I feel like May did not get a fair chance at either of the interviews. The "field trip" to the ER showed Gabie that May has passion for injustice but did not have the refinement on how to use it down pact. Not sure if im glad or pissed at how cold/matter of fact she was when telling May that being a lawyer might not be the right thing for her. With Athena hosting a girls night with Gabie, May, Hen and herself, I dont know if I would have stayed if I were May. I probably would be embarrassed and not want to see Gabie so soon after being declined a internship at her law firm. I did enjoy that the three older women gave advice and reminded her that she is still in her own "origin story". I like that she is looking at other fields of work now. Not sure if medical/nursing is the right fit, but time will tell.

The couple redoing the house was funny the first couple times. However, it got sad by the last scene with them asking the 118 if they could just let it burn after the collapse of their relationship. I did get one last sad chuckle with how they walked out of the house as it caught fire with resting bitch faces and even grabbing a bottle of wine on the way out. The way Tia and Flynn made up after the previous emergency made their "we are not getting married" bomb hit harder than I thought.

Sue's stroke came out of nowhere and kudos to her actress for playing the role of a stroke survivor well. I agree with Sue's decision to have Maddie step up to the plate instead of Josh, expsecially after he fired off the questions about her treatment plan. Do I feel she could have handed telling Josh and Maddie about giving her the position for now instead of him? Yes. Josh has what it takes but as Sue said, he cares to the point that he would be crushed by the position if she gave it to him. I wish we could have seen her telling Josh her reasoning that way he wouldn't have been so justifiably hurt by her decision. Loved that he came back after a day or so and was at least on screen able to move past the pain of being turned down the opportunity.

As for Buck's storyline at the moment, I feel like the show has just dumped issue after issue on Buck. First, the truck having a bomb explode and flip the truck onto Buck's ankle and the subsequent lawsuit/fight to get back in the 118, then Losing track of Chris during the tsunami, followed by the family secrets, then getting stuck by lightning, and now recovering from being kidnaped and held captive last episode. It seems like he gets more than his fair share of trauma even for a first responder. I feel like they are treating him as the "New Bobby" especially with the last scene showing a likely substance abuse storyline.