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I'm not here to rebuild 42.

I'm here to reinvent it.

I'm 42, the new battalion chief.

First win with my son by my side. Feels
better than any in my career.

Bob won every now and then for the pain.

Consider it a thank you.

I'm worried about those pills that
you're holding. Because people like you

me, we can't go through all this.

Without being tempted.

That's why I flushed them.

Pride of Madeira flowers.

Originated in Portugal.

Traveled all this way to become a
California staple.

Tourists tend to like them.

I'm hardly a tourist.

Moved here 30 plus years ago from
Boston.

But yeah, the hillsides and the wicked
ocean views still get me.

Wicked.

So what do you say?

Hike back to 42 together?

You think budding up with me is going to
help you reinvent my dad's station?

It's just the hype.

I run alone.

Okay.

I'll admit it's going to take a lot of
work to reopen Three Rock. Our water

issues remain unsolved, and our
structures have suffered significant

our soil is contaminated.

Do you mean five? Oh, yeah. Pictures for
the council meeting. But I think we

should snap some photos on the East
Ridge, because we have some clean water

there, and, like, some plants are
growing.

Pictures aren't only for the city
council meeting. They're for potential

Corporations have to keep pockets, the
state doesn't.

But are you saying that Sacramento is
just planning on selling off the land?

Yeah, my guys are going to just... Rot
in prison while Megamar moves in?

I mean, I know it doesn't look like
much.

This place is a home.

You know, just like any of the others in
Edgewater that were affected by the

fires.

I mean, it was my home once.

You were an inmate here?

For two tours, actually.

Bad boy.

Let's just say I miss the food.

So getting back to camp being shut down,
I think I... Right.

You're not... You're not going to let
him do that to us, right?

I'll see what I can do.

Thank you, Councilwoman.

Call me Priya.

Priya?

She was flirting with Manny. Priya, the
Councilwoman.

Blatantly.

Shamelessly, beautifully, too. Come on.
She wasn't flirting with us. She was

just trying to let it down gently.

That's a three rock.

Don't say that.

Come on.

The state's on the line of corporation.

Corporation's going to buy three rock.

And Bert Richards owns it.

Gentlemen,

this is a man who puts ketchup on his
eggs.

It's just the truth.

42 is a salsa on eggs house.

Okay? Let me show you what he does with
the ketchup.

Fridge, ketchup.

Like you're supposed to do.

Disgusting. How is that disgusting?

You were raised wrong. We've had this
talk before.

There.

I came straight from the airport.

Well, everything's different around
here, but you look the same.

I'm not the same.

I'm lighter.

Because before Finn got carted off to
the mental hospital, he actually

confessed.

Which means the DA ruled my case self
-defense.

I told you the truth went out.

You lied to me.

You're not sleeping.

Yeah, I needed some company.

You know?

It's hard, you know?

You see that right there?

That's love, Manny.

And Priya could be that for years.

Stop, all right? Stop.

What? I need hope, and you need love.

I have hope.

I have hope that this fire is not going
to be a big one.

Good. See?

Can you handle that?

Nope.

We're coming. Catch up.

I thought you were here fixing the
station, not your midlife crisis mobile.

I'm a multitasker.

Pass me that talking ring.

Do you remember when you called me a
nosy ass at the academy?

Because I was one of the first people to
figure out that you and Vince were

dating. Fun memory.

Like it was yesterday.

That's why I'm 42's new battalion chief.

I have a knack for diagnosing things.
People, fire, station.

There's the issue.

Sticky valve.

So you diagnose our station and then
what?

Oh.

Ashwagandha tea.

Best sleep of your life. Trust me.

Yeah, it's your third cup of coffee.
You're counting my coffee?

Sharon, respectfully, you're back at
work just weeks after your husband

You gotta tolerate some schmuck. You
don't even like inheriting his title.

I'd be sleepless, too. Like I said, I
diagnose, I prescribe.

Just drink the tea.

Showtime. You can watch if you want.

Oh, I'll be watching.

Six minutes.

Wait.

The trucks aren't even running.

We all got the 911 text.

It took you six minutes to respond.

You know how many acres can burn in six
minutes?

But you're saying right now zero acres
are burning?

Oh, James, you're back.

Hey, James, good to see you. I'd hug
you, but I... Are we hugging?

Or are we drilling?

I'm back, and I'm behind, and I'm
confused.

Like an under -trained firefighter in a
bind. A situation I'm personally going

to see to it that 42 is never in again.

Again?

What does that mean?

Toes on the line, now!

Now!

10s and 18s. The basics. Rapid fire up
first, cap quarter two.

Know what the fire's doing at all times.

It's the basics, the basics.

Probie basics.

Well, then let's try a probie. Watch out
nine.

Building fire line downhill with fire
below.

Watch out 14.

Weather becoming hotter and drier. It's
the bread and butter of what I taught at

Three Rock.

Yeah, that's three for three. Word
perfect. You done, Richard?

Speaking of Three Rock, Captain Edwards,
order five.

Both lookouts when there is possible
danger.

We're a seasoned crew.

I agree.

I know what you must be thinking. Who is
this guy standing at Vince Leone's

station lecturing his crew? A great
crew, by the way.

About those basics, though.

So I'm going to tell you my stats.

30 years in the fire service, two
degrees, one in fire science, one in

psychology. Ten stations Cal Fire sent
me to to leave them better than I found

them. That's what I did.

Diagnosed their problems, their
dysfunction.

And in the case of 42, it comes down to
the basics. Like you said, Leone, order

10.

Fight fire aggressively.

Damn good at that part.

But the second part.

Having provided for safety for that part
is why I'm standing here.

And Vincent Leone is not.

It is also why I lost my own mentor to a
fire seven years ago. But that is a

very sad story for another day.

Tens and eighteens.

Our lessons written in blood.

And under me, you will rededicate
yourself to every aspect of those 10 and

So you will meet or exceed my
expectations.

And if you don't, you will be gone.

We're just cutting Vince out of 42's
culture. I just got back in this

You remember that fire we worked with
77?

Not I was a good crew. Not the worst
place to go.

So we're jumping ship now?

Weren't you just trying to get back to
Three Rock?

One speech and you're ready to bail?

Hey, come in. Shut the door.

I shouldn't be surprised, though.

You were ready to drop us for a beat a
few months ago.

Yeah, well, I'm just looking out at all
options.

Hey, boy, put your hoses away, okay?
We're at work.

So what's your plan to weather the
storm?

Well, my mom awaits the guy as the
division chief, so let him piss her off

the point that she shuffles his ass to
some other station. Or we prove to

Richards that this crew understands the
basics, that there's enough room at 42

for all of us. So we keep him?

Let him rule my dad's station? That's
your plan?

Guys, we do both plans, all right?

We show Richards who the hell we are,
and then we help Sharon show him the

Double our efforts?

I can roll with that. Sounds like a plan
to me.

I have a question.

New guy's really that bad.

Who's new guy?

Violet. Brett Richard.

A .K .A. Freddy Four -Wheeler.

Our new battalion chief.

New battalion chief?

I was bringing you your study materials.
Do you not need those anymore?

No, no, no, babe, I... I think that I'll
have to go all the time.

What's going on?

Okay, so I'm not the only one out of the
loop.

Why am I finding this out by accident?

Baby, I'm sorry.

It all kind of happened fast.

So who is this new chief?

Just some guy with a lot of degrees and
a bug up his ass about the 10s and 18s.

The what?

The rules.

Violet, look, I don't know what he's
going to do here.

Or if I'm going to stay here, or if I'm
going to go. That's a lot of I's.

Are you thinking of any we's in there?

I am.

I swear.

Staying or leaving, that's something
that we need to discuss.

Listen, I love you, but I gotta go.

All right, talk to me. What do you see?
We got some heavy timber, a ton of

brush, one fire break, no structures.

No, Greencrest said that the fire is
threatening lives and properties.

You sure you're looking at the right
location, Broby? I'm sure, Captain.

He said he was better. He said he was
letting people take care of him.

Isn't that true?

Have you ever tried to take care of
Bodie?

Mr. I'm fine, Mr. I'm fine.

How are you doing? How can I help you?

I'm not even sharing.

I wouldn't even let her make him a bowl
of soup.

Gabriella said he was sleeping. He was
eating. He was crossing up his probie

checklist. Train me how a competitor.

Yeah, well, Gabriella's gone now.

I'm a linebacker.

Like I said, no structures.

Mind if I take IC on this one?

Sometimes the best view of a crew is
from the top down on a call.

I don't mind getting my hands dirty
today while I'm watching you.

Leone, James, right flank.

Perez and Edwards, take a crew. Start
cutting line.

I'm missing three rock right about now.

Yeah, tell me about it.

I missed this.

You mean kicking fire's ass?

I mean kicking fire's ass together.

Yeah, me too.

Not the only thing I missed while I was
away.

Here, take over here.

Hey,

come here, buddy. Come here. Hey, you
okay, buddy? Hey, hi.

Hi, where'd you come from?

Hi, Miriam?

You got a caller in Rishon. Yeah.

Hey,

Chief. This dog's owner's got to be
nearby.

Might be in danger.

Crawford, Leone, and James, go about the
scene.

a lot of someone's.

That's why structures didn't show up on
the map. Because they're new.

Oh, you crazy pup. I was looking
everywhere for you.

Janice?

You know her?

She works at the coffee shop in town.
What are you doing out here?

Here is home.

A Sable Ridge fire burned down our
apartments over in Trinity.

Harold Armstrong's house?

Yeah. I was the building soup and once
the building was gone, I was helping

everyone find new rentals until...

Our insurance payment stopped.

Come on.

After losing your home in a fire, they
can do that? Declaring bankruptcy

of paying out our claims is totally
legal, apparently.

Gross.

No, 42 has donation centers, resources.

Yeah, I mean, we could have helped you.
We wanted to help ourselves. As stubborn

as that sounds, building's its own
ecosystem.

You're a family.

I get it.

Hey, Chief.

We have an encampment of people deeper
into the forest.

Please advise.

Now, what is number four of standard
orders?

Now's the time for a pop quiz.

Identify escape routes and safety zones.

And make them known.

And have you done so?

Yes, Chief.

There's a safe exit path away from the
fire.

No, we just settled here. We have
nowhere to go. Please don't.

Janice, I'm sorry, but I'm going to need
you guys to pick up and leave now.

But that truck has been sunk in the mud
for days. It's blocking in the other

car. We'll evacuate everyone on foot the
same way we came in. And lose

everything all over again? Even our
cars?

Some of us are living in them. We need
to use them to get food and water.

Cap, please don't make us do this to
them.

Richard doesn't get to just roll through
here and make these people leave

everything they just saved. Now is not
the time to go rogue. We all agreed.

That we would show Richards we know the
basics.

All right, we follow orders.

All right, back to the area.

Get all these people out of here.

But first we take the time to get that
truck out so they can drive and go to

walk. It's going to be five minutes?

Five minutes that these people need to
get their stuff out and get out of here.

That's what my dad would do.

All right, everybody, listen up.

We're going to move that truck so you
all can roll out. Take the next five

minutes to move whatever you can into
your cars. But as soon as I say, drop

everything and go.

Five minutes, Leone.

But if that path is not clear, we evac
everyone on foot. No argument.

No arguments.

Fire's not slowing down, so neither are
we. Time's ticking.

Move.

She said we need to evacuate.

Yeah, that's what we're doing. Hey, give
it some more gas.

Seems like we're doing a whole lot of
other stuff before that.

It's the right thing to do.

Hey,

we don't have time for that.

You know something, Bernie? In that
giant fire we were just trying to put

No, no, it's not that.

No, no. Put it out!

So, you ready to admit defeat?

Never ready for that.

It's really obvious that Vince put
together a strong crew.

Crews are like that tea.

Don't know their real flavor until
they're in hot water.

Keeping the fires changing the wind,
it's not good.

Oh, but I got permission to move the
camp residence to the Three Rock lot.

Okay, I'm heading in to get an accurate
head count on people and cars.

Copy.

Greencrest, this is IC 1508.

Gonna need more units at my position.

You need some water.

Right there, right there, right there.
Just watch the safety.

Everyone, grab a tug.

Good,

good. Hit it again.

Found another jug of water.

We almost got it.

Nice work, 42.

You've checked us out.

Is that legit?

Hell no.

Someone's been sacking illegal power
from the city. I lived in plenty of

situations just like this.

People do what they gotta do.

Well, we gotta clean it up, though,
right? It's a fire hazard. Absolutely.

incoming incoming captain let's get ugly
someone needs to explain to me why

these civilians are still here when
there was an evac order that's on me

we needed to clear a vehicle in the
meantime i had these people clear their

things out i just walked in here there
is their safe route out on foot they

don't leave everything behind okay there
it is chief grinch is up in our station

basically saying you all need to go back
to the academy and then i defend you

and then your first Call out. You prove
him right. We're still following the

order. No, you're splitting hair.

You know this. You all know this. I'm
checking in on your head count, Chief.

Well, just let us say what we can.

Affirmative, Chief.

Still counting.

Copy, Chief.

No minutes.

Thank you.

No, don't thank me. Listen, get these
people out of here fast. Right now.

Everybody, let's go.

Chief, we've got an illegal power hookup
over here.

And this is like a lit fuse with
unpacked fuel around it. I could follow

then clip it. No, no, I will follow it.
You're going to have to finish what you

started here. Please, get these people
to safety. We got it, Chief. We got it.

Sherman Hills, IC, Division 1501. I have
a possible electrocution.

Requesting immediate backup.

Stupid.

Let's get out of here, okay?

Thank you.

Hey, take a breath. You've been going
nonstop since we got here.

I'm good.

Good.

How are you, though?

Because I feel like you left a few
things out when we talked while I was

I wonder if there's anything else.

No, I'm fine.

All right, everybody, grab everything
you need, and let's move.

Hey,

we'll give you a hand with him.

Thanks. Up, up.

Up, up, up.

There you go. Good boy.

Thanks. I'll head out when I see the
last pair of taillights heading up.

Time's up!

Chief, fire spread into the encampment.
I need hoses at my position immediately.

Area clear of civilians?

Negative, Chief.

We had a minor traffic jam in the camp.

What? Why is this the first I'm hearing
of it? Sorry, Chief, we had to act fast.

Evacuation status.

Barely begun, sir. So I was right. You
can rattle off some rules, but when it

comes to action, you loaded a gun and
decided to play Russian roulette with

lives of civilians?

I saw the conditions. I made a call.

We lose a hair on anyone's head.

Anyone. And it is on you.

This is a mandatory evacuation.

Drop everything.

Drive these vehicles out now.

You wasted these people's time violating
a direct order.

It's Buena Vista all over again.

Respectfully, sir, I violated no orders
at Buena Vista.

I was icy. I gave orders.

Now, I don't claim to be perfect, but I
sure did my damn best. Show me.

Save the call, Cap.

Show me your damn best.

Arthur, hoses on those tents. You keep
that fire out of my tree line. Too late.

Flames are in the trees, Cap.

What are you going to do?

It'll be easier to knock the fires down
with the trees on the ground.

We fell the trees away from the exit
path so the cars can keep rolling

You chief, what happened here?

Oh, this is probably the guy that set it
up in the first place.

Yeah, he probably got worried he'd find
it after the fire started. He probably

disconnected himself.

Dan? Got a mild shock and ended up on
the ground.

BP is low. I'm going to start an IV.

You guys, you've got to do a better job
listening to Richard. It's better than

my son, better than Jake. Last thing I
want for that guy to be right. And yet,

here we are.

Types look at level equal. Keep going.

Path is blocked and you take everyone on
foot the way we came in, which is what

you should have done in the first place
instead of risking their lives.

Chief, we can't get him on that way now.

That would be a torture to lose our
water supply.

The whole force could go up.

I need another attack line to knock down
the fire behind us.

And get to my position ASAP. Okay, take
bridge view.

Greencrest says that the fire's already
taken, Elm.

Greencrest, patients en route.

Where am I?

You are in an ambulance.

You hit your head after a shock, but
you're going to be okay.

I'm Eve. This is Manny.

I'm Joss. Hey, Joss, we're going to take
you to the ER. They're going to run

some tests and take care of you. Okay?

No, hospital? No. Not yet.

I can't. Oh, we can't. No, Joss. Hey,
Joss, Joss.

If this is about stealing electricity,
you don't have to worry about that, all

right? No, it's not that.

Who can afford to go to the hospital? I
can't even afford this ambulance trip.

Well, you can't put a price on your
health, Joss. The hospital will.

When I lost everything, I lost my health
insurance with it.

So now I'm going to get a massive bill
that I can't even afford.

In case you didn't notice, I don't even
have a roof over my head.

So if you'll excuse me.

Hey, hey, hey, hang on.

Okay?

Let the IV finish.

It's free of charge so that you can feel
better.

Okay? Come on.

Come on.

You're good.

Yeah.

Nice.

No, no, no. The hose is burned through.

Out of water, still a lot of fire to
knock down.

Where are my backup hoses?

Bodie, get in there and clear that road.
Now.

Nice

darling

tactic, but it won't last long.

I'm sick of this red tape and money
getting in the way of helping actual

I have an idea.

You're gonna hate it.

I hate it. Okay, try me.

Technically, we can override Josh's
consent and take him to the hospital

If we claim that he's intoxicated and he
can't make a decision on his own. So

those are the two choices. Either let a
hurt person go without care or

administer care against their will.

Nope.

Leonie, James, good work.

All right, pathway clear.

All vehicles, move out.

Let's go, let's go!

Joss, if you walk away from treatment,
you'll open up a whole world of

Okay. Even with a mild shock, you could
have a potential arrhythmia. What can I

say to you to get you to see a doctor?

It's my choice, right?

Yeah. Then I'll take my chances.

I will take the IV out, and Manny, can
you sign the waiver?

You're free to go.

It's been a minute since anyone's cared.

Thank you.

I mean it.

Ma 'am, get out of the car!

Get up.

Get up here.

Hold on.

Hey, hey, hey.

No, no, please. I don't even care about
the car.

I know he's a dog, but you can't just
leave him in there, right?

Please.

If you're here...

protecting us i will wait we're gonna
figure this out where are my damn hoses

what are you doing are you watching this
call are you running it i'm letting

your crew show you who they really are
consider me a mirror okay fine they'll

make the right decision let me go let me
go in there cat fucking dog oh look

that dog means everything don't hold me
back again go

It's okay.

My second attack line!

Hey, what are you... You're still here?

Uh, yeah, I was... I was gonna go home.

If that's what you call a maze of half
-packed boxes in an apartment that I'm

renewing the lease on month to month.

You're mad.

No, I... I am a decisive person.

But now...

I can't find my retainer. And my teeth
and I need certainty.

Jake. And while I was looking for my
retainer, I realized that we've made a

mistake. Oh, okay. Hey.

We are not a mistake.

We're just... The mistake was waiting on
you to speak first. So... Now I will

speak.

I like Edgewater.

And you may get your dream job somewhere
else and leave, but I

want you.

But I am unpacking my boxes.

I've spent the day with these people who
lost their homes in the fire, so... My

point is, they're so desperate to be a
part of this community that they're

literally living in tents.

They're not running.

Look, I'm...

Not a huge fan of the new battalion
chief.

Dirty, dirty job stealer. Right?
Exactly.

But Edgewater is my home.

And more importantly, it's where you
are.

We are a thing?

We're a thing.

Hey.

Hey.

First time back.

Want to go somewhere?

You know, I've been watching you today,
and you're doing your best to act like

everything is fine.

But no one's this fine after losing
their dad.

It's not nice.

We had a deal, you and me.

Remember that?

I go, you stay, we start to heal.

I did that.

You told me you had an army of people
here that were going to have your back.

But you're fighting with Jake. You're
living at the station.

You're isolating.

And I know you.

I know when something's up.

Something you're not telling me.

There is something.

It wasn't an army. It was Gabriella.

We got close again.

We didn't... Nothing happened.

You pissed?

This week, Gabriella wanted to pet my
hair and keep me fed.

I let her.

So you leaned on her.

I'm relieved.

But now I'm worried because you're...
I'm fine.

Okay.

Well, you just hurled your ex at me to
keep me away.

Which is straight out of the Bodiglione
playbook for when something is wrong.

Yeah, me and Gabs, we can pair notes.

All right.

When you're ready to talk about what's
really going on, call me.

You like working with me, huh?

What's that do?

You know what I had this morning at
Smokey's?

Uh, waffles?

Hope.

I heard about Three Rock.

Three Rock's done.

Hey,

what about... What about the land after
the encampment folks leave? What about

that? Why rebuild something old when
somebody has the money to build

new?

So unless you have $1 .2 million just
laying around.

I wanted to do Right by Joss and Three
Rock, and I feel like I just keep

What's the point of even trying anymore?

You had a bad day.

That's all.

So sleep on it.

And then we get up tomorrow and we do it
again.

I don't know if it's fundraisers or
petitions, but we don't quit.

You got that?

Sorry, was I a little too paternal?

No. I mean, now that Gabriela's gone, I
got nobody to flex these dad skills on.

Feels like something Vince would say.

Really? Mr. Kinch up on his damn eggs.

Let's go now. Move it.

Let's go.

Not this again.

This morning I gave you a chance to
speak.

And out there I gave you a chance.

To do. To act.

To show me who you really are.

So now I'm going to speak. I'm going to
tell you what I saw today.

Number seven.

Maintain proper communication with your
supervisor.

Didn't happen.

Number three.

Base all action on expected fire
behavior.

That didn't happen.

Number... People dying.

What?

Didn't happen.

Brody? No, you let him go, Perez. This
is on him.

We're going to come in here with this
after -action report.

But really, we should be looking at the
scoreboard.

Fire, zero.

Us, one.

There were no fatalities.

We helped those people by saving
everything they have left.

How is that wrong? That's not why you're
mad. It's because I implied, and now

I'm saying out loud, that this station's
very loose relationship with the 10s

and 18s, with the basics, with the
rules, is what killed your dad.

Chief. Nobody wants to hear that.

I don't take pleasure saying it.

You're grieving.

I'm sensitive to that. I have been that.

But right now I'm looking at a station's
worth of dead firefighters.

I'm trying to keep you out of your
coffins, but they're right there.

Maybe I didn't make myself clear this
morning, but I'm here to keep you alive

because I don't trust you to do it.

Richards has to go.

You've got to call Sacramento and get
him out of here.

He'll let a dog die of preventable
death.

He'll let all those people's things
burn.

He says that dad dying is on us.

You've got to... No.

What? My answer is no.

You agree with that guy?

I don't like him, but after today, I
think he's going to make good on his

promise and keep you alive.

You sound just like him.

Good.

Let my heart be hardened.

If this be the day I fall

into the dark.