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Previously on fire country...

Vince was like a father to me.

He was my actual
father, and now he's gone

because you locked
me in a cage at that fire.

I'm not here to rebuild 42.

I'm here to keep you alive

because I don't trust you to do it.

Don't worry about me.

You're fighting with Jake,

you're living at the station.

I know when something's up.

There's something you're not telling me.

Vince left me his guitar.

Sharon said he put it in the will.

Just Sharon Leone. Is she around?

No. I'm her son bode.

Renée.

You used to date my dad.

We've got a active flame
on that grill. Probably

natural gas. I'll find the shutoff.

- Looks like a shoddy diy -situation.
- Yeah.

Take Leone.

All right, we're looking for
the gas line feeding that fire,

and I don't think I have to remind you,

everything's a test with that guy.

Yep.

Hey, I ran into a buddy
from 58 last week.

He said Richards has
been asking around to see

if any stations are low on bodies.

He's trying to figure out where to send us

if he disbands 42.

And I heard he gives a station two weeks

to sink or swim. That's it.

Last week. You're just
now saying something?

Well, hey, it's not like
you've been looking for

conversation with me these days.

There's the source.

Locked?

I got it.

Gas cleared, chief.

Copy. Fire's already dying.

That my dad's axe?

Yeah.

Yeah, he left it to me.

The hell he did.

Look, I don't know what to tell you.

Your mom put it in my hands.

It's been in my family for generations.

- I can't speak for your dad.
- No.

No, you for sure can't.

He made his will right after Riley died.

You weren't a firefighter.

I was.

Right.

I was an addict and then a criminal.

That's what you want to
say, go ahead and say it.

Hey, look, you don't want
to run your mouth in front of.

- Richards.
- You don't want to give me

orders unless it has to do with a fire.

Okay, I have been killing myself

trying to prove to Richards
we are a solid house.

Pushing everyone to
study and work hard.

You don't feel like getting along with me?

Feeling's mutual. But, bode,

if you do nothing else today, fake it.

Sure, sure.

I'll pretend that if my dad
had gotten out of that fire alive,

he wouldn't have ended your career

right then and there for
holding me back from helping.

I didn't realize you were
back to being the bode

who didn't give a damn
about anything but himself.

And if your dad had gotten out alive,

he would've kicked your ass out.

Again.

So, what's your read
on bode these days?

You had eyes on him when
I couldn't, when I was gone.

You know bode,

carrying the world on his
shoulders is kind of his thing.

He's just grieving.

What about you?
You're-you're fresh eyes.

What's your read?

Are you worried?

Trying not to be.

But he's just so... bottled up.

You don't think he's using again, do you?

No, no.

I don't... I don't think so.

Somebody gave him some pills.

What?

And he told me that he flushed 'em.

Now I'm telling you.

Well, as you know...

Addicts lie for breakfast.

I'm not saying he's lying.

Not yet.

So let me ask you this.

If someone had forced
you to talk back then,

when you were using,
would it have worked?

No.

See, the truth is, bode's
on one of two roads:

The one we hope for

or the one which lands
him at rock bottom.

But whichever road he's
on, he's gonna show us soon.

All right, so you're saying

I shouldn't try to force him to talk?

No, I'm saying that...

That the worst thing you
could do is isolate him.

Almost there. Come on,
keep going. You got this.

Done.

Seven knots, 74
seconds. Not too shabby.

- All right, man.
- 42's still got it.

Should be able to do it in under a minute.

You're up, Leone.

Everyone else, push-ups until he gets it.

Let me know when you're ready.

- Go ahead.
- Go.

- Done.
- Stop.

68 seconds. Yikes. Try again.

And... go.

Damn it.

And break. Done.

Trending in the wrong direction.

72 seconds.

Stop. Get up. Go.

Get out of here.

Man...

I don't care how you tie
knots on your best day.

It's how you perform on your worst.

You're gonna need to work on that.

Keep or donate?

I don't know.

We can take a break.

No, no, no. No.

The donations for the fire
victims have dropped off,

and I have so much since he...

You know, the things
that he put in his will,

they're-they're so easy to give away

because that's what he wanted, right?

But the rest of it?

It's like I just want to go back in time

and harangue him into just
writing every single thing down

'cause this is too hard.

Let's change the topic.

Today, it's, a special day.

You gonna do something for it, or...

Enter at your own risk.

- What's up, bud?
- Hey.

Wow.

You starting your
own thrift shop in here?

Sorry.

I haven't slept very much.

You should try what I do.

Just go to bed senior early.

What? That's such a sad adult life.

You're single, you got to
put yourself out there, dude.

Do whatever straight people
do to find each other. Ooh.

You know what? What
about the councilwoman?

- Okay, okay, okay, okay.
- She liked you a lot, bud.

You said you had something for me?

I do.

Aw.

Vince's challenge coin.

Yeah.

He said he wanted you to have it.

I'm honored.

You sure you want to do this today?

Yeah, I already brought that up.

Edgewater needs stuff,
and-and we have stuff.

I kind of thought that Vince would like it

if we did this today.

Yeah.

Yeah, you're right.

- Thank you.
- Okay.

- I'll see you later.
- Okay.

Thanks for helping me
with Sharon's donations.

Well, you know, it's easier
to haul Vince's things around

than to go through 'em with Sharon.

- Especially on your day off.
- Yeah, I'll be honest,

it hasn't been easy.

Especially, you know... today.

It's Vince's birthday.

You forgot.

Yeah. Damn.

That explains bode's reaction

to seeing me with Vince's axe.

I didn't handle it well.

How are we supposed to
handle any of this, man?

It's like Vince's whole
life is reduced to... stuff.

Stuff to donate, stuff we fight over,

stuff to wonder who we
give it to when we're gone.

You know, it's very early
for you to be so morbid.

No, I'm serious, dude.

Like, Vince was like a parent to us.

When the parent generation goes,

the next generation levels up.

Remember when we were
younger, and we used to dream

about what being an adult would be like?

Yeah.

No school, ice cream for breakfast,

married to Jessica alba.

Right. And I don't feel
any closer to grown-up Eve.

I just feel like the same me.

Well, if it makes you feel any better,

I never thought that, as grown-up Jake,

I'd be getting into it with bode

over stuff or old beef.

Can I be honest?

I think Richards is
pushing you, bode, all of us.

It's kind of like a stress
test and we're cracking.

So, give yourself a break.

That's very grown-up of you to say.

I kind of felt that, too.

You make the Leone mud?

- How'd I do?
- It's thick enough to eat it with a fork.

It's perfect.

Look, I know what you said.

I'm just not ready to talk.

I get it.

Sorry. Shouldn't have pushed.

You know, my...

My dad left Jake his axe.

And that's bad because
you wanted the axe?

No.

But... it's just, my mom
is like, she's doling out

all of my dad's stuff, and it's just...

It's a reminder he's gone?

Yeah.

And, I'm pretty sure that

there's no way he left
anything in there for me.

But now that my dad's gone...

I just don't want me
and him to end that way.

Want some?

No.

Just wanted to get your hands free.

Call came in as a fall from heights.

Up there.

What'd he fall from, an airplane?

Well, if he fell any further,

this would be a recovery, not a rescue.

Help! I'm stuck,

and my friend Dex... He fell down there!

Well, it looks like we got one of each.

Yep, a rescue and a recovery.

I need to dispel a rumor
going around about me. Yes,

I have been known to disband a station

when it is dead.

But as far as I can tell, 42

is still breathing. Don't
want to call time of death.

Show me I don't need to.

Perez, James, you're on
our fall patient. Crawford,

take Leone up on the line. Let's go.

Hey, bode, about the axe...

Be easier to fake it if we didn't talk.

This overgrowth is out of control.

Yeah, this place is chock-full of tinder

without three rock around.

There. Hey, Dex.

Dex, can you hear me?

Looks like he's breathing,
but he's unresponsive.

Hell.

Man.

That's a textbook compound fracture.

Keep assessing him.

Got a pulse, respirations steady.

That chest wound, we
got to get a dressing on it.

Pupils are good.

Richards is calling

in the ambo, but we can't move him yet.

We have no idea

how close this broken
bone is to the femoral artery,

and one millimeter in
the wrong direction...

He could bleed out.

All right, stay with us, Dex.

Hey, there.

I'm Jake. This is bode.

What's your name?

Name's Gage. I just got snagged

on my way from there to there,

where I was gonna set up.

My-my friend Dex tried
to help when I got stuck,

but he slipped off his line like a noob.

Is he okay?

Our crew is taking care of him.

Okay.

Yeah, just sit tight. We'll get you down.

Come in. Eve?

I'm sorry.

I texted, but when

my dad died, the ladies from the church

brought over casseroles
and kind words for my mom,

and then, three months in,
people went back to their lives

and it stopped, and

the words, she could've used the words,

and today is Vince's birthday,

and ask me why I'm
standing here saying

any of this instead of... hi.

I-I don't even know if you want.

Vince's high school
ex here in your house.

I am sorry.

It's okay. It's okay.

It's nice to see you, Renée. Thank you.

Did you just see me...

Smell his shirt through the window?

You did, didn't you?

It's laundry day.

Yeah.

My dead husband's ex,

standing in our home,
offering me a shred of dignity

after seeing me stick my
face in his dirty laundry.

I am so sorry.

- I'm gonna go.
- No, no, no.

It's a kindness. It's just so surreal, right?

I mean, you, here, in that spot

where I have laughed
with him and argued

with him and smelled the food

he was making for me
to welcome me home.

I'm sorry.

I just really wanted to say

that he was a really good guy.

While also always
being such a lovable ass.

Who kind of smelled like pine trees

and dial soap and...

The occasional joint that
he didn't think I knew about.

He was still doing that?

Yes.

So, do you think you could
help me sort through this

to see what doesn't smell like him

so I can clothe edge water with it?

In the name of Vince, yes, I can.

What's the plan?

Figuring out if we can
get out there to him.

Not a question of if we can, it's how.

Find a way, captain.

I just did.

We'll flip this pulley
upside down, jury-rig it

into a trolley. Leone, harness up.

You'll trolley out to Gage, clear the snag,

I'll pull you both in with a tether.

Solid rope work.

That should do it.

You good to go out on the line?

Yeah, I'm good.

Wow.

A probie has to approve my orders now?

Well, he's probably just
worried that you might drop me.

Yeah, well, don't tempt me.

And then he fell from the tree.

After all of these big
proclamations about being

the last protestor on-site,
he is then the first one

carted away in an ambulance...

Naked.

No, no, no.

Too far?

Was it "naked"? I... I think I found

- the line.
- No, no.

I am so happy to hear new Vince stories.

I didn't think I was gonna get anymore.

I want to hear all of them,

but have you seen a
brown leather jacket?

Like, really well worn?

I don't think so.

It's his favorite jacket,
and it was in this pile,

and-and now I don't know where it is.

Well, it's got to be here somewhere.

No, it-it doesn't have to be,

because Jake and Eve, they took

a load to donate already,

and what if it got mixed up in that load?

Well, then we go find it.

I'll drive.

Come on.

Okay.

Okay. Hey, Gage.

Bode's gonna come out and get you.

All right.

All right, hey, look.
Before you go out there,

I just wanted to say I didn't realize

it was your dad's birthday, all right?

No need to. Not your dad.

All right, buddy, almost there.

Where are the people who work here?

That would be me.

I've got mad zip-lining skills,

it's just that this was not
how this was supposed to go.

My girlfriend Naomi thinks
we're just going zip-lining,

but when we got over there, I was

gonna ask her to marry me.

- Romantic.
- Yeah.

I just had to get over there
to set up some things first,

but when I zipped out, this got stuck.

- What is that, a blanket?
- Yeah.

For the picnic.

Naomi loves the girly stuff.

But, it flew up and got
completely stuck in the wheels.

I tried to pull it out, but...

You didn't want to risk
yanking the pulley off the wire,

end up like your buddy
there on the ground.

Exactly, you just got to

get me down before
Naomi shows up here

and sees me dangling like an idiot.

All right, I'm gonna cut it free.

Yeah, dude, it's... Yeah, don't move.

If I get too close to the line,
we're both on the ground.

He wore it on our last real date

to the drive-in theater.

That jacket probably
smells more like popcorn

than pine trees now.

What movie did you see?

We were trying to pretend
we were young again so...

So you didn't watch the movie.

No, we did not.

The popularity of this abomination

and the ones like it around here

is why I left edge water. No offense.

None taken.

You were meant for bigger ponds.

Sharon.

You inspired me to donate
some of my own clothes.

- Good.
- Look at you two.

You're hanging out or...
Looking for Vince's jacket.

- The dusty-brown one.
- His main jacket.

- Yeah.
- You donated it?

Didn't mean to, so we're digging.

Okay. Again, sorry. "We?" You two are...

Yeah, we have a shared history.

A man. You shared a man.

He was more like a
boy when I was with him.

But the nicest kind.

What else, Renée?

What other stories do you have?

Okay.

One time, he left a
chocolate bar in my locker

and it melted all over

my homework, and I
remember running after him

in the hallway and being
so mad about something.

I'm sorry. I just,

I have all these memories
and nowhere to take them now.

Here. You can take them here.

It's okay if it feels weird
to you. That's all right.

It feels good to me.

But this jacket is not here.

It-it has to have gone

to another donation
center already, so then...

It's just gone.

That good?

No.

No, there's still movement.

His leg needs to be completely immobile

to protect that artery, so
grab some more gauze.

We're not out, are we?

Damn it, his wound's still bleeding.

Put some pressure on it.

Audrey, put pressure on it.

Hey, are you okay?

I can't move.

All I see is Finn.

Manny, I'm sorry.

Audrey.

Hey!

You need anything?

Nope.

Hey, when you were down
there, did you see my phone?

No.

I accidentally dropped
it when I called 911.

We're firefighters, not lost and found.

Careful. Careful, dude.

Sweet. You got it.

You're good. You're free. Okay.

Bringing you in.

Hey, Audrey, stay with me.

I need you.

This man needs you, too.

You shot me.

That bitch shot me.

Serenity.

What?

Spelling. It helps.

Okay. Well, keep-keep doing it.

Fracture. F-r-a...

Fracture. F-r-a...
That's good, keep going.

Good, good, good.

You need me?

Okay, one more.

Corporeality. C-o-r.

All right.

I'm good.

I'm good, I'm good.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Okay, his chest still needs
pressure. Can you do it?

- I'm on it. Yeah.
- Yeah? Great.

- Keep it there.
- Okay.

It's stopping.

Nice. Add some gauze to it.

And when you're done there,
get your ass back over here

and help me finish up the splint, all right?

Hey.

Good work.

I guess if my phone
dropped on something

soft, it might still be good.

Can't believe I dropped it. So dumb.

You know, you're making it really hard

to disagree with you, Gage.

All right, just remember, no
sudden movements, all right?

We have no idea how
close those broken bones are

to the femoral artery, so we're
gonna go gentle. I'm talking

"moving a sleeping kid
from a vehicle" gentle.

You got it?

- On James' count.
- All right.

Three, two, one. Now.

Three, two, one.

Down.

Nice and steady.

Clear a path back to the road for 'em.

Yes, chief.

Got you.

All right, now you, Gage.

Whoa. Whoa.

I could make out with this platform.

- Thank you. Thank you very much.
- All right, it's secure.

Yep.

Good here.

What? What? What is that?

Okay.

- You good?
- Yeah.

All right. Smooth as butter. Here we go.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Stay still!

All right, stop, stop, stop. You're fine.

Don't move. Don't move.

What the hell?

What the hell is that?

It's the remote detonator
for the proposal fireworks.

- Gimme.
- All right, look,

we got to get down there now.

All right.

It's just a couple of Roman
candles, pinwheels...

Whistlers.

You know, they were
only supposed to go off

after Naomi said yes.

Fireworks. In the dry season.

All right, Gage, follow me.

Don't do anything stupid.

Yeah, I know.

Technically, I should have got a permit.

But I totally spaced.

- Chief, patient's secure.
- We're on our way down.

Hurry it up. I need a line
on this five minutes ago.

Perez, James, are you good?

- We're good, chief.
- Yeah, we're good.

What happened?

Hey, Dex, hey. We're Cal fire.

You fell and you broke your leg, okay?

Hey, buddy, we're gonna
need you to stay as still

as you possibly can. I know it hurts.

- All right?
- All right, good.

Let's get you out of here.
Ambulance is on its way.

- Are you ready to move, Dex?
- We're gonna move you now.

I'll make you a deal. If
you take big, deep breaths,

we're gonna get you out of
here nice and smooth, all right?

Deal? All right, let's go.

Leone, Crawford, get onto hoses now.

Oy. Okay.

Vince always kept a
bottle of my favorite one

right behind the napkins for me.

Yeah.

I think we... we need this today.

Well, we didn't hit

every donation center before they closed.

There's still that feed
store out on skyline.

I... I'm gonna survive.

It's just a jacket.

Okay.

Here's to your dead ex-boyfriend.

And to your dead husband.

And there it is.

Joel?

Hey.

- Hey, Sharon.
- Where'd you get that jacket?

You-you like it?

Just scored it today.

Donation place at the
hardware store on piedmont.

Yeah.

Gertie and me lost everything
in that zabel Ridge fire.

Didn't really want to take any help at first,

but gertie said

had the wind blown in a
different direction, then...

You'd want to help, too.

Yeah.

Would you...

Can we hug?

Yeah.

Thanks again for saving me.

I'll never listen to that idiot again.

Take care.

"Corporeality"?

Didn't expect that one.

Fourth grade spelling champ.

Wow.

Well, color me impressed on all levels.

You good now?

Other than being embarrassed, sure.

Got nothing to be embarrassed about.

You had stuff come up and
you worked yourself through it.

When I was in it, I sure
wanted drugs more than spelling.

Would've been nice to drug
myself into a happy place.

This is the kind of thing that
used to send me off on a bender.

Yeah, but it didn't.

Not yet.

You know how I know you won't?

'Cause you dwell in optimism
like a sparkly little butterfly?

'Cause you're talking
drugs instead of taking them.

This is exactly the kind of
day we prepare ourselves for.

If you prepare for 'em.

Yeah.

Hey, chief, Dex, he's en
route to the hospital now.

Nice job, cap.

I saw how you handled
James. Got her through it.

She got herself through it.

And 42's getting through it, too.

I hope you see that.

Hey, Gage, your friend's gonna be okay.

He's on his way to the hospital now.

Yeah, we got to get you checked out.

Well, my gear's completely soaked.

The fireworks were, expensive.

Damn. I thought this was gonna
be the coolest proposal ever.

You know what would've been cool?

Proposing in a damn restaurant.

Bode.

Firefighters risk their
lives every single day.

We know we could die on
the job. We prepare for it.

Okay, bode, not tonight, okay?

We write wills about it,

for going out over
something that matters.

Hey, bode, enough!

You could've lit up this
whole town again. For what?

For what... a-a proposal with a bang?

Leone!

You will listen to your captain

or you will be suspended.

- Bode.
- I'm gonna go crash.

Hey, bud, what's up?

- Why you manhandling me?
- Okay, calm down.

I need your help.

I made Sunday sauce
for Vince's birthday.

You know how to cook now?

Well, I ran by papa Leone's,
and I got Vince's mom's recipe,

which was handwritten and very old,

and Vince didn't really follow it, so...

No, that's 'cause he
always measured by taste.

Right, that's what I'm trying to say.

So it may not taste the same, but, still,

can you just make sure
that Sharon gets there?

I'm gonna text bode, Manny, Renée...

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold up.

Renée? As in Vince's ex?

Thank you. It's weird, right?

Yeah.

Well, apparently, she's inner circle now.

Look, I-I may not be ready

for some adult things,
but I am grown enough

to know that this is
about what Sharon needs.

Look at us being grown-ups.

Yeah. It's mostly me, but yeah.

Hey, stranger.

Hi, mom.

I heard you lost it on a patient today.

He turned a proposal into a forest fire.

I see you inherited

your father's lack of
Patience for fire hazards.

How come you haven't come by
the house to see what he left you?

I don't expect anything.

I-I know the place that he and I were in

when he made those decisions.

But that wasn't the place
he was in when we lost him.

I... I think, maybe, officially, on paper,

he didn't leave you anything,

but we talked about this all the time.

We-we talked about you and...

The life that you've made for yourself

and how proud we both are of you

and the man you are today.

He left you his wedding ring.

He wanted you to have it.

He loved you so much
right up until the day he died.

Sorry, I think I'm gonna
cry right along with you.

This is so hard.

And I miss him so
much, but I miss you, too.

Are we okay now? You back with me?

Please don't worry about me.

I was like, "... well,
you'll see, actually. Yes."

All right, somebody taste
this, make sure I'm close.

Okay. Hey, I-I volunteer as tribute.

Hey, share, would you like
me to go check on bode?

No.

We talked and we hugged,

and I think he's dealing in his own way.

All right.

Thank you.

That's that. That's it right there.

Tastes like Vince's? I-I got it right?

Not even close, but it's good.

I didn't even know how
much I needed this. Thank you.

It's good! It's good!

- You ain't...
- You don't get none.!

I know it's a little strange,

but these are the tiny
ways we start to heal.

Listen, you said it, ma.

- With gla... with shades on?
- My god.

Man, Vince would be mad right now.

'Cause I think this
sauce is better than his.

Right? Ooh!

- Bite your damn tongue.
- Right?

I know I killed it, but here's the thing.

- Why were you trying it?
- Because he said it was...

I am so glad Vince left you his guitar.

- -I appreciate you.
- So good.

I'm done. Thanks.

Ooh, zero spots.

Renée's got the magic.

Go to bed. We can finish.

It's not like I'm gonna sleep in there.

I haven't slept alone in
this house in 33 years.

Well, what if bode came
and stayed for a while?

You know, keep you company.

I don't want to put it on him.

He has his own grief to deal with.

I'll do it.

- No.
- Seriously.

We can't have the D.C.
running on empty, right?

I got your back.

Come on.

You're a good friend.

Thanks.

He's family.

I'm actually only doing it
for the comfy Leone couch.

- Thank you. Thank you.
- Of course.

"Vince, call me back"
or I will blow up your life.

"I have Sharon's
number, and I will use it.

From, r."

What the hell?

Okay.

Renée?

Crawford, question.

Got any pets?

No.

No, sir.

I do. Cats.

Two bengals and a tabby.

I didn't go looking for that last one.

She found me.

Three of them help keep

the damn squirrels out of my garden.

Point is... I like them.

I mean, I like the cats. I love the garden.

I love it.

And I'd much rather be with them.

But when I got here,
things didn't look good.

Thought it was gonna be a long haul,

but now I'm thinking
that might not be true.

Okay.

I mean, I don't like
to hand out "attaboys,"

but 42 is working hard.

I see it, and I see you've
been pushing them.

So now I'm thinking
maybe I can get home

sooner rather than later.

Because maybe there's someone
here who can take over as chief.

Maybe that person is
standing in front of me right now.

Sir, I would be honored.

But leaders have to make hard calls,

and whoever ends up in charge here

is gonna have to make a real hard one.

42 has a problem: Bode Leone.

Now, yesterday, you handled him.

That's not gonna be every day.

And I know he came out of con camp,

and I'm the first person to believe

in the power of turning things around.

I love a good redemption story.

But Leone is not one.

Way things are going,
there's a damn good chance

the next battalion chief will
need to cut bait and let him go.

What the hell is this?

- Audrey, are these yours?
- No.

I was keeping an eye
on bode, like we said.

But after he lost it on that
patient, I just had a feeling

that something was wrong,
so I dug through his stuff...

Stop, stop, stop.

Are you saying that
these pills are bode's?

The ones he said he flushed.

You were right. Addicts lie for breakfast.

And he lied to me.

And, god, he's gonna
hate me for telling you this,

but he needs help.

That's you and me, Manny.

We got to help him.

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