《Emergency Call》Riback and Eddie's parenting disagreements continue

Buck can fly to save people at a disaster scene, but when he returns home, he may not know how to say "no" to a four-year-old child.《Emergency Call》(9-1-1) The events of the first three episodes of Season 10 were broadcast to the second episode. Oliver Stark was interviewed by TVLine and talked about these two completely different problems. He also revealed that Buck and Eddie's differences on parenting issues will continue for some time.The following relates to the plot of this episode.

The rescue in this episode still revolves around the volcanic disaster.Athena is trapped underground with former police officer Matthew Sparks, who was fired for shooting a woman.Just when the two thought they had found the exit, they encountered another volcano-related landslide and were in even more danger.Harry sat next to a dying doctor, comforted by him, and listened to her talk about the gains and losses she would inevitably encounter in her career; May made a mistake in inserting an intravenous needle for the first time in the hospital, and then had a panic attack.The Grants are each pushed to their limits.

Stark revealed that the news that Athena was trapped will spread throughout the 118th Fire Brigade in the next episode and become a focus of debate among the team members.Their mission is to save the entire city, but the person in danger is one of their own, so attention will inevitably be further focused on her, which will be an important part of the third episode.

The Buckley-Han family is not having it easy either.Maddie is promoted to take Tai's old position, and while wondering why everyone keeps giving me promotions, he must decide which neighborhoods can be saved and which ones have to be abandoned.Buck had at least one heroic moment on the scene: he jumped out like Tarzan and rescued the woman in the sinking car.

Starck still found it interesting to shoot this kind of action scene.“Even if it's just jumping from one car to another or climbing a ladder, I find it fun.” He said that this is what he has always liked about working on drama series.

What makes him not so relaxed is the relationship between Buck and Theo.Buck suddenly becomes the guardian of his biological child, but has trouble disciplining Theo with firmness.This has created a rift between him and his best friend Eddie.Stark said these experiences would eventually lead to growth, but the two would clash as a result, lasting even longer than he expected: “ There was a time when they were definitely not on the same page.”

During last week's single dad dinner, the lively Theo accidentally knocked down Christopher.Stark hopes viewers will give the kid some grace: “He's only four, and it's not intentional.” Of course it sucked for Chris to get knocked down, but he didn't want to blame a four-year-old too much for acting like a four-year-old.From Stark's point of view, aside from the fact that the dinner party ended badly, the conflict was difficult to judge in a black-and-white way.

Eddie is holding back for now.Stark believes that Buck actually knows that his discipline methods are not working, but he is just unwilling to face it seriously or admit it to himself.He really wanted his children to be happy and safe, so he chose the easiest way at the moment - to keep agreeing to his children's requests.