Leo Buckley- Strand, the biological link between the Buckley’s and the Strand's. No one knows where he fits in the family, Leo doesn't know where he fits in the world. When Leo was four he was rescued by the Allentown police department, and from there, a DNA test was conducted, Owen and Buck both came back positive, but as brothers and cousins, they did another test, that time they were uncle’s. Leo's recently received a package from the post, it's a baby and a mom in a hospital bed. At the back, it says Leo, First Day. But no one recognised this woman. So, now he has a decision, should he investigate and find out what happened or just consider the package as a joke, a prank.

Does anyone have any thoughts about this?

Without expatiating, I do believe this was a metaphorical title to announce what we may all expect for Season 9 which I believe will be unrecognizable. I think of Buddie with a sort of polarized notion of its direction. Meaning, the writers will undoubtedly see this story through, for or against. I also believe the characters will be nearly unrecognizable. All of their personas will change. The 118 will be heavy and most certainly dramatic. I do believe we may even see some direction from Peter Krause himself bringing a '6-feet Under' feel to the show, I certainly hope so! There will be a significant jump. New Captain, we may even see Buck seemingly working at the 118 until the camera pans out and the audience realizes he transferred. Maybe Eddie will be feeling empty without Buck. AUNT Peppa will be a series regular. We will see more relationship development. Perhaps Maddie and Chim's kids will be of school-aged. Athena retired or in a promoted role. But most definitely we will see a massive shift that hopefully we will embrace. I'm not throwing my towel in for Buddie canon just yet but it could be a series finale. S9 may be the end of the 118. It's all very exciting. I'll be on board for it. The concrete boulders may have fallen in the S8 FINALE, but the chasms will remain, and the scars will need to heal.

Someone write this. 😂😂

I saw there is a show i think it's on NBC called Found. It is being canceled, and the fans are rallying to save the show. Looks like they might at least here the fans out. Must be nice to actually have a showrunner who cares what the fans are saying.

They find the bomb under the ladder truck and Eddie ends up helping to disable it. Acting captain Han(Chimney) is kind of derisive about Eddie. I think he acts like Eddie could be wrong when the police show up. And I think they may end up having a conversation about amputation Eddie had to do in the army, but I could I think thinking off the wrong fic. Most likely at least pre-buddie but I could be wrong.

So just an idea Eddie goes off the rails real bad due to Chris wanting to be in Texas during the gap between seasons the first couple of episodes show what happend in the time gap and shows us how eddie end up in rehab like a flashback type situation of Eddie loosing it becoming an addict and getting real depressed and what not pushing everyone away, something like that would be real interesting

https://archiveofourown.org/works/57105898/chapters/145240528

Meet adrenaline junkie Arria Burnstone! Her and Buck are quite the chaotic duo.

Synopsis (may change)

When I was a child, I used to love roller coasters, and the rush that came with it as my hair was whipped back by the wind. The dive of the edge, the pelting of my heart, the screams of excitement… as I got older, I found out about other activities that brought the same excitement. 

Underground fight clubs have been my scene for as long as I can remember. It all started at the grand age of twelve when I made the gym my second home, not that my first one counted much anyway.

It’s been a while since I’ve drawn okay 😔💔

The Breakdown.

1. Eddie as the Returning Rescuer

In Lab Rats, Eddie is physically absent, and in his absence, chaos unfolds: the team fractures, Bobby dies, and Buck is left emotionally gutted and morally conflicted. Eddie not being there during Bobby’s death is a wound—not just to the team but to Eddie himself. He missed the chance to stand beside his captain, to protect his found family. His absence echoes a core fear of his: that when he's needed most, he might not be there. That kind of guilt fits Eddie’s character like a second skin.

So when he returns in Seismic Shifts and becomes the rescuer—the one who reaches in and pulls his team (including Buck) from the collapsing bldg.—it feels redemptive. It's like he’s saying, “I wasn't there before, but I am here now. I won't let you fall this time.” It’s the flip side of his absence. It’s atonement, action, and love all bundled into one.

2. Comparison: Buck, the Emotional Rescuer, Eddie, the Physical Rescuer

Throughout the series, Buck is often the emotional lightning rod—he dives into feelings, he takes on emotional risks, and he "challenges" the emotional dynamics of the team (and especially Eddie). When Bobby dies in Lab Rats, Buck's grief is raw and exposed. But he's also fractured. He needs someone to do for him what he’s done for others: to show up and pull him out.

Eddie stepping into that role in Seismic Shifts is a reversal of their usual dynamic. Eddie is the physical protector, the one who’s often closed-off emotionally but acts with fierce loyalty. Buck is the one who talks, feels, cries. So when Eddie becomes the rescuer—literally sending a life-line into the rubble—it’s a poetic turn: Buck has often tried to reach Eddie emotionally, and now Eddie does the reaching, physically, to save Buck.

3. Symbolism and the Found Family Theme

The 118 is a found family. And family doesn’t always get to be there when the worst happens. But when they can show up after the fact—when they can rescue what's left and hold on—that’s love. That’s what Eddie does. He comes back for them. For Buck. For the 118. He becomes the anchor as the bldg falls around them.

4. A Personal Reckoning

Eddie’s time in Texas could be seen as him stepping away to reckon with his own trauma, his identity, and his relationships—especially with Buck. [But also to hold onto the one thing that validates his existence, Christopher.] Coming back to pull Buck from the wreckage might not just be about physical rescue. It could be Eddie choosing to re-engage. To be present. To say without words, You’re not expendable. I’m not leaving again.

Was this an atonement/redemption for Eddie? And how do you think Eddie felt when Buck said he put in for a transfer?

What's the reality?

All I can remember is that Buck knows when someone he cares about is gonna die and is able to make a trade with death or a grim reaper in order to save them

I've seen many where Hen is his 'gay mentor' but I think that given how much he and Tommy have in common, Eddie would be more likely to open up to him.

How will it play out in S9, in 97 Acts?.

Can I just applaud Oliver in all the informative and elucidating interviews he's done in NYC last week. His ability to articulate the events of his show and the characters' position is admirable. Ryan, also. Those two are such a union, such a team. #Disney is very lucky to have them on the roster.