After the fight Buck and Eddie had in “Streets of Fire,” the Buddie divorce era is back on in 9-1-1 Season 10 Episode 4 “Imposter Syndrome.” But knowing these two, it’s going to take them a little time to get some sense knocked into them. And I’m talking about Buck. He’s the one who needs more sense. Because what Eddie is offering is support as a parent, something that Buck is new to.
When it comes to this preview for “Imposter Syndrome” it’s important to note that 9-1-1 deleted a couple photos that were up on the press site before the episode aired. They were photos of Buck and Maddie talking and Jee and Theo playing. And it might be a sign that the Buddie divorce is going to be shorter than expected. Because if there’s anyone that can ground Buck, besides Eddie, it’s going to be his sister Maddie.
MORE: Need to catch up? Read our review for 9-1-1 Season 10 Episode 3 “Streets of Fire”!
Now, while we think that we’ll get some thoughts on Buck feeling like an imposter as Theo’s guardian, we also think that May is going to get a huge plot point in this episode. In the promo for “Imposter Syndrome” we see Marc Evan Jackson guest starring as a good samaritan who fashions himself as a doctor. And at one point that leads him to have an encounter with May at the hospital.
But after how the Firefam dealt with the opening emergency volcano of it all, all of them are totally going to be fine. As for May, she’s Athena Grant’s daughter. There’s nothing she can’t do. If anything, we’re worried about Maddie. What’s got her concerned enough that she and Chimney have some photos shared for “Imposter Syndrome”?
What’s the synopsis for 9-1-1 Season 10 Episode 4?
Here is the synopsis for ‘Imposter Syndrome’:
Buck and Eddie’s friendship is at odds following their argument over Theo. Meanwhile, the 118 races to the scene of an accident that has been complicated by a good Samaritan.
Are there photos for “Imposter Syndrome”?
Here are the photos for the hour:
Do we have a promo for 9-1-1 “Imposter Syndrome”?
Here’s the promo of the hour:
9-1-1 airs Thursdays at 8/7c on ABC.
