Original subtitles

What's up, Nashville? Y'all ready to have a good time?

Let's go!

♪ I like the snakeskin, I like them Buckaroos ♪

♪ I like my leather shined up with a shade of blue ♪

♪ I like the black cherry alligator pointed toe ♪

♪ I wear 'em out 'til there's holes on the outsole ♪

♪ They go with everything, I take 'em everywhere ♪

♪ Lil' mama came with a man, but she still starin' ♪

Alright, track him with the spot. Go, go, go.

Lower the reverb, I'm hearing echo.

♪ I tell 'em give me two pairs of Luccheses ♪

♪ All-white shirt and some bootcut jeans ♪

♪ I'll go all night... ♪

Hey, I'm not loving these gusts, Manny.

Latest Doppler said the storm tracker could be changing.

We should cancel that pyro to be safe.

Because of a little breeze?

Look, I'm not trying to turn Kane into a human torch, okay?

I packed the cans myself.

Now get off the channel. The cue is coming up.

♪ Ain't nothing you can tell me ♪

♪ I feel like Nelly... ♪

No, it's picking up. It's too strong.

Abort the pyro, Manny. Abort!

Three, two...

I said abort!

♪ Give me two pairs... ♪

Pretty bitchin', right?

- It was actually. - ♪ All-white shirt ♪

♪ And some bootcut jeans ♪

♪ I'll go all night ♪

- ♪ Stomping to the beat ♪ - The hell?

Everybody back! Get back! Back!

Oh, my God.

Call 911. Someone call 911!

Oh, no.

- Synced and corrected by synk - - www.addic7ed.com -

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How y'all doing tonight, folks?

Come on and make some noise

if y'all are ready to rodeo.

♪ Well, she came down the stairs ♪

♪ She was wearin' jeans and boots ♪

♪ Singin' somethin' George Strait outta 1992 ♪

♪ When she opened up the fridge and reached around the wine ♪

Hey, come on, old man.

Public's waiting.

Stick around, y'all. We've got more teams comin' up,

and this competition is just heating up.

Thanks, Buck.

Duke.

Duke.

I swear, Duke, if you don't stand still right now...

You want me to get you a mounting block?

I don't need a damn mountin' block.

Well, what the hell's wrong with Duke?

I don't know, he's just been acting spooky lately.

Well, not with me he hasn't.

What'd you do, piss in his oats?

I didn't do a damn thing.

Sometimes even a good horse just needs to know who's boss.

Just like a good son.

Come on.

Next to go,

Nashville's own father-son duo,

Don and Ryan Hart.

Sitting in third place, they need to beat 4.6

in order to take the lead.

It's time to see if they have what it takes.

Ready?

That's a clean run of 3.5. A new national arena record.

Ya-hoo!

Still your hometown champs, Don and Ryan Hart.

You good?

I'm good.

He's okay. Everything's good.

So, how's your keister, old man?

Keister's fine.

It's my pride that got the bone bruise.

You know, I can't remember the last time

you came off a horse.

Happens to the best of us.

My boys! Making me so proud tonight.

Hey, Mama.

Hey, sweetie.

- Hi. - Hey.

You, uh, you didn't see Sam in the stands, did you?

No. But you know what? Maybe I missed her.

Yeah.

Hey, Donnie.

What got into Duke tonight tossing you off

in front of all your people like that?

Well, it ain't his fault.

He, uh, got a saddle sore yesterday...

- rubbing him raw. - Oh, okay.

Well, you gonna give your wife a kiss or what, Captain?

You do not want a kiss from me right now, Blythe.

- Really? - You liable to get some muck

all over your, uh, Luby Vee-tans.

Oh, well, don't worry about it,

'cause there's no greater aphrodisiac.

Than the smell of horse crap?

- Than the smell of your horse crap. - Hmm.

Oh! You know, it's a miracle I'm not in therapy.

Well, go easy on him tonight.

He's got a shift tomorrow.

♪ I can pick a horse and ride it ♪

♪ Show my cards and try it ♪

♪ I could leave it, I could chase it ♪

♪ I can do anything but fake it ♪

♪ I'm livin' in the wide awake ♪

♪ Of every possibility... ♪

I'm not feeling it.

I might have an idea.

When you get to the pre-chorus,

try speeding up the delivery.

Okay, let's give it a shot.

♪ I'm livin' in the wide awake ♪

♪ Of every possibility ♪

♪ No, I can't shake the dream ♪

Yes!

Someone is cooking more than just Pop-Tarts up here.

Hey, Cap. Cammie and I are working on a new song

I wanna try out at the Broken Fiddle next week.

We'll be there. Hey, Cam.

Good morning, Don. Hey, Ryan.

Hey, Aunt Cammie.

How are you?

Derelict of duty.

My break's over, I gotta get back to my shift.

You are a genius, Cammie. Thank you.

Oh, my pleasure, Taylor. Y'all be safe out there.

Yeah, we know you'll make sure of it.

Where you running off to?

I gotta write down the new bridge before I forget it.

Got a candidate list for our new probie.

We should probably go over it this morning.

Joy, I can't wait.

Not gonna lie, none of 'em are unicorns.

But there was one gal, Bonnie Kessler.

Good written score, solid ladder work.

She did so-so with tools,

but you can fix that.

Okay. Send his, uh, résumé over to my desk.

His?

Her name's Bonnie... Dad.

Where's your head at, old man?

What the hell's been eating you lately?

- Nothing eating me. - That's BS.

You lied to mom at the stable.

- Is that a fact? - Yeah.

You said that Duke had a saddle sore while I tacked him up myself,

and there wasn't a sore.

He threw you 'cause you were riding with too much tension,

and it spooked him.

There is something I've been meaning to tell you.

I've been meaning for a long time.

Dad, you're starting to scare me.

Cap. There you are.

What's going on, Rox?

There's something you gotta see.

Batten down the hatches this weekend.

We have a major system of warm air

that's in a collision course with a system of cold air

right over Nashville.

When opposites crash into each other, big things happen.

Could get here by the weekend.

Floods, tornadoes. Should be a good time.

Everybody start dusting off your swift water gear.

Sounds like we're gonna need it.

I hate swift water gear days.

You're living in the wrong town.

Nah.

They're saying it might all still blow over,

but y'all know what happens to Nashville when we get weather.

People get... ♪ Crazy ♪

Is it just me, ladies, or is it burning up in here?

I think we better call the fire department

to bring us a big hose.

Show some love to Captain Smokeshow!

♪ I'm the fireman, fire for fireman ♪

♪ I got that fire, I'm hollering ♪

♪ I got that fire, come and try me ♪

Yes!

♪ You can spark it up ♪

♪ And I'ma put you out ♪

- Excuse me. Excuse me. - What?

♪ Fresh on campus, it's the Birdman Junior ♪

♪ Money too long, teachers, put away your rulers... ♪

Sorry. You're blocking our view.

Shut up, Hot Wheels!

♪ No shirt, tattoos ♪

♪ And some war wounds ♪

♪ And my chain ♪

♪ Toucan Sam that ♪

♪ Tropical colors, you can't match that ♪

- Hey! - Pardon me, ladies.

♪ ...you just shark food... ♪

What are you doing?

I have a package for special delivery.

♪ Yeah, the lights is bright, but I got a short fuse ♪

♪ Don't snooze ♪

The hell was that, Blue? You gave her a lap dance.

Can't do that inside the city limits.

They were bullying her, Mick.

I'm not gonna apologize for being a human being.

You're not a human being.

You're a set of abs.

Pull a stunt like that again and you're done.

Go get oiled up.

Got a bachelorette party coming in.

♪ 'Cause I saddle up my horse and I ride into the city ♪

♪ I make a lot of noise 'cause the girls ♪

I'm getting married!

♪ My old stud Leroy ♪

♪ And the girls say ♪

♪ Save a horse, ride a cowboy ♪

Come on, girls! You need to pedal for your Pilsners!

Let's go! Come on! Come on! Come on!

I shouldn't have eaten that hot chicken earlier.

Amy, if you puke on me, so help me, I will kill you.

It's okay, Ames. Just take a breather, we got you.

No, no. I'm good, I'm good.

This is just what happens

when you let the skinny bitches plan the bachelorette.

Alright, here we go, big hill!

Pedal! Big hill!

Come on, pedal! Pedal! Pedal!

Pedal!

Yeah. Yeah!

Whoo...

I love you guys!

Amy, are you okay?

Stop the car! Stop the car! Stop the car!

Amy!

I think our friend is having a heart attack.

Girl, girl. Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Girl, girl, girl. Are you okay? You can't breathe?

Help her. Give her some air!

I'm good.

Oh, my God!

Amy, you're so vile.

You know you love it.

Oh, my God.

Oh, no.

Uh, guys, where's the driver?

- Oh, my God! - Oh, my God!

Stop! Somebody stop it!

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Our friend's trapped!

She's trapped!

Please! Somebody help!

Help! My friend's trapped! Please help!

Help! Oh, please, please help!

Fireman. Help! Please!

What do we do?

We gotta stop the bleeding.

But she's stuck.

I got an idea.

Y'all hold her as still as you can.

It's okay. It's okay.

- What's your name? - Molly.

Molly, this will feel a little cold,

then you're gonna feel some pressure.

- What is that? - Stripper oil.

What kind of fireman are you?

Don't worry about it.

Help me lay her flat on her back.

I gotta make a tourniquet.

Just a little bit tighter.

There we go.

Let's lock her down. Start giving first aid.

Thought you said dispatch said we were the first ones here.

They did.

Well, then who the hell is that?

That's Captain Smokeshow.

We'll take over from here, Firefighter...

I'm not a firefighter. I'm a... dancer.

- I did the best I could. - Well, you did great.

Taylor, let's get her on the LIFEPAK and start a line.

Got you, Doc.

I'm gonna pack the wound.

BP is low, 82 over 50.

Can't die, Moll.

You're my best friend.

We're losing her, Doc.

We need to start pushing fluids into her now.

Pulse is still feeling faint.

Wake up. Wake up, Molly.

Come on, honey, come on.

Best squad ever.

Alright, she's back.

Radio Village West and tell 'em

we need five units of whole blood standing by.

- Dad, are you okay? - Wait, wait.

I didn't get your name.

It's Blue. Like the color.

Thank you. Blue.

Hey, hey. "Blue. Like the color."

Where the hell did you learn to do that?

I mean, I lifeguard in the summer.

Alright, well, you got talent, man.

If you ever wanna make a career shift, you let us know.

Ain't that right, Dad?

You?

Yeah, me.

What are the odds?

You guys, uh...

What, do you know each other?

Dad?

Dad?

Remember that thing I had to tell you?

Ryan... this is your brother.

I expect you have some questions.

Questions about my long-lost brother?

You're damn right I got questions.

We can start with how'd you do this to Mom?

You remember when you were little,

we sent you to a riding camp in Oklahoma?

Yeah, I guess so. Why?

Your mom and I separated that May.

- What? - You're not the only one

who's gone through a rough patch in his marriage.

We were gonna tell you when we picked you up,

but on the way out there, we...

we finally had a chance to be alone and talk

without your... grandfather in her ear.

We realized how much we still loved each other.

And even though we'd been through a lot,

we had something worth saving.

And we never looked back.

That's great, Dad.

How does Captain Smokeshow fit into all that?

A week before we reconciled, I ran into an ex at a nightclub.

She was a singer, Dixie.

I had no idea she'd be there.

We started talking, and in a moment of weakness...

we reconnected.

Well, go on.

Finish it.

We were at Disney World for your birthday

when I found out she was pregnant.

I know it's a lot to process.

So that's, uh, that's why you lied to Mom?

Why you been checking your phone all the time?

Five days ago, Blue reached out online,

said he wanted to meet.

I guess he took an ancestry test.

I turned up as "Likely match for father."

What'd you tell him?

I hadn't mustered up the courage to reply.

I knew the second I opened that door

that everything in our lives would change.

You're damn right things are gonna change.

Might not be such a bad thing.

Now, what you said to Blue on that call,

maybe you were right.

About him working here?

Yeah.

Yeah, that was before I knew he was a stripper.

Well, he's a stripper that showed up

to our scene dressed as a firefighter.

Ry, I just got this feeling.

That this is where he's meant to be.

What makes you think he'd even wanna work here?

What?

Oh, you gotta be kidding me.

I can't get over the coincidence.

Y'all just happened to show up at the same accident as me.

Didn't just "happen." We were responding to a call.

Funny. That's the same reason I came here tonight.

If y'all were serious about offering me that job,

I'd like to take you up on it.

Do you know how much a firefighter makes?

Starting salary is less than 60 grand.

I bet you make double that dancing.

Triple, actually.

Oh, so you'd give all that up to eat smoke?

Already did.

After we saved that bride,

I marched into my boss' office and told him I was done.

- So you quit, on impulse? - On instinct.

All those times I was on stage, I never felt as seen

as when that girl looked up at me from the street.

This is where I'm meant to be.

You hear that, Ry?

You realize you can't just walk in here

and become a firefighter? You need training.

I'm a certified lifeguard.

You need more than that.

You need to go to the academy.

I'll sign up today.

When's the next session?

In about six months.

Six months?

I can't wait that long. I just quit my job.

Sorry, man. Nothing to be done.

Well, thank you all for your time.

Well, there is one possibility.

Fire cadet exception.

It's in-the-field academy training

until he's ready to be a probie. There's precedent for it.

But only under extraordinary circumstances.

Blue, would you mind giving us a second?

Sure thing.

I'd say finding your long-lost brother on a call

is pretty extraordinary, wouldn't you?

If you say so.

And my instinct is saying yes.

And mine's saying, "Hell no."

Then it's a good thing I'm the captain.

Blue...

Alright, kids, time for presents!

- Oh! - Ahh!

Okay, this one is from Tio Hector and Tia Maria.

A Switch!

- Wow! - They got her a Switch?

Thank you.

- Wow. - And this one is from Tio Rudy.

VR goggles!

Such a try-hard, Rudy.

Thanks!

And this is from... Billy!

- Billy. - Hey!

Yes!

Headphones!

Thanks, Billy.

- Okay, the kid got her $200 headphones? - Wow.

You said it was a $30 limit.

Don't worry. I'm sure whatever you got her will be fine.

Okay, and this, Faith, is from your Tia Gabby.

I'll help.

Like it?

- What is it? - What is it?

It's a... It's a...

- What is it? - It's a kite.

We're in a park.

- So... Woo-hoo! - A kite.

You... You really went old school.

So awesome, Gabby.

Now, remember, children,

sudden movements can scare Rainbow.

- Tia. - Faith.

Why aren't you riding the horse? I mean, the unicorn.

- I just wanted to say thank you. - For what?

The lamest gift ever? It's okay. I can return it.

No, it's the coolest, because it's from you.

Can you teach me how to use it?

Hell, yeah, I can.

Take my shoes off.

Come over here.

Right here. Okay.

And tie 'em tight, then you're gonna hold it,

put it in your wrist, that way you don't lose it, okay?

Now, we're gonna back up and you're gonna run super fast.

Alright, Faith?

Whoa... Whoa.

Whoa!

Three, two, one. Go!

Go, go, go! That's it, that's it!

Yes, Faith! Yes! That's it!

Faith! Faith!

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Okay, ma'am, can you tell me exactly where you are and what's going on?

Well, we're at Centennial Park

at the Parthenon.

We were flying a kite, and she just took off.

Are you serious?

Yes, yes! It's all my fault.

Okay. I need to see what you're looking at.

I'm inviting you to a video call.

Okay. Okay. Here.

Oh, dear. Okay, ma'am, help is on the way.

But in the meantime, we need to figure out a way to catch her.

Does anybody have a blanket?

Uh, Patty, do you have a blanket?

- No! - No, no. We don't have one.

It's okay. Stay calm for me.

There, the tablecloth. Y'all can use it as a net.

Um, Patty, Tom, the tablecloth!

- She's says to use it as a net. - Right!

Mommy!

Go right. Go right!

I said go right!

That was our right!

We need Plan B!

Okay, I have another idea y'all can try.

Okay, well, what do we use?

Mommy!

Get all those folks to link arms.

We're gonna form a human net.

- Everybody circle up. - Circle up!

Okay, have 'em grab the wrists of the person across from them.

Everybody grab each other's wrists and don't let go.

- Okay. Guys, over here! - Baby girl!

Here she comes!

You okay?

That was ten and three in the last furlong.

That... That's Derby time.

It is.

Oh, we're gonna have a very nice spring, aren't we, boy?

- Hey. - Ryan?

What are you doing here? I thought

you were on the boat with your dad this morning.

I didn't really feel like fishing.

So, this is serious.

Alright.

Help me walk him off.

You know that all I've ever wanted

is to protect this family.

Oh, no. Is this about Samantha?

No, no, this is about Dad, alright?

He betrayed us. He betrayed you.

Well, there must be some misunderstanding

'cause your father would never betray us.

Oh, I know, I didn't wanna believe it either.

But last night we were on call, and then this guy shows up.

And then, later, he confesses to me

that when I was at riding camp...

He fathered a child.

You knew?

Your dad and I have always told each other everything.

What, you just, you forgave him

and moved on after he cheats on you?

He didn't cheat on me.

We were separated,

and it wasn't like I didn't have my fun, too.

Thank you.

I'm not gonna pretend

that it wasn't the hardest day of my life when I found out.

But I prayed on it.

And I even dragged your dad to church

so we could talk to our pastor about it.

And after all that, you just decided to pretend

that Blue doesn't exist?

We have taken care of that child since the day he was born

until just last year.

So, why didn't you tell me?

We didn't get to make that decision.

His mama did.

I mean, hell hath no fury like Dixie Bennings scorned.

Listen, when your father and I chose to stay together...

she vowed to punish him in the worst way possible.

How?

By keeping him away from Blue.

And she didn't even tell that poor boy who his daddy was.

We could have taken her to court,

but that would hurt Blue, and...

that would hurt you.

I don't know what's worse.

That him keeping it from me or him throwing it in my face.

What do you mean?

He's got this fantasy of Blue working at the firehouse

like we're all some big, happy family.

- Huh. Does he really? - Yeah.

I guess guilt makes people do crazy things.

I suppose so.

You know, he's never lied to me.

Not once.

I just don't know if I can look at him the same.

It's devastating, isn't it...

learning that nobody's perfect?

You know Shania wanted to call it

"Man! I Feel Like a Lady"?

But I told her, I said, "'Lady' ain't got no balls."

It should be "I Feel Like a Woman."

Did she even mention me in her Grammy speech?

Nope.

Can you believe that Carrie wanted to sing

Jesus, Take the Wheel in F sharp?

I marched into that booth and I told her,

"Girl, you are singing to the Lord and Savior."

"It better be in A-major."

I've heard all these stories, Mama.

Why are you telling me this?

Reba, Wynonna, Dolly, Miley.

They all got my vocals all over their biggest hits.

What do I get?

To be struck down in my prime,

when the universe takes my singing voice with these polyps.

The universe and a pack-a-day habit.

Hey. Don't you dare sass me, boy.

You know, I have been done dirty my whole life.

The last person I expect to be let down by

is my own flesh and blood.

I just don't feel like I can go through with this plan anymore.

Oh, you mean the plan to save your mother's very livelihood?

I wanna help pay for your surgery.

I just feel bad manipulating my dad to do it.

It's no more than we're owed.

Hell, it's not even half of what we're owed.

Plus, he's got plenty to go around now,

thanks to that uppity wife of his, Blythe.

Born with a silver stick up her ass.

- Mama, that's not nice. - Oh.

No, you know what's not nice?

The way your father treated you.

But he's treating me good.

I told you he hired me to work with him.

I mean, before that.

When you first reached out to your bio-daddy

after that DNA test, what'd he say to you?

- Nothing. - Yeah, nothing. That's right.

God, he didn't even respond.

He treated you like you were nothing

because he thought you were nothing.

I mean, it took a literal act of God

to make that man even look you in the eye.

Or am I wrong?

No, you're not wrong.

Honey, look, I don't say this to hurt you.

I say this to keep you strong.

And you are.

God, you have been my rock

ever since the day you were born.

I love you, Blue.

I love you too, Mama.

So, what do you want me to do?

I want you to go into that firehouse,

and I want you to start sinking your hooks into him.

I mean, the universe put you where you are for a reason.

We are finally gonna get what's coming to us.

Okay.

Careful what you wish for.

It'll be gusty out there,

but our latest storm tracker has the worst of it

swinging south of Nashville.

Waterproof gloves, goggles,

and five pairs of socks.

Hey, Chicken Little, they're saying it's a near-miss.

We're only expecting scattered rain bands now.

Don't listen to that noise. Storm's coming.

And I do not do wet feet.

Hey, everybody. Y'all can stop what

you're doing. Gather round.

I'd like to introduce Blue Bennings.

He's our new cadet.

Hello.

Is it me, or does he look familiar?

He does a little. Yeah.

Uh, Blue, this is Taylor.

She's a heck of a firefighter and a great singer.

- Hi. - Hi.

We have Dr. Roxie Alba,

our lead paramedic and in-house physician.

It's nice to officially meet you, Doctor.

You already know my lieutenant.

- Hey. - Blue.

You're gonna be in Ryan's pocket all day,

so you do what he says.

Yes, sir.

Pedal Pub guy.

That's right. Captain Smokeshow.

Yeah, well, not anymore.

Blue is coming in as a field cadet,

which means he'll be doing his academy training on the job.

But I don't want anyone going easy on him

just because he's my son.

- Pause. Go back. - His what now?

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Okay, that's as far as we go!

Help!

Grab all the gear you can carry!

We're gonna hoof it in from here!

Dispatch, 113 first on scene.

You need to send everyone you can and you need to send 'em right now.

Copy, 113.110, 116, and USAR are en route.

They all know you're the IC.

And be advised, a tornado has touched down in the area.

Copy. PPEs for the high winds!

Help!

Anyone that can walk, you get 'em in that building.

Cap, I'm taking a team and starting triage!

Taylor, you go with!

How far out is that tornado?

About two miles, moving at ten miles per hour north.

- Which means... - It's coming right at us.

We're going inside. Inside, okay?

Hey, down here. Help!

I need your help. There's people under the stage.

Any idea how many?

No, we were trapped on stage when it collapsed,

but there's still people down there.

Alright, we're gonna do everything we can.

I need you to take shelter inside that building.

- Alright? - Okay.

- Help! Help! - I'm stuck! I can't...

- Help! - Hang in there, folks,

we're gonna get you outta here, alright?

Dispatch, IC. We have unknown number of trapped victims.

We can't access them until we hoist the stage off of 'em.

Advise all arriving companies

to hand-carry in winch and pulley systems.

We need to lift this thing.

Copy you, IC.

They should be landing any second.

- Ry? - Yeah.

Get out the thermal, let's try and figure out

- where everyone is in this pile. - Okay. Yeah, I'm on it.

- Blue, walk with me! - What can I do?

You're gonna be on H2O.

But there's no fire.

All arriving companies be advised.

Y'all have less than ten minutes before that twister hits.

Other side. Let's go! Hurry up!

Everybody needs to get inside and take cover now!

Go, go, go!

Water? Water?

Daddy? Daddy, wake up.

Taylor!

Tay, get him on the LIFEPAK.

- What's your name, honey? - Sofia.

He's showing signs of tachycardia.

- What is that? - Jugular vein distention.

It means blood's not getting back to his heart.

Lungs are struggling to refill.

I need a 14-gauge decompression needle.

What's wrong with him?

Well, sometimes when we get an owie in our chest,

it can fill up with so much air that our lungs can't breathe.

So we drain it.

Daddy!

He's back in sinus.

Sofia... What happened?

Sir, there's been an accident.

You're gonna be okay, but we need to get you inside right now.

Guys, we need help! Give me a board!

Come on, string these trusses up.

We've got eight minutes to get this thing off these people.

Help!

We gotta hustle, boys!

We gotta hustle! Faster, faster!

Help!

We're coming for you.

Help!

How many have you got?

I got three on the ground, five on the thermal!

We gotta go faster, boys. That twister's coming.

So get those winches ready!

Water anybody?

Water?

Put him down here.

Line's hooked.

Pulleys are all in place, IC.

You good?

Alright. All companies, all companies, on my count.

Ready? Three, two, one, go!

Raise it up, raise it up!

Higher! Crank it!

Go, go!

We need to get it up.

It's working!

It's not enough juice.

Everybody, we need more juice!

Go!

We need back up!

- Let's go! - Stop! We're already redlining as is.

I don't care, we don't have enough time!

Go! Crank it! Crank it!

Damn!

Dispatch, our pulleys stalled, I need more muscle.

Any teams you can send out here?

Not before that twister hits.

It's gonna be on top of you in five minutes.

I suggest you all seek shelter until it passes.

What about all the people stuck underneath?

Let's just hope it misses them.

Hope is a terrible strategy, Cammie.

I agree, but right now, I can't offer you a better one.

Help!

Hang in there, folks.

We're coming to you, alright?

Dad! What do you wanna do?

We lift!

All companies, I don't care what you're doing,

drop what you're doing,

all hands to the stage now!

That's us, Blue. Come on!

Hey, sweetie. You stay here with your daddy.

We'll be right back, okay?

All companies, move it in.

Faster, faster. Come on, let's go!

Let's go. Move it in. Move it in.

- Faster, boys! - Help me!

We're gonna lift on my call! My call!

One, two, lift!

Keep it goin'!

Dad, there's no way!

- It's too heavy, Cap! - Again! Again! Let's go!

One, two, lift!

Guys, I need everybody's hands. I need everybody's. I need help.

Come on. Come on.

Y'all heard him. Let's go!

Grab whatever you can! Grab whatever you can!

On my call! Three, two, one, lift!

That's it, that's it! Get 'em out of there!

Pull 'em out, pull 'em out! Pull 'em out!

Keep holding it! Keep holding it!

Alright, pull it, pull it, pull it!

We good?

Lower it down! Lower it down!

Thank you! Thank you!

Don, you've gotta go. That tornado is almost on you.

All fire companies, get the civilians inside the shelter.

- Let's go! - Go, go, go!

- Get 'em inside. - Come on!

- Check 'em in. - Help. Help!

Did you hear that?

Help.

Help!

- Give me that. - Help. Help!

- There. - Please, somebody help me!

- Right there. - Help! Help!

- I didn't think to look up. - You can kick yourself later.

Right now get a ladder and get up there.

Yeah, yeah, I'm on it!

Cap! What can we do?

I need you back in the shelter!

- No, Cap! No! - No!

Anyone with paramedic training needs to be in there with them.

Now, that includes you, too, Taylor. Go!

Go, let's go! Go, go, go!

Blue?

You afraid of heights?

- No, sir. - Good boy. Let's go.

Help!

Oh, God!

Dad, we gotta go!

We gotta go now!

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