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9-1-1 boss teases what’s next for Buck after his shocking break up with Tommy
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9-1-1 showrunner has spilt the tea on Buck’s future. On the latest episode of the popular ABC series, viewers were treated to an array of dramatic storylines – from a cheating man sneezing out his intestines to a child getting trapped in a construction pipe.
However, one storyline that left viewers thoroughly gagged was the surprise breakup between Buck (Oliver Stark) and Tommy (Lou Ferrigno Jr).
After celebrating their six-month anniversary and bonding over their shared romantic connection to Abigail Clark (Connie Briton), the pair’s future seemed bright.
Unfortunately, their happily ever after swiftly came to an end when Buck proposed the idea of Tommy moving in with him. “I want you to move in with me.
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14.11 / 01:41
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Will Rollins loses razor-close race for Republican Ken Calvert’s House seat
A major, late-breaking U.S. House race was called on Wednesday for the anti-LGBTQ Republican, U.S. Rep. Ken Calvert, who with his victory managed to stave off a second attempt by gay former U.S. attorney Will Rollins to flip the 30+=year incumbent’s seat representing California’s 41st Congressional District.
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