It was an incredible episode but it truly made me so emotional to see a very typically masculine character like buck in his 30s getting to have this moment of self discovery where lots of things just start to click in place and it's terrifying and thrilling. I was crying at that final scene because a lot of queer people have had that moment where someone just shines a light on a part of yourself that you've been ignoring or pushing away and it's overwhelming. It's so important to see stories like these betrayed on screen and I think it was beautifully shot and acted I can't wait to see more of his journey.
Review of Buck, Bothered and Bewildered
