Oliver Stark 9-1-1 Character, Ivan "Buck", Best Friend Eddie Diaz is preparing to go to Texas - and he is Not It is well handled.

"She dealt with her whole life, and it is a huge part of the puzzle and who is the makeup of who he is, he felt abandoned many times," Stark, 1, said exclusively Our weekly Before the Midseasation Premier. "And I think about 118 and something about AD, especially because of their bonds outside of 118, he is the one who didn't expect to deal with it with Bak."

Stark mentioned that the deepest problems related to the root of the original were returned to the "Baka start" episode in 4 seasons, when he learned that he had an elder brother who died in Leukemia just after his birth - and he imagined his sick siblings in hoping to grant his bone marrow.

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In the "Sob Story" that premiered March Thursday, these immersion issues are again, despite their best efforts to bring back their evil head, but not helping the spiral on AD (AD.Ryan Guzman) The upcoming step in the Lone Star State to get closer to the son Christopher (Gavin Machag)

From the destruction of potential subtleters to knee-jerky pets, Bak is clearly fighting to lose its largest believer. Stark said that this immersion was "extra strict" hit for Bak because he never expected to say "good" when the subject of AD came.

"I think it is the basis of why it hurts him so much, because it is a thing that he relied so much and believed in that stability," he also said that hearing Buck's over ADi's over, there is nothing to say that there is nothing to say about the potential tenants and no one puts him on the LA.

"Listen, no one wants to hear what you have heard of AD, don't you? AD does not mean this way, but Bak clearly explains that nothing is really important to me here, "Stark explained.

Stark added that AD is. "A huge part of the course"Buck's life -" No need to deny it, "he said - the rest of the episode" intends to help "begins his friend before renting his apartment before renting his apartment.

Stark insisted, "He really wants him to be a good friend and want to be part of the process and remove Aid's shoulders from as much as possible," Stark insisted. "And I think that he almost made himself sure he wanted (he would like to leave) and (if) it is best for AD, but this is the best for me" "

Bach, Starc mentioned that AD was "almost blind" about how painful AD was actually leaving. "He won't let himself feel these emotions because he wants to be a helpful friend and just want to be there and help. So he did not let himself discover those emotions and (think) how difficult it would be for him. Because he would then become a barrier to the path of completing it, "Stark explained, adding with a smile," he is as finished. "

The truth is that the fact is, finish the right thing at the end of the speech, actually signs up - the fake name is under Freddy Fakeman - to rent when going home to AD. Before that moment of clarity, Buck and AD find themselves in disagreements in a way that the audience is not often seen. That excitement was that Stark enjoyed something, even for a beet.

“Taping on it is always fun. As a cast, we all have a great layer of truth and protection with each other. So in those moments where we can be a little more opposed to each other, it is fun, "he acknowledged." Like, I like those things, to push these buttons to push it and see how far you can press the envelope on it. Conflict plays and great TVs are always for him. "

The drama is served in spots on "SOB Stories" - and we are not even talking about the abduction of the entire Maddi (Jennifer Love Hoot). As soon as Eddie reaches its on -the -ending bake, he has accused Buck "to make it". However, the situation is even more complicated for the stark.

"I think we all do this to a bit, right? We all have a reaction to the scene, "Stark argued. “We feel how we feel and we respond. Buck can only respond to any circumstances where he is standing in it. And in the scene he is truthful where he says, 'This is not even a question that I am not asking you to take your son. Of course your son wins. 'He is not confusing, he is not foolish and he doesn't want it. However, he was also injured. "

People, Stark explained, may feel and seek multiple things at once. "At the same time, you want anyone who wants to go and do the best thing for them and you will miss them, you know? This does not mean this (he wants) Christopher remain alone Forever It is true that he is a complex entity, as we are all and he is feeling multiple things at the same time. "

In the end, Bak's hope for the happiness of AD and Christopher, and the decision to hire Buck Edie's apartment is good to finish the episode. However, according to Stark, these positive feelings will not last very long.

Stark says "I think it's not as smooth from any transformation," Stark says Ours New excavation of the bak. "You know, he's moving to a place that reminds him of his missing friend. So, yes ... he will not be as smooth as he is expecting or expecting. "

Buck will go back to the new dog? After all, the first one he saved from the fire eventually went home to his appropriate owners. (Oh, everyone really leaves Buck always leaves!) Stark said he would "love" a Poch Pal for his character, but not sure as the dog owner himself that it would be very meaningful.

“The matter is, firefighters work for a long time. Who will take care of this dog? Will that dog walk? Will it be allowed to urinate? These questions that have to be asked to ask, "He made a joke." And I liked the idea of ​​working with another dog but it is practical for Buck, I just don't know. "

So if not a dog, what is for the bak? It remains under the wrap, but whatever, the visitors are probably for the journey. When was asked how he would describe the rest of the season 8 to Buck's journey in three words, Stark said Ours: "Uncomfortable, opportunity and destructive." OK, it seems worrying!

9-1-1 The ABC was aired on ET at 9am on Thursday.