Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 107 episodes
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Three friends uncover the surprising depths of a procedural show that masterfully balances laughable unseriousness with charming characters and heartwarming stories. The Buddie System Podcast embarks on witty, insightful conversations analyzing the characters and relationships on 9-1-1 through an elevated critical lens.
Unknown Host hosts The Buddie System: A 9-1-1 Yapathon, a comedy show with 107 episodes published.
🏳️🌈 Pride Month Rewind | Originally released January 8, 2026 It’s fine, it’s cool, Eddie can tell a priest “I’m straight,” but we know the truth. This week Han, Cil, and Rachel take a thorough look at Eddie Diaz’s dat
Han, Cil, and Rachel are back in Buck Buckley's brain for Pride Month, and it is not pretty in here. Buck can't sleep in his best friend's house, accidentally admits he has feelings for Eddie mid-argument, and spends an
Come celebrate The Buddie System's 2nd anniversary (and Rachel’s birthday!) with an hour-long, 9-1-1-themed game of Would You Rather! Rachel serves as the Question Czar, doling out unhinged scenarios featuring our favori
Two years ago our timelines were full of a firefighter kissing another man, coming out as bisexual in his 7th season on the show. Our interests were piqued, we binged 6-and-a-half seasons, fell in love with the show and
"Don't make me sad, don't make me cry. Sometimes love is not enough and the road gets tough, I don't know why." Han, Cil, and Rachel close out Season 9 with episode 18, "Hearts and Flowers" — the finale where the 118 spl
Han was going to drive up to New Jersey RescueVerse con on Saturday, get the Core Four op, hang out, and drive home. That is not what happened. Cil decided to go as well less than a month out and a day turned into a week
"Time may change me, but I can't trace time" Han, Cil, and Rachel do our best Maury impression for Season 9, Episode 17 — "I Got You Babe" — in which one Evan Buckley is confronted with a Disney protagonist origin story,
A priest watched Eddie Diaz pick up a juice box, put it back down, and said, “My gay brother in Christ.” We have never recovered and neither has Eddie, frankly. Han, Cil, and Rachel present: a revisit of our completely u
Season 1 Episode 3 of Heated Rivalry, “Hunter” is the Skip episode, but you will not be skipping it, sit down and respect your queer hockey elders! Han, Cil, Rachel, and Niki are here to walk you through Scott Hunter's g
Whether you're registered for your first RescueVerse convention or just starting to think about going, this episode is your one-stop resource for everything you need to know before you get there. RescueVerse is Creation
"What would you do if I sang out of tune? Would you stand up and walk out on me? Lend me your ears, then I'll sing you a song, I will try not to sing out of key." Han, Cil, and Rachel put on our Sherlock Holmes hats for
"Stayed on the line with you the entire night, 'til you let it out and let it in" Han, Cil, and Rachel are white knuckling their way through Season 9, Episode 14, "DIY," and Episode 15, "Pick Your Poison" — the two-episo
Have you been doom scrolling 9-1-1 Twitter wondering why Buddie isn't canon yet? Put the phone down. We did the homework so you don't have to. Han, Cil, and Rachel are joined by Alexa Donne — YA thriller author, TV indus
"We were built to fall apart, then fall back together" Han, Cil, and Rachel are taking the scenic route through 9-1-1 Season 9 Episode 13, "Mother's Boy" – an episode Tim Minear wrote himself, and the one that takes Buck
"I can't help that I'm that girl, they be talkin', I don't care / Beefin' with yourself because you do not exist in my world" Han, Cil, and Rachel are saddling up for a Nashville crossover that somehow manages to be both
"Abigail's parents cared more about the bible than being good to their own child" This week, Han, Cil, and Rachel are covering 9-1-1 Season 9 Episodes 10 ("Handle With Care") and 11 ("Going Once, Going Twice") — a two-pa
This week Han, Cil, and Rachel are joined by Trent from 911TVNEWS, known for being THE ultimate 9-1-1 fandom first responder. We’ve been wanting to have him on to talk about the production and behind-the-scenes of the sh
We’re revisiting the Kitchen Divorce. Yes, that kitchen fight from Season 8, Episode 17 of 9-1-1, because Season 9 has made it painfully, hilariously clear that this fight never actually ended. It just went (40 feet) und
A revisit episode. Some episodes don’t age — they ferment. As Season 8B ripples outward into Season 9, we’re revisiting Fallout because it quietly establishes emotional fault lines Buck and Eddie have been circling ever
Season 1 Episode 2 of Heated Rivalry, “Olympians,” is where our boys are well and truly fucked — Shane literally, and both of them emotionally. It’s all fun and games until the sex becomes a gateway drug to feelings and
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