Let’s hope it won’t be Buck… again.
If there is one thing that always holds true for any procedural drama, it is that every single character will fall victim to some kind of physical injury or psychological trauma. Depending on how many characters there are on the show, it may take the writers a while to go through each one, but there are usually no exceptions.
On ABC’s newly acquired 911, every character is already in the rotation, as every single one of them has been targeted in one way or another during the previous 6 seasons of the show. Given the dangers of their jobs, that doesn’t seem too unrealistic. If anything, fans are counting on new drama, and that can’t happen without someone getting hurt at some point.
As season 7 approaches, viewers have more and more questions about the storyline. However, fans think they know who’s next in line to spend a few nights in the hospital. Or at least they have their suspicions.
What Will Happen To Bobby and Athena In 911 Season 7?
One of the biggest hype points for season 7 so far has been the cruise that Bobby and Anthena have joined. Unfortunately, they won’t get the relaxing trip they were hoping for, as the ship will be at the center of a major disaster that will bring everyone together for a Titanic- like rescue mission.
While we all hope that the consequences of these events won’t be as deadly as those we saw in James Cameron ‘s 1997 drama, it’s safe to assume that someone will be hanging on the edge of life and death. And fans have every reason to believe that it will be either Bobby or Athena who takes the first blow.
Chimney, Hen and Eddie have all been hurt recently, so it’s unlikely the writers will throw them under the bus again. Buck, who went through the whole out-of-body experience last season, is also better off safe than sorry, as fans probably won’t be able to take any more episodes that focus on him for a while.
Whoever is going to be the unlucky one of the bunch, viewers are desperately hoping that ABC doesn’t make any sudden moves and kill someone off. While everyone enjoys the suspense to some degree, no one is ready to say goodbye to any of the crew, as it’s the people that make 911 so special among all the other procedurals.
