Laura and Mads look back at the start of our love for Begins episodes. Starting with Hen and Chim because theirs are intertwined in a wonderful journey. It also reminds us that this show was so well written back in Season 2! What were your favorite parts of these episodes?

Laura and Mads felt pretty middle ground about this episode. We enjoy the chaos of crazy caused by the Santa Ana winds, but can we please stop making Bobby's addiction his only personality trait?

Laura and Mads discuss what works for this filler episode and what should've been expanded more to make it better. Overall, we both liked this episode and found it to have elements of fun.

Mads and Laura actually enjoyed the latest episode for the laughs and each emergency centered on one person. They also discuss which of the 118, et al are Team Swift. Who do you think are Swifties?

Laura has finally watched an episode! Mads and Laura talk about why this episode is probably one of the better ones of the whole series. The beginning of our favorite couple definitely plays into it.

Laura returns to discuss with Mads the merits of an episode she only had time to read the recap for. The discussion is still solid - for what the episode was.

Justine fills in for Laura to discuss Buck's new life change with Mads. But, not before first discussing the changing dynamic between Eddie and Christopher. Also, Hoover better become the 118's firehouse dog or else. 

A shorter episode than most, but Laura and Mads still dive into the heart of the episode. Which isn't as centered on the story as you think -- yes we are talking about Bobby -- again. Find out how they feel about the story and outcome overall. 

Mads and Laura rage against Ryan Murphy, Tim Minnear, et al regarding the treatment of Hen and Athena. They are also completely shocked by that ending and are willing to give the show a good review IF 9-1-1 can pull off the impending story.

Laura and Mads found they had quite a bit to talk about with regards to the episode -- erm we mean Buddie Family Dinner. All in all, this was a halfway decent episode to discuss and get Season 6 off and running. (Though that intro sequence leaves much to be desired.)