'Daisy Jones and the Six' from Prime Video is a story about a rock band that has become the most successful band of its time. Everyone in the group is focused on one thing: becoming the world's largest rock band.
The Dunne Brothers were initially formed as the Dunne Brothers and the Six. On their return to Pittsburgh, they meet an old acquaintance, Chuck Loving. SPOILERS AHEAD
Chuck is a fan of Chuck.
Chuck Loving was an original member of the Dunne Brothers. Graham suggested he join the band. Billy took the lead and began writing original songs for them. They would meet at Chuck's garage and practice until they booked gigs.
Billy decides to pursue a music career after an emotional upheaval with his father. He assures the band that they will never give up big gigs and will never become one of the world's largest bands. One night when they perform at a club, Rod Reyes notices them and offers to take over as their manager. He tells them that the real music scene is in LA.
Chuck is unsure whether or not playing in Pittsburgh is a good idea. He applied to a dental college and leaves the band. It was a surprise for his friends, who assumed they would attend the same school as him.
What Happens to Chuck Loving?
The Dunne Brothers needed someone to fill in because they already had a gig booked. Eddie is the rhythm guitarist and is forced to take over as bassist until a replacement is found. As a result, the band is quickly becoming one of the greatest bands in the world. Their latest album, 'Aurora,' has gone on a countrywide tour.
This is when the band meet again. Chuck tells them that he doesn't regret leaving the band at a critical point, and that being a dentist is still a safer option.
Chuck's actions make their reunion uncomfortable, but it's clear that he wants to show them that he never thinks about the possibility that he might be one of them. The documentary reveals his honest thoughts when he has no words to say about his regret. He could have been a member of the Six and lived the life his friends loved, but instead, he chose to stay back and live everyday life.
