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It's safe to say that Evan Buckley (Oliver Stark) is not okay, despite what he says. Two episodes back, 9-1-1 Season 9 put the firefighter and his best buddy Eddie (Ryan Guzman) through the wringer when their otherwise pleasant road trip goes horrifically off the rails after they're run off the road, and Buck is kidnapped after the crash. His harrowing experience trapped in Bonnie's (Melinda McGraw) basement made for the highest-rated episode in the series' history, but as seen in last week's episode, he's still haunted by everything that happened before Eddie came to his rescue. The consequences of trying to hide how he feels from those around him and soldiering on are now about to catch up with him.









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