I Should Go

And I of course had to make an edit to make myself sad

I have...a lot of thoughts about the series finale.

I'm about to turn 26, and I've been watching RVB since I was around 11. Tucker was always my favorite character. His character development was some of the best I've ever seen (not that I'm an expert, but), and his relationship with Wash, whether it was more than friends or not, was always my favorite dynamic too. With that said, I'm really disappointed in how little we saw of Tucker despite the incredibly devastating situation he was in, AND how little we saw at the end after he was saved.

I also find it very strange that Wash and Tucker did not have one single interaction, especially with all they'd gone through together prior to this. Wash asks Doc/Carolina if he's okay and that's it. It felt like RT had a limited runtime allotted and wanted to finish Grif and Simmons' storyline more than they wanted to finish anyone else's. I get it, because the show started with them so it should end with them, but I think with even just ten more minutes, we could've gotten a resolution for everyone. Maybe.

Anyway, I loved it regardless, because it made me laugh and it made me cry, and it gave me one last piece. Red vs. Blue got me through some of the hardest times of my life.

I got to tell Jason one time at RTX in 2014 that I loved his work as Tucker, and I wish I could tell him now how much it's meant to me all these years.

The RT logo was my first ever tattoo when I was 16, and the RVB tattoo came a couple years later.

Bow-chicka-bye-now 🥲

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