messed up bucks coming out.