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Hey. Have you heard
from Antonio?
No, why?

Laura Dawson
just showed up here.

You've never been married.
Stick to what you know.

You didn't tell me that
your ex-wife was gonna take
your problems out on me.

I really don't
need this right now.

I got enough going on
with her. Now, I gotta
hear it from you?

You know what?
You're not ready, Antonio.

There's
a battalion chief position
open in Springfield.

Yeah?

You sure as hell know
how to do your job.

I can tell the respect
you carry around.

And from what I hear,
there might be a girl that
you have something with.

We'd love to have you.
I'm guessing she would, too.

Hey, sorry,
but we're closed.

Yeah, I know.

Hey, listen, buddy.

I don't want any...
Look,

I know you're not
gonna believe me,

but I have a job interview
at First National Bank
tomorrow.

Congrats.

The thing is,
I don't have a suit.

I was hoping to borrow
a couple of hundred bucks
to buy a new one.

And what if
I don't lend you
the money?

I'm sorry about this.

You're right.
Have a good night.

Wait. Wait!

What's going on?

I just really need this job.

So, I can get my own place,

see my little girl more.

Ugly divorce, you know?

Good luck.

You know you're never gonna
see that money again, right?

Of course. Give me
a little credit.

So, you don't mind
getting scammed?

It's only getting scammed
if I believed his story,
which I didn't.

""Tis better to give
than receive."

Exactly.
Said every sucker in
the history of the world.

Mmm.

Hey, as long as
it's coming out
of your cut.

- But...
- Hey.

Trust me.
I did a good thing, okay?

Whatever he's using
that money for,

he needed a helping hand.

I helped him.

Drugs. Using it for drugs.

Hey. Look,
I got your text
last night,

but I didn't see it
till this morning.

Ah, it's nothing.

Look, I know it
wasn't a booty call.

So, what did you
want to talk about?

I got a job offer.
In the CFD?

Battalion chief in
the city of Springfield.

Huh.

Stella.
Yeah?

Um, I need you.

We're not done.

Hey. Hey, what's up?

Hey, Brett? Honey,
what's going on?

Maybe I could stand to be
in better shape.

Maybe you two could
encourage me

instead of gawking at me
like a couple of bitches.

Truck 81, Ambulance 61,

vehicle accident
at Irving Park,
Cicero and Milwaukee.

Okay,
I'll call you back.

All right, now,
get it over the truck.

Chief,
what do we got?

Just hang back
in case I need you.

You heard him. Hang back.

Get the Hurst in there.
Let's do this nice and easy.

I see her!

128, get ready.

Nice and easy.

Chief, tell your men
to hold off.

Clock's ticking.

No. Stop lifting.
Stop lifting now!

- We got her!
- No!

Stop lifting!

That top pipe
is not secure.

81, grab some webbing.
Secure that pipe.

Copy that.

Come on! Let's go!

You got it?
We're good.

Not sure how long
it'll hold it.

Chief Anderson,
we're clear.

You heard him, 128.
Let's get her out. Quickly.

Seatbelt.

Turn around.

Hey, wait. Easy.

- Got her?
- Set her down.

Okay, we got her.

Everybody back out.
Clear. Clear.

All right,
back out of there!

Back out! Back out!
Okay.

Everybody clear?
You can let it go.

Pack it up
and clean it up, 81.

All right, let's go.
Good work.

Hey. Hey, Herrmann.

You know Chalmers and Kolvair
from headquarters, right?

Mmm. No, I don't believe
I have. Hey.

How are you?
Hey, bud.

All right, so,
this is really weird...
Yeah?

But they just got an e-mail
from a Nigerian prince,

and they were wondering
if they can get your
banking routing number

so that they can
make a deposit.

- He put you up to this?
- Yeah.

Nice friend.

Hey, Chalmers, Kolvair,
you got my O2 tanks?

It's right inside, Chief.
Thanks.

Hey, you missed a crazy call.
Boden saved Anderson's ass.

Wait. Deputy
District Chief Anderson?

Well,
it wasn't nothing, really.

I'm just glad I caught it
when I did.

Still, would've been blood
on the pavement.

Ah... Enough of that.
Let's get inside,
get some lunch going.

Thanks, boys.

Springfield, huh?
Yeah.

Isn't that where Anna lives?

That's not what
this is about.

Oh, right, right,
you just, uh, got tired

of the hustle and bustle
of Chicago

and figured you'd
move to the countryside
and raise some chickens.

Springfield is the sixth
largest city in Illinois.

You're actually
considering this.

Yeah. I'm gonna go visit.

I think the smart thing to do
would be to see
what they're offering.

So, why are you asking
my opinion?

Because you're my friend.
I care what you think.

Hmm.

I think,
10 minutes in Springfield,

you'll be hightailing it
back to Chicago
as fast as you can.

Or I just don't know you
at all.

You wanted to see us?

Yeah. I have three questions.

Are you going to
Kenny Fallwell's
cocktail party?

If so, are your wives going?
And what are they wearing?

You wrote those down?

I just hung up with Donna.
She wanted me to ask.

Well, yes, yes,

and we will have
Cindy and Trudy text her.

Mission accomplished.
Yeah.

I do have
one more thing.

Let's keep a lid on
what happened at
the sewer pipe call.

Chief Anderson just
got that promotion,

and he's a little sensitive
about his image.

You got it, Chief.

Thanks.

I saw some makeup
tutorials online.

I'm thinking about
making some changes.

Maybe some smoky eyes,
or something.
Okay.

I saw it on a site
on Facebook.

There are these
professional makeup classes
you can take if...

I think those are
if you want to work
in the movies, or something.

Hey, you guys okay?

Yeah, why?

Heard about this
new big-shot chief.

Nearly got you all killed.

Who said that?
It's going around.

CFD gossips more than nurses,
which I didn't think
was possible.

Main to 61, are you available?

Uh, yeah, we're back in.
What do you got?

Injured victim at
200 South LaSalle.

On our way.

It's an office party
for their CEO.

For the record,
no one told us.

She's tachy.
About 140.

Just so you know,
this is a one-time deal.

We don't condone
this type of party at all.

And yet, here we are.

Let's roll her
over gently.
Yeah.

Can you hear me,
sweetie?

What's her name?

I believe
she was going by Lucky.

Can you hear me,
Lucky?

- She's responding to pain.
- Pupils are dilated.

Did she do any coke?
Snort something?

Let's push NARCAN.
Yeah.

Hey. Hey,
can you hear me?

My chest hurts.

Whoa. Hold her.
Whoa! Yup.

Easy. Easy.

NARCAN wakes her,
and then she goes into
cardiac arrhythmia?

All right,
I need to know right now
if she took something.

Spit it out!

I saw a dude in the bathroom
giving her a speedball.

We need to cardiovert her.

Charging at 100. Clear.

Sinus rhythm.

I want to go home.

You're gonna be okay, honey.
We got you.

Here.
For your troubles.

Men suck.

What are you doing?

In Mouch's haste
to get to his stash of
Peanut Butter M&M's,

he broke the cabinet door.

Uh-huh.

Hey, I know you got
the alderman thing,

that pretty much keeps
your hands full,

but you ever
wanna be a chief?

Not gunning for it,
but down the road, sure.

You?

I don't know.
Lot of responsibility.

Yeah, we're learning
from one of the greats.

Anytime I see Boden step in
with a split-second decision

like he did today,
reacting like that...
Will you hold this up for me?

Why are you asking?

Just thinking
about the future.

That's
how you get in trouble.

Tell me about it.

- The hell are you doing?
- Nothing. I...

I thought
I would learn
a new language,

just 'cause
it might be useful.

German is useful?
In Chicago?

Well...
Brett,
what's going on?

Okay, look.
I am batting about a zero
with men lately.

Good men, bad men, all men.

I'm either pushing them away,
or they're pushing me,

and then I look at you,
and I think, "Wow,
what she has is perfect."

You know how many guys
I had to date before
I met Casey?

There was Jake,
who cheated on me with
his high school girlfriend.

And, uh, Logan,
whose parents could not
approve of a Latino.

And finally, Dr. Mike.
He was about as romantic
as a German teacher.

Look, the point is,
there were a lot of really
bad breakups before Casey.

Your Casey is out there.

But you don't have to change
who you are to find him.

Okay.

How is Antonio?

Not so great,
from what I can tell.

Stay close.
Make sure he's all right?

Of course.

Whatever.

Hey, uh, do you guys
want to come over
for a movie marathon?

We're gonna watch, uh,
The Sting, uh,
Spanish Prisoner...

Ooh, Thomas Crown.
Uh, The Thomas Crown Affair.

I know
you're making fun of me,
I just don't know how.

They're all con movies.
Oh!

You know, instead,
maybe, you should read
The Giving Tree.

It's a very sweet story
about a tree that gives away
all of its branches.

What happens
to the tree?

It gets cut down
to just a stump.

That's horrible.
It's a lesson.

Don't be a sucker?

You, too, now?
You know what?
Forget it.

You know,
me and my giving heart
will see you later.

Hey.

Boden?
Yeah.

Chief,
what can I do for you?

You've been talking about me
behind my back.

Come again?
There's scuttlebutt
going all over the CFD

that you had to jump in
and save my ass
on that last call.

I have discussed the call
with others, yes.

But I certainly didn't say
anything disparaging
about you.

It's true what they
say about you, isn't it?
You're a real wild card.

No respect for
the chain of command.

Look who's trading
in scuttlebutt.

You see something on a scene,

you bring it
to the attention of
the incident commander.

There wasn't time.
There wasn't time?

Or you just decided
you could handle it
better than me?

Maybe you thought
you should've got the bump
for deputy district chief.

Chief, you have every right
to be upset,

but I didn't intend to
undercut your authority.

I had a different
vantage point.
I saw something.

I acted. Simple as that.

You don't want to make
an enemy out of me, Chief.

We are in agreement.

You think there's gonna be
any fallout from Anderson?

I'm hoping he got it all
out of his system,

but then again,
he can be tricky.

He's got
a very fragile ego.

For good reason.
Did you remind him that

he almost got
some firefighters killed?

You know that's not
how I operate.

Sometimes,
when you're a chief,

you just got to
suck it up and nod yes.

Doesn't sound much different
than when you're a lieutenant.

Maybe not.

See you, Kelly.
See you.

That is the Scott X3
Snap-Change SCBA

with the sight mask.
Every firefighter gets
a new one every year.

They're nice.

So is the pay
and the furlough time.

I know you can see the rigs
are all top-of-the-line.

Now, all I need is
a new battalion chief to, uh,
take us to the next level.

Ah, the hard sell.

We want to make Springfield
the best fire department
in the world.

And I got 300 firefighters
who believe it.

Hey, come on.

Let me introduce you to
some of the guys.

Yes?

What was that alderman's name
from the breakfast thing
we did last month?

Uh, there were 30 aldermen.

The tall one?
With the cute hair?

Cute hair?

Kyle something?

Uh, he said he was single,

and I thought maybe
we could set him up
with Brett.

Well, probably not
the best idea to mix
my government work

with someone
from the firehouse.

Yeah. No, no.
You're right.
You're right.

What about that waiter
from the restaurant,
Tuscany?

The young one
they just hired?
What are you doing?

She was with
my brother, and she's not
really taking this well,

and I wanna help.

Okay, I'm gonna get up,
go to the fridge,

get a beer, come back
and watch hockey.

At no point in this
am I gonna talk anymore
about Brett's love life.

Got it.

They seem great.

Yeah.
They're smoke eaters,
every one of them.

Yeah, I can tell.

So, you'd have about
40 to 45 firefighters
under your direct command.

How you command
is up to you.

You want to run
into burning buildings,
you still do that.

You want to hang back
and call your shots
from the street,

that's your decision.

And then
I want to throw this
on top of the cake.

That's your official offer,
including compensation.

Wow.

Look,
think about it, okay?

I'm gonna run to my office,
check on a few things,
give you some time.

Yeah, I'm just gonna get out
and check out the city.

Talk to you later.
Yeah.

I'll tell you what,
Augie, I will bet you
one million dollars

that I will beat you
this time.

You don't have
a million dollars.

You don't know that
unless you play with me.
So, bring it on, kid.

Who's that?

That is Mr. Cool.

What the hell are you
doing in Springfield?

You said "someday."

Today is
someday somewhere.

I've thought about you
every day.

I've thought about
calling you.

I would've loved that.

Kelly...

I mean,
I will be forever grateful
for what you did for me.

I mean,
this is my life, here.

I have a job offer,
to run my own battalion
here in Springfield.

You're kidding.
No.

Please don't do this for me.

I mean,
I would love the chance
to get to know you better,

but if I thought
that you were giving
up Chicago for me...

Stop doing that, please.

Well, I mean, not, like...
Not yet, you know.

If I do this, it'll be
for the right reasons.

What are those?

That's what
I'm trying to figure out.

So, we grabbed all
the gear we could,

and we hiked it up
the stairs ourselves.

Uh-oh. Here we go.

Christopher's
the first one up.

I was bringing up
the rear.

Yeah, as usual.

Wait, I have
heard this story.

You said
the candidate had to
carry all the gear.

Oh! Wouldn't that be nice.

Yeah, well, actually
what I said was...

Don't believe a word
this guy says.

Hey, Jim.
Good to see you, too.

That's not what
you were saying
earlier today

when I was chewing you
a new one.

No, not at the time.
No. I thought we were
all good, Jim.

You damaged my reputation.

I went through
a hell of a lot to get
that promotion.

Crawled a lot of hallways.

I know that, Chief...
So, we're not all good

when someone lower in
command tries to tell me
how to run a rescue.

Okay.

When your house is the one
with all the problems.

I pulled your file, Wallace.
I see how you manage
your house.

Just this year, you got
a candidate filing
a complaint against you.

One of your men was arrested
for a hit-and-run,

and then you go
and get suspended
for conduct unbecoming.

Now, you add gross
insubordination to
that list,

that could be
the end of your career.

Excuse me?

This is supposed
to be a party, guys.

We should probably go.
Yeah? Why's that?

- Hey, Jim.
- Chief...

How are you gonna like it
when I describe in detail,
and on record,

how firefighters nearly died
due to your negligence?

Wallace.

Oh, it's all good.

And Annabelle has
her teeth cleaning.
She can't be late.

What? They're baby teeth,
they're gonna fall out,
anyway.

Uh, Dad,
pass the butter.

"Please"?
Please.

Who's picking up Max from
hockey practice today? Hmm?

I can.

Oh, wait, no, I can't,
because I don't have a car.

Get some straight A's,
then come talk to me.

Christopher.

Don't forget my class.

What class?

You're "Dad of the Week,"
remember? He signed you up.

Uh, oh...

Yeah, hey, buddy,

I didn't know that, you know,
we landed on a date
and I gotta go to work.

You know,
you've heard most
of my fire stories.

The other kids haven't.

Mmm-hmm.

Boy,
I'm just letting people down
left and right these days.

Hey.

Hey.
Hey.

How'd it go?

Did you know they have
an actual drive-in movie
theater in Springfield,

along Route 66?

And the fire department?

They're trying to build
something good there.

It's a decent offer.
Okay, look.

Kelly, you barely know
this woman.

I told you,
it's not all about her.

Okay, then what is it about?

Lately, I've been
staring in the mirror a lot,

and every day,
the person looking back

looks more and more
like Benny,

and I don't want
that future.

Maybe this is the chance
I've been looking for.

Okay.

But if you go,
I'll miss you.

'Cause, like you said,
we're friends,

and, um,
we're good together.

Hey, did I hear that Chief
and Anderson went toe-to-toe
at Kenny Fallwell's place?

It's kind of
a dramatic way to put it.

Everything I hear,
Anderson is somebody
you don't want to mess with.

Neither is our chief.

Uh, can we talk
about something else?

What are you
so sensitive about?

What, did you loan
Anderson a couple of
hundred bucks, too?

- I'm sorry.
- No, it was funny.

"Don't beat yourself up."
It's my new motto.

You're obviously
not Catholic.

Hey, Lieutenant.
Um, is it okay if
we go for a ride?

It's kind of important.

We've had
a change of schedule,

so we can spend
more time on fractions.

Not so fast.

Dad!
What?

You didn't think
I was gonna make it
to Super-duper Dad Day?

Come on. May I go?
Yes.

All right.
Come on. Okay.

Hey, you guys want to learn
about firefighting?

Yeah!

Okay. Who knows
what this is?

Ah, besides my handsome,
young son there.
Yes, bright, young lady?

It's a gas detector,
for, like, toxic smoke
you can't see.

Darn close! You know,
we definitely have a device
that can detect gas,

and the thing goes off all
the time on hot chili night.

This actually is
a thermal imaging camera.

Anybody know
what this does? Yes?

Detects heat?
Exactly right.
Check this out.

All right, look.
There's your teacher.

Doesn't it look crazy?
See it? See that?

What's it mean
when there's
a four-alarm fire?

You know,
that's a great question,

and the lieutenant here
can answer that one.

Yeah, it means
the more alarms,

the more vehicles
and firefighters responding.

One time,
a kid pulled the fire alarm

and the whole
fire department came.

Ooh!
You know what?

This is the thing
about false alarms.

As firefighters,
we don't know whether
or not it is false.

So, we need to assume
that it's real.

And we have to go
help the people

even though those people
may be just playing
some big, dumb joke.

See, we always help people,

whether they deserve it
or not.

What is this?

Routine inspection.

Those floor drains been
cleaned out lately?
I'll have a look.

Is this how
you're playing it now, Jim?

Your ego is so bruised,
you're gonna dig around till
you find something else?

Where you coming from,
Lieutenant?

I didn't hear
any calls for 81.

Carmichael Elementary,
doing a demonstration.

You file paperwork
for that?

On my way to do it now.

Help you, Chief?

As you were.
Pretend we're not here.

Jim, will you step
into my office?

I'll get there
in due time.

Squad 3, Ambulance 61,

man down from
unknown causes, 341...

When I get back,
we are gonna talk.

We'll come with you.

What's going on?

Our friend Calvin
was trying to jump up

and pull down
a fire escape ladder.

He grabbed it, but it,
like, shot down on him.

Okay. People, move out.
Out of the way.
Back up. Back up.

Back up!
Back it up!
Get out the way!

No, no, no,
don't touch it.

Hang on. We're gonna
take good care of you.

We have full and clear
bilateral breath sounds.

No tracheal deviation.

What is this, Six Flags?
Get them out of here.

You heard the chief, Cruz.

All right, everybody.
Come on back to the street.

Let us do our work.
Let's go!

Looks like the ladder
went straight through.

I know. I know.
I know. Hang in there.

We should get him
on the monitor.

Hey, Capp,
you're gonna want
to cut right here.

Running a line.

We need more pressure.

The ladder may
have nicked an artery.
His BP's dropping fast.

All right, Cruz,
Tony, stabilize the ladder.

Capp, when you're ready,
go for it.

Whizzer saw
would be faster.

This is fine, thanks.
Capp, when you're ready.

I'm telling you,
get the whizzer.

Lieutenant?

Give me that.

Do your men not
recognize an order
when they hear one?

Chief, are you taking over
as incident commander?

I told you,
I'm observing.

Then back off
and let my men
do their job.

Excuse me?

Look, you want to
take me on? Good.

I will take this as
far as you want to go,

but right now,
back off my scene.

All right.

He got in his buggy
and drove off.
Not another word.

Good for you, Chief.

Is it?
He had no cause
to come at you.

Just took
a while to drum that
through his thick skull.

Yeah, but I answer
to Anderson.

And he and I need to
find a way to work together.

For the good of
the department.

I'll catch up with you.

Hey, you seen Stella?

She and Dawson were
taking Brett out tonight.

A "forget
your troubles" thing.

Ah.

I wanted her to blow off
some steam.

I just didn't know
she'd have so much of it.

Oh, come on.
She's fine. Hmm.

Cheers.

Hey, guys!
Huh?

Guess what!

Hi.
What?

I'm getting married!

You see Jacques?
The one with the face?

He is from Canada.

And he needs his Green Card
so he can stay here.

And so...
We're out of here.

Come on.
We could go to City Hall...
We'll go.

See
the Justice of the Peace.

Even if they're
uncomfortable after...

Yeah,
it's a red flag.

It means you should
take stock...

Hi. I'm looking for the owner.

Found him.

No, a different guy?

Oh.

Told you
I was gonna pay you back.

Ah...

It's Greg, by the way.

Ah, Greg. Christopher.

Yeah.
Nice to meet you.

I got the job.

That's great!
Yeah, I'm so excited.

All right,
well, uh, thanks.

You have no idea how much
your gesture meant to me.

Listen. Not so fast. Uh...
You're drinking free tonight.

Come on,
what do you want? Yeah!

Greg got a job!
All right, Greg!

All right,
what are you drinking?

Wow.

Someone's riding high
this morning.

Just the goodness
of my fellow man
makes me smile.

Boden?

I want to thank you
for helping me realize

I've been going about
things all wrong.

You'll have to forgive me.
I'm new to the job.

I understand now
I can't just snap my fingers
and get rid of you.

But there are actions
I can take that I don't have
to justify to anybody.

Firehouse 51,
after a careful review
of second shift,

the department has found room
for some improvements.

Officers will remain in place
for the time being,

but as for the rest of you,
here are your new assignments.

Next shift, Stella Kidd,
you will report
to Firehouse 27.

Joe Cruz, you'll report
to the 911 call center.

Christopher Herrmann
and Randy McHolland,

you will report
to Firehouse 90.

Brian Zvonecek, Morningside.

Sylvie Brett, you will
now be at Firehouse 27.

Make sure to report promptly
for all shifts.

I expect everyone to be
on time with a smile on
your faces.

If you have
a problem with this,

take it up with
the fire commissioner.