Brianna and Roger are worried Buck will make an appearance. IN THE AIR TONIGHT | Rob’s visit is wildly awkward. Bree and Roger quickly hustle Buck into the priest’s hole - that little room off the kitchen - and tell him not to come out until they let him out. And before Rog and Bree can discuss it further, Rob Cameron shows up, unannounced, for the dinner that he forced Roger into inviting him to in the previous episode.
Though Roger certainly isn’t enamored of his newly arrived relative, he stops short of telling him that on the family tree, his death is listed as 1778 - the year Buck went missing. “You wouldn’t have anything stronger than coffee, would ye?” he asks. Buck is kind of a jerk as he explains that Roger was too cozy with his woman, and what else was he to do? As Roger explains that he was helping Morag because she’s actually his five- or six-times great-grandmother, he follows it with the inevitable: “That makes you my grandda.” Buck is stymied. Roger questions him about Alamance, and why he had him strung up.
When he recognized Roger shopping in Inverness, he followed him home. When he went to investigate, he inadvertently got sucked through time. While Rog and Bree give him some serious side-eye, he explains that he and his family got near Craigh na Dun and heard the stones buzzing. BUCK-LE UP | Brianna is reading a letter from her mom when Roger interrupts, hauling the Nuckelavee into the house and introducing him as William “Buck” Buccleigh MacKenzie.
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