:)

you could knock their heads together and you'd hear an echo

at this point it feels like peter krause must have idk. laughed at tim that he’s bald. and tim went insane

that is truly what it feels like

The unpacking metaphor is deliberate and nobody can tell me otherwise.

Buck spends most of the episode scared of unpacking his things in Eddie’s house. Until. Until the Kitchen Scene - where Tommy starts unpacking first. Tommy opens the first box. Pandora’s Box, if you will. The exact same scene where he addresses the elephant in the room and becomes the first to suggest that Buck has feelings for Eddie.

Tommy has forced the unpacking upon Buck, who was so scared to unpack himself. Because he was too scared of what starting to unpack meant.

Buck ending the episode finally, happily unpacking is a promise. He hasn’t started to truly Unpack, but he will. All the feelings that have spent so long in those boxes are going to come out.

i am afraid of people who reblog things with no tags. not even any identifiers like the show it’s from or anything. just silence. what are you thinking?? hello??

Buck goes to visit Eddie and Chris. While he’s gone. There’s a news story about two civilians rescuing someone from some disaster.

Chim: Did you hear about what happened in El Paso?

Bobby: A bit, but I didn’t pay much attention.

Hen: What do you mean?

Bobby: Not my circus, not my monkeys.

*Bobby’s phone rings*

Bobby (on phone): Yes, this is Captain Nash. Yes. Oh. Oh no. Oh my god. Thank god. Yes, of course. Right away.

*hangs up phone*

Bobby: . . . . So, apparently those were my monkeys.

“Fyp” we don’t do that here. I mean, Tumblr the app and website tries, but we don't do that here.

“But then how will anyone see it?” peer review.

“How do you get engagement?” by talking and engaging with other people. Or making a devastating typo. Either way.

“But—” Listen, you’re not doing solo stand up anymore. This is a group improv class being held in a SAW dungeon. Good luck.

ngl the baron got the best ending in wwdits

he went from the angriest man in the world miserable because he couldnt have a family to a loving husband, father, and dog owner while still retaining the respect of his peers (through violence)

the Ghosts all gathering around to watch Mike die in the house (he's very old, it's cool) excited to maybe finally get to talk to him but once he's dead he just kinda looks around at them like 'oohhh... okay!!' and immediately moves on. fully satisfied with his life.