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Previously on "Station 19"...

We know each other.

-Grant.
-Yes! Travis.

I remember.

Dean:
That woman does not slow down.

Are you good to work today?

I wouldn't be here
if I weren't.

Who was proctoring
the test?

The fire chief.
Ripley.

[ Sighs ]
Not an easy man to impress.

If a lieutenant spot opens up
at the end of all this,

I expect you to throw your hat
in the ring.

Who do you recommend
to be the new captain --

Herrera or Gibson?

Neither one.

Andy: Flames aren't
the deadliest part of a fire.

It's the heat.

Radiant heat alone
can singe paper,

melt plastic, blister flesh.

What are you doing?!
What are you doing?!
Aah! Okay, got it.

Aah! Oh!

[ Panting ] Sorry.
What?

Got it.

[ Exhales sharply ]

You're burning
our wedding photos?

I was having a moment.

Seems like a lifetime ago.

I can't believe
we're getting divorced.

Yeah, me either.

Wait. Oh, wait.

Did you put our unity hands
in the fireplace, too?

Look, I said I was having
a moment.

Well, you can't just go reducing
all our memories to ashes!

What else did you
put in there?

You know what? I'm gonna
go check the rest of the house.

Nothing! No. Okay,
you're being very dramatic.

You know, I'm the one who just
burned my fingers, by the way.

I think that's something
most people don't realize.

If the heat index
is high enough,

it'll get the job done.

You don't even
have to touch the fire...

for it to burn you.

♪♪

♪ Whoo-hoo, whoo-hoo ♪

♪♪

♪ Whoo-hoo, whoo-hoo ♪

[ Groans ]

It's dawn, and we're
just getting home...

and I can't
keep doing this.

You stay up all night
all the time.

Yeah, to put out fires,
not to go to concerts.

And to eat ramen
and to watch the sunrise.

I mean, I wouldn't have a job
reviewing music if I didn't,

you know,
actually see the bands perform.

[ Grunts ]
That ramen was delicious.

Well, to be fair, everything
tastes great at 4:00 a.m.

[ Both chuckling ]

♪ It's my time to break out ♪

[ Sighs ]
I have an hour --

one hour left
before I have to get to work.

Well, if that's all the time
we have left together,

seems like such a shame
to waste it on sleep.

♪ I got the gold ♪

♪ Whoo-hoo, whoo-hoo ♪

[ Laughs ]

♪ Whoo! ♪

Oh.

Andy: Have you talked
to my dad lately?

Has he seemed
quiet to you?

Your dad's always quiet
with me...or grumpy.

There's not much else
in between.

In the last couple days,
he's barely said a word.

You think it's the chemo?

Maybe.

Probably.

You're right,
it's probably that.

Race you to the tree?
Hey!

[ Both grunt ]

[ Laughs, panting ]
Aah.

Whoo!

[ Panting ]
Best two out of three?

Someone's a glutton
for punishment.

[ Both panting ]

Mm.

Mm.

♪♪

Mm. You...are very good,
Ryan Tanner.

But I'm not going
to let you win.

Oh, I'm counting on that.

Whoa.
This is for you.

One for me.

Huh.

Best thing you ever tasted --
you'll see.

All right. There you go.
[ Lid clinks ]

[ Clears throat ]
Oh, slow down.

It still needs
a little time.

The heat from the jar
is cooking the eggs.

[ Exhales sharply ]

Okay. Try it.
[ Laughs ]

[ Clinking ]

Well?

It's the best thing
I've ever tasted.

[ Laughs ]

Wow.
[ Clears throat ]

You didn't have to go
to all this trouble.

I would have been fine
with the Waffle House.

Just wait till you see
what I cook you for dinner.

[ Clinking ]

Um, so if we're gonna
try this, really try this,

I need to go slow.

I know.
I mean, like,
glacially slow.

I-I have to ease
back into this.

I may need to pause,
I may not call you right away,

and if that's gonna make it
weird for you --

It won't.

You don't know that.

I cooked these eggs
at 140 degrees for 45 minutes.

I could have done
a 6-minute rapid boil.

You know why I didn't?

I don't.

Because I know when something's
worth the wait.

♪♪

♪♪

How's that nap going?

Nah. It was no nap.

It's, uh, meditation.

Travis taught me.

Mm-hmm.

It's true.

I learned
the downward puppy thing

and the sad baby
and the happy baby pose.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure some
of those aren't real, but okay.

Look, I'm about to go get
started washing the barn.

You want to help?

Yeah. Absolutely, man.

I'll --
I'll be right there.

♪♪

[ Snores ]

I don't want
to get you guys too excited,

but Jack and I
just approved

some seriously badass
new gadgets.

Can you believe that,
in a couple of days,

the Captain's race
will be over?

And then it'll just be you

approving all
the new gadgets.

Ah! We'll see.
I mean, nothing's for sure.

We don't know
who's gonna be named Captain.

The Incinerator
really counts against me.

Your track record counts,
too.

And your stats,
the station's stats.

Well, not to mention Jack and I
still have to go

before the board and Ripley
for our sit-downs.

[ Groans ] Ripley.

Did I tell you what he said
to me during peer reviews?

That I should go out
for lieutenant

because he thought I would make
a good Captain, too, someday?

As if he should
be focused on that.

Yeah, well, he was mainly
just focused

on kicking me
out of the room.

So, maybe don't remind him
that you know me

when you go
for your sit-down.

It'll probably
be better for you.

Maya, you should go out
for lieutenant...

whether I win or not.

First things first --
Let's make you a Captain.

Come on.

[ Wheels scraping lightly ]

Hey.

How's the new chemo
going, sir?

Your white blood cell counts,
your platelets?

Uh, according to your wife,
I'm responding nicely.

Oh, so you're feeling
better, stronger?

I suppose.

[ Chuckling ] That's great,
'cause I got a bone to pick.

You outed me to my wife

about all the dangerous things
I've been doing on this job,

and now she thinks that
I'm keeping things from her.

You're coming at me
right now?

I'm ill, Warren.

[ Chuckles ]

You're playing
the cancer card.

You must be feeling better.

I'm just saying you shouldn't
keep things from family.

Sure, okay, 'cause you've been
so honest with yours.

♪♪

When you told your wife
about all this,

that you wanted to change
careers, how'd that go?

Uh -- Um...
[ Laughs ]

Look, I knew that this was
the right thing for me.

I was confident in that,

but I didn't know
how she would take it.

You know, I mean,
there was this huge thing

that didn't just affect me --
it affected her.

I was worried,
and I didn't know

if she would see it
the way I did.

But I knew
I had to tell her.

It was one of the hardest things
I ever had to do,

like, in my life,

which, considering,
says a lot.

♪♪

You sure
you're all right, sir?

Yeah, I'm sure.

You missed a spot.

♪♪

[ Jump rope tapping ]

[ Exhales sharply ]

[ Knock on door ]
The day's young --

don't wear yourself out
before it's started.

I'm not. [ Laughs ]

If anything,
I've got too much energy.

I don't know what it is.
[ Laughs ]

I'm just -- I don't know --
I'm bursting.

I went for a run earlier,

and I feel like
that only got me more amped.

It's the Captain's race.

It's because
it's almost over.

Eh, maybe.

You were like this
every single birthday, too --

couldn't get you to sleep
for a week before it.

Still that way.

I want you to be careful
about getting your hopes up.

If you build it up
too much,

it'll be
that much more difficult

if you don't get
the Captain's position.

[ Exhales sharply ] I know.
I can handle it.

You say that
and you talk a great game,

but I know you, m'ija.

I know how you get.

Dad, I'm a big girl.

Whatever the board decides,
I can handle it, promise.

♪♪

[ Breathes sharply ]

♪♪

[ Siren wailing ]

[ Horn honking ]

[ Siren wailing ]

[ Wailing ends ]

Audrey: I can't believe
you called the police.

Oliver: Yeah, I can't believe
that you would resort to theft.

Okay, let's just calm down.
[ Truck doors close ]

What were you saying again about
your wife starting the fire?

Um, ex-wife -- to-be --
and, no, I didn't.

She decided to burn
all my stuff.

Not all of it -- some, you know,
like the really bad stuff,

like his leather pants.

Jack:
Tanner, what do you know?

Items were burning
in a fireplace

at the back
of the house --

seems like
the fire sprung up in there.

Looks pretty contained
from what we've seen so far.

No one else
is in the house.

Can I get a copy of the report
for insurance purposes?

I've been
through the house,

and there are items
definitely missing.

Oh, okay,
and you call me paranoid.

You installed a thumbprint
to get in and out of the garage.

I'm not
even allowed in there.

Oh, my God, Oliver!

His stuff is fine.
I will prove it.

Uh, maybe don't go toward
the house that's on fire.

It's nowhere
near the garage.

Fireplace origin,
moved to interior walls.

Chimney's the only vent.
Do you want to stuff it?

Hell, yeah,
I want to stuff it.

I'm sorry, stuff what?

-The turkey.
-The turkey.

Yeah, that didn't
clear anything up.

It's one of Captain Pruitt's
favorite plays --

You get an interior fire
like this,

helps to hit it two ways.

You soak
the outside first,

seal the flame inside.

Yeah, it's like basting.

Then we also hit it hard
from the inside --

Only way that works, though --

if you have deep-pocket
access,

which we do,
though that garage.

That way,
you can go in the middle

without getting
cooked yourself.

That actually made sense.

If we go
through the garage,

that fire will be out
in half the time.

Is it weird
that I'm not hungry?

Time to stuff
the turkey, guys.

That means everybody's
splitting up.

Keep your radios on 3.

I want to hear every step.
Let's move.

There. See?
[ Sighs ]

I didn't steal any
of his precious keepsakes,

which, by the way,
were our precious keepsakes

until three days ago.

Hey, ma'am, ma'am,
we need you to open this door

so we can get access
to this part of your house.

Is it locked?

Oh, yes,
but I have the key.

It's a biometric lock
that unlocks with my thumbprint.

[ Device buzzes ]

Huh. That's weird.

That never happens --

Ohh, it looks like
you've blistered your fingers.

They're not too bad,
but the skin's coming off.

I doubt it can
read her prints.

You got an override code?

Uh, yes.
The panel's in the foyer --

0302.

Month and year
of our wedding.

-Dean.
-Yeah -- 0302. On it.

[ Door creaks lightly ]

All right.
[ Inhales sharply ]

Okay, here we go.

[ Breathes sharply ]
Damn it.

[ Radio beeps ]

Gibson,
can you repeat the passcode?

Is it 0203 or 0302?

[ Radio beeps ]

♪♪

He must have found
the panel by now.

The light
should be turning green.

Dean, what's the holdup?

Miller, do you copy?

Okay, make sure he puts
the code in right,

because if he enters
it incorrectly more than once,

the system
goes on lockdown.

[ Keypad beeping ]

[ Alarm blaring ]

Gibson,
what's the passcode again?

Repeat -- Jack,
what is the code?

Is it 0-what-0-what?

What's the right order?

Miller, respond.

Gibson, do you copy?

[ Sighs ]

Okay.

Focus.

[ Breathes deeply ]

0...2...

Okay, something's wrong.

Bishop, get in there
and figure out what's going on.

...0...3.

[ Buzzes, alarm blaring ]

No, no, no, no, no!

[ Grunting ]
Damn it! Nothing.

That's not surprising.

I built this place
to be a fortress.

The doors and the walls are all
actually reinforced steel.

I work in cybersecurities,
and I've got a lot

of personal intel stored
in there.

Travis:
Jack, what's going on in there?

Why'd you close the door?
[ Radio beeps ]

I didn't.

Is there some sort
of override for the system?

Not after it goes
into lockdown.

It's like your cellphone

when you mess up the password
a few times --

It won't work again
for a few hours.

The alarm will alert
the security company

to unlock the doors,
right?

Actually, no.

I designed
an independent system.

You'd be surprised
how untrustworthy

those home security
companies are.

Okay, great.

So, correct me
if I'm mistaken,

but it seems like we are stuck
in an impenetrable box

with fire spreading toward it
right now.

Not how I thought
this day would go.

[ Radio beeps ]
Montgomery, what's the status
of the fire inside?

Don't worry,
we got you covered.
[ Radio beeps ]

Call for backup.

Help me get all the chainsaws
and unload them right now.

Gibson?
Gibson, do you read me?

[ Radio beeps ]
Hey, hey!

What the hell
have you been doing?

Why haven't you been
answering your radio?

What are you
talking about?

I've been trying to get Jack
this whole time.

Nobody's answering me.

You set your com to Channel 3
like Gibson said, right?

♪♪

Oh, come on, Miller.
What the hell?

I-It's fine, all right?
I'm on it.

No, it is not fine!

You punched the wrong code
into the security system,

and it automatically
shut all the doors.

Yeah, can't we just override
the system?

No. Everybody in there
is trapped.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

♪♪

[ Chainsaw revs, clanking ]

Don't worry -- we've got
a team on the fire inside,

and we're trying
to cut through these doors,

but this could take
a while.

You guys better
get comfortable.

Copy.
[ Radio beeps ]

More than a beat,
I'd guess.

Okay, well, let's see
if there's anything we
can do on our end --

any weaknesses,
anything.

So, on a sliding scale
of worries,

is this a "throw your baby
to me right now" kind of worry?

[ Chuckles ]
It's a waiting game right now.

We got to get
the right tools out there.
[ Thumping ]

But Montgomery
will get us out

unless we figure
a way out first.

This garage seems
to be air-conditioned,

but the override
shut that off, too.

Yeah.
[ Thumping ]

The walls are solid --
no help there.

When did those two
become laughing buddies?

Uh, strip mall, maybe?
[ Indistinct conversation ]

We need to get
some air flowing in here.

It's getting stuffy.

I mean, it seems
a little weird, right?

I mean,
I've seen weirder.

Audrey,
where are your power tools?

Maybe we can weaken the door
mechanism from the inside.

Uh, no power tools --

not really
that kind of garage.

Mm.
Of course not.

Although I think
I did have a toolkit --

maybe in one of these.

♪♪

Ah!

♪♪

I'm finding nothing
we can use --

light bulbs,
extensions cords.

Yeah, rags, funnels...

♪♪

Oh, photos.
[ Radio beeps ]

How's it looking out there,
Montgomery?

We're still trying
to contain the fire,

but we're getting
the Jaws of Life into place

right now.

They were such cute,
little science-y nerds.

I wonder why
they're splitting up.
I don't know.

She seems awfully good
at...shutting people out.

[ Thumping lightly ]

I got to tell Jack.
About Ryan.

I mean, not right now, but soon.
He deserves to know.

And I don't want to rub anything
in his face once I'm Captain.

That seems doubly mean,

and I'm not trying
to be mean at all.

What?

This morning,
you were all,

"Let's temper expectations,
que sera, sera."

But you just said all of that
assuming you'd be named Captain.

I'm not assuming
anything...

Hmm.

...but, boy,
do I want it.

Look at you --
embracing your badassery.

My job is done...

until I apply
for lieutenant,

give you a run
for your money.

There's nothing else
in here we can use.

Yeah, let's keep looking.

[ Radio beeps ]
Jack: It's getting hotter
in here, Montgomery.

Is that fire out yet?
Over.
[ Radio crackles ]

Negative -- encountering
some complications,

but we're on it.
We'll get it.

So,
I know Lieutenant Gibson

said we shouldn't
worry or anything...

Not yet.
...but in times
of extreme circumstance,

I think sometimes our baser
emotions can surface.

I've been getting these vibes,
and I think it's pretty clear

that Lieutenant Gibson
is into me.

We bonded over disaster
preparedness before,

and now we're trapped here.

It's getting hotter.
Emotions will amplify.

I'd like to head this off
at the pass.

He deserves someone great,
but that person is not me.

How do I say that
to him nicely?

♪♪

I don't...

Um --
You know, I left my keys
in the house.

Otherwise, I'd say that
we should just jump in the car

and crank the A.C.
to cool down.

A.C. sounds amazing,
but it's also a bad idea --

carbon monoxide.

What I wish we could do
is open that trunk.

Do you think we have a jack
in there?

Ah! There they are!

My tools! [ Laughs ]

Envisioned tools
that were bigger than this --

don't know how
those are gonna help.

Not so fast.

♪♪

♪♪

What, you think Tanner's
the only cop

with a petty criminal history?

[ Trunk creaks lightly ]

-Oh.
-Nice.

Come on.
Please be in here. Please.

[ Groans ] Ah! Yes.

-Come on!
-Let's do this.

Come on. Come on.
[ Radio beeps ]

Montgomery, you got the jaws
ready out there?

Meet me in middle bravo.
[ Radio beeps ]

That's an affirmative.

If we can unhinge the door
up just enough

to get the jaws under it,
we may have a shot

at getting enough leverage
to get it open.

All right.
Ready when you are, Gibson.

[ Radio beeps ]
Ready! One, two, three!

[ All grunting ]

Come on! Keep going!
Come on!

[ Whirring ]

-Go, go!
-Come on!

[ All grunting ]

[ All groaning ]

Switch with me.
Switch with me.

Hold it.

-Ready?
-You guys ready?

-Yeah.
-Yeah.

1...2...3!

[ All grunting ]

[ Whirring ]

-Come on, come on, come on!
-Come on!

-Oh!
-Come on!

We got this!

Come on, come on, come on!

[ Groans ]
[ Radio beeps ]

It's not working.
Damn it.

Back to the drawing board,
Montgomery.

[ Radio beeps ]

Over here. Give it to me.

[ Grunts ]

[ Chainsaws revving ]

♪♪

The temp's rising quickly.
[ Radio beeps ]

Montgomery, status check --
How's it coming out there?

Still working hard
with the diamond saws
and the Jaws of Life.

And inside the house -- Well,
the fire's started to spread.

Copy.
[ Radio beeps ]

This room's like an oven.
[ Sighs ]

The fire in the house
is approaching closer by now

just by the feel
of things in here.

It's not like an oven --
it is one.

Until they control
that fire...

And all you want
is to get at it.

[ Sighs ]
You know I do.

[ Breathes heavily ]

♪♪

Travis: [ Grunting ]

♪♪

We can try
the other side again.

Nothing?

Damn it!
No!

♪♪

The smoke's getting worse.
Why is it getting worse?

It's a mess in there --
two other units plus ours.

We can't seem
to get a foothold.

The fire just keeps
growing because

there's
no way to vent it.
We have to vent it.

It's heating up this garage
with our people inside of it.

The house has every window
reinforced with security glass

that literally
will not shatter.

What? No! They're --
They're windows, okay?

They can shatter.
I'm telling you, no.

[ Radio beeps ]
Maya: Montgomery, copy.

You got an ETA?
[ Radio beeps ]

[ Radio beeps ]
Hey, guys.

[ Panting ]

Might be another minute.
[ Radio beeps ]

Everything breaks...

with the right amount
of force.

Hey! Miller,
where are you going?

Warren,
will you go with him?

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ Chainsaws rev in distance ]

♪♪

Miller, I really don't think
you understood me

when I said
that the glass --

[ Pounding on window ]

♪♪

We have to ventilate
this fire.

[ Pounding continues ]

We can't just let them
cook in there.

I know, man, I know,
but this glass --

Look, let's just look
for another way.

[ Grunts ]

[ Yells ]

[ Telephone ringing ]

[ Ringing stops, beeps ]

Station 19, Pruitt speaking.
How can I help you?

Captain, it's Hughes.
[ Chainsaw revs in distance ]

Oh. Hello, Victoria.

To what do I owe
this pleasure?

Uh, Montgomery
asked me to call.

He wanted me to ask you
about 365 Victory Street.

Pruitt: Oh, yes,
that was a big one.

That was one of three times
that my team or I

got stuck inside
somebody's garbage.

Does he want you to learn it
from an offensive

or a defensive angle?

I think just the "How do you get
people out of there?" angle.

[ Chainsaws revving ]

I thought you guys
were on a call

with a contained
residential fire?

Yeah, we were.

But now you need chainsaws?

Who's trapped
inside a garage?

Just any tips you could give
would be super helpful, sir.

Who is trapped?

A few people, sir...
including Andy.

♪♪

[ Grunts ]
[ Sledgehammer pounding ]

Dean, come --
Come on, come on!

You got to stop, all right?
You're wearing yourself out.

[ Panting ]

[ Grunts ]
We have to make a vent.

There must be a way.
There has to be a weakness.

These windows
are not gonna give.

♪♪

The windows won't.

But the wall --

the wall below --
it just might.

[ Grunting,
sledgehammer pounding ]

♪♪

[ Grunting ]

♪♪

♪♪

[ Radio beeps ]
Montgomery,
we got ourselves a vent.

All right. We got a horizontal
vent on the Delta side.

Re-route all hoses
over there.

Let's go!

[ Water rushing ]

[ Breathes through mask ]

Easy, easy.
Just take sips, other--

[ Mask ringing ]
Okay.
And now you're out of air.

[ Mask ringing ]
[ Groans ]

This one's done, too.

I was so focused
on keeping people out,

I didn't even think
about people needing to get in.

Well,
maybe you should have.

I'm sorry. The heat is just
really getting to me.

All right, look, everyone just
needs to think cooling thoughts.

All right,
the body can self-regulate.

Yeah, well, everyone
has their breaking point.

It's 110 degrees in here.

Audrey,
there's got to be something.

I-Is there an air vent or --
or, I don't know,

an attic or --
or a crawl space?

No. The whole unit
is fortified six inches thick.

All right, well, if they're not
getting us out from out there,

we got to figure out a way
to get out from in here.

First things first --
the coolest place in this garage

is on the floor,
so that's where we're gonna be.

Everybody drop.

[ Exhales sharply ]

112 degrees now.

Okay, if we get out of here,

I'm gonna take the entire
station out for drinks, okay --

just all the drinks.

I don't drink,
personally.

I prefer to maintain
self-control at all times.

There's got to be something that
can get us through that door.

[ Chainsaws revving
in distance ]

I've got an idea.

Is there a screwdriver
in here?

Andy: Ryan --
Just like old times.

Ryan, what are you doing?

What's it look like?
[ Clicking ]

That's a truly terrible idea.

We can use the car
as a battering ram.

All we need is a dent

to compromise the integrity
of the door from in here

to help our team outside.

You've seen how tough
that door is.

It won't work, and then
we'll be trapped in here

with a damaged car
releasing carbon monoxide.

It might work.

Tanner, just --
We have to try everything.

What if this could save us?

It's too dangerous.
So is this heat!

So is sitting in here,
losing energy,

hoping someone can make it
through that door!

We have to try.
We have to try something.

Ryan, I agree with Jack.

It won't make
anything better.

It can only
make things worse.

I respectfully disagree.

Ryan --
I don't care.

I'm Captain here,
and I'm telling you to stop!

You're not my Captain.

[ Engine grinding ]

[ Engine starts ]

[ Exhales sharply ]
Ryan, turn it off!

It's too dangerous!

You won't dent the door,

you'll just severely
damage the car...

Please don't do that.
...for nothing.

[ Engine rumbling ]

We can't risk the fumes
or the carbon monoxide.

Turn it off!

♪♪

[ Engine shuts off ]

Well, maybe the next plan can
work on getting us out of here

instead of killing us
faster.

At least I'm willing
to try something.

What have you got?

♪♪

365 Victory was one of my first
calls after making Captain.

Two of my guys
fell through a roof

and were trapped
inside a garage.

The heat
can cook them alive.

Look beyond the obvious.

Think outside the box
and get them out.

Yeah, I know, sir,
but what happened

to your guys
at 365 Victory?

Did you get
their door open?

I did, yes.

Ye-- So,
you saved your team?

By the time we opened the door,
they were gone.

They suffocated
from the heat.

♪♪

[ Indistinct conversations ]

Station 42 says the garage roof
is covered in weld mesh

and multiple layers
of metal tiles.

We're never getting through
there in time.

Damn it!
Busted another blade.

Well, what'd he say?

Not much,
except get the fire out

and get them out before the heat
cooks them alive.

That could happen?

All of these years
with Audrey working late nights

in this stupid garage,

and now this garage
can kill her?

Okay. Oh, Ol-- Oliver.
Oliver, hey, hey, hey.

Let's calm down that breathing,
buddy, all right?

Come with me,
we'll get you some air.

[ Radio crackles ]
Command, this is Captain 42.

We've extinguished the flames
on the bravo side.

Hey, that's good, right?

A little less fire -- it should
cool everything down in there,

you know,
buy us some time.

It doesn't work that way.

The garage retains
all that heat

even if that part
is extinguished.

They keep cooking inside.

No. No, no, no, no.
No, no, no.

We are not losing hope.

We are not giving up
on our friends, okay?

Think.
T-There's no time.

Every minute
that they're in there --

Time! We need more time.
You're right.

So let's buy some.

[ Radio beeps ]
This is Command.

All units,
I need every available hose

directed at the garage.

I repeat, surround
and drown the garage,

every single hose.
[ Radio crackles ]

Fire's in the house, 19,
not the garage.

I repeat, spray every single
hose on this garage right now.

What the hell, man? You can't
redirect all the water outside.

We have people inside here,
not there,

our people overheating,
okay?

We need to cool
this garage down

and spray every single thing
we have on it.

We tried stuffing the turkey.
It didn't work.

Now we got to baste
this bird.

Hey, you heard the man.

Baste the damn bird.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Water rushing ]

Andy: I just keep going over it
in my head.

[ Breathes deeply ]

No crawl space,
no vents to outside,

no cracks in the door
or the walls,

no tools can get
though that door,

but there's got
to be something, right?

To get us out,
there's got to be --

No, there doesn't.

I'm sorry, Andy, but there's not
always a happy ending,

There's not always
a way out.

That's the heat talking,
and the exhaustion.

We're not giving up.

I'm not saying I'm giving up.
I'm thinking practically.

So am I.
So am I.

Oh, will the two of you
just shut up,

God, for two minutes?

I swear, it's a shame.

What is?

Nothing. Never mind.

What is she talking about?
I don't know.

It's just a shame
that all this is happening now

instead of later when I could
have been in the running.

Are you saying if you were
Captain right now,

we wouldn't be
in this mess?

Is this the heat talking,
or do you really feel that way?

Never mind.
Forget I said anything.

There's got to be a way out
of this damn metal box.

This door --
it looks hydraulic.

Could you hijack the motor,

open it to the inside
of the house?

Isn't there a fire
on the other side of that door?

We're firefighters.

We're not.
We can get you guys out.

I don't know. I didn't design
the motor, but maybe.

♪♪

[ Grunts ]

[ Clattering ]

♪♪

Some of the wires
look melted,

but if you guys are fast,
we might have a shot.

[ Breathing heavily ]

[ Electricity crackles,
machinery whirring ]

[ Metal creaking ]

Maya:
Come on. [ Grunts ]

Anything?

[ Electricity crackles ]
Aah!

[ Sighs ]

Damn it.

The wires are too fried.

[ Thumping lightly ]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

[ Sighs ]
If we get out of here,

I got to tell Oliver...

it's not his fault
that we're splitting up.

Sometimes these things
just happen.

♪♪

I hate that damn garage.

[ Air hissing ]
I can't tell you
how many times

I wish it didn't
even exist, but...

[ Inhales sharply ]

Oh, God, I don't want it
to kill her.

I know. I know.

I mean, it is really hard

when someone you care about
could be in trouble

and you feel powerless
to do anything about it.

I just lived through that
with a friend of mine.

I feel you.

That limbo is...is hard.

And your friend?

She's okay.

Will Audrey be okay?

With these guys
on the task,

I'd say she has
the very best chance.

Now breathe in --
your stats are still low.

I understand
it's an unusual request.

We are in
an unusual situation.

We have six lives
on the line,

two of which are SPD,

so unless you want to lose...
[ Horn honking ]

...a couple
of Seattle's finest,

I suggest you locate
that battering ram.

[ Tires screech,
engine shuts off ]

[ Car door opens ]

♪♪

[ Knock on door ]

Pruitt: Andy!

[ Knock on door ]
Andy?

Dad.

Andrea,
I need you to get up.

Can you do that for me?

I don't think I can.

You can do this.

Shake the heat off

and find a way
out of there.

I tried.

We couldn't.

[ Grunts ]

There isn't anything.

You don't get to do this.

You don't get to not fight.

You have never given up.

Don't start now.

Esta no es la hija que crié.

Pull it together, Andrea.

You stand up
and figure a way out of there.

You do that.

You do that for me
right now.

[ Breathing heavily ]

We tried.

I don't know.

Andy...

♪♪

What's my rule?

Embrace the pain.

We can do this --

you and me.

The only thing
that can get through that door

is the thing
trapping us in here -- fire.

We need an explosive.

♪♪

♪♪

Wait.
The water heater.

It -- It has
a pilot light.

Pilot lights ignite things,
cause explosions.

Explosions turn anything
into a high-velocity projectile.

It's worth a shot.

We just need something
for the pilot light to ignite.

An accelerant.

Or gasoline...

from the car.

Jack: We can unstrap
the water heater from the wall,

lay it on its side.

We can use the pilot light
to start the fuse

and hope the explosion
is strong enough

to launch the water heater
through this door

to make an opening.

That's insane.

Well, there are
no sane options here.

Our choices
are crazy or death.

I choose crazy.

Well, if we're gonna do it,
we should do it now

before we're too weak
to even try.

[ Grunts ]

♪♪

♪♪

Andy: Okay. Okay.

Gentle. We don't want
to put out the pilot light.

♪♪

Ryan:
Give me a rag, please.

[ Grunting ]

Okay. Okay.

Um --
Right here --
slide it over.

Okay.

Never thought a bomb
might save my life.

Everyone take cover!

Put this on.

[ Radio beeps ]
Travis, clear the door.

[ Radio beeps ]
Copy that. Pulling back.

Everybody back!

♪♪

Okay.

Once I light the fuse,
you have about 30 seconds,

maybe a minute,
before the boom.

Everyone ready?

We're good.

♪♪

♪♪

The release valve --

It must've come loose
when we tipped the heater over.

No.
It'll go flying.

It could kill
any one of us.

Okay. I can get to it.
Maya --

Maya, Maya --
I can get to it.

Maya, what the hell
are you doing?!

Hey!

♪♪

[ Rumbling ]

-Whoa!
-Whoa!

♪♪

Okay, clear this stuff
out of the way!

42, you're on the door!

Maya! Maya!

Okay, everybody gets assessed.
Rehydrate with IVs.

Are you okay?
Cold packs
on everybody's pulse points,

and then cover 'em
with what wet sheets.

Let's go! Let's move!
Why would you do that?

[ High-pitched ringing ]
Huh?

[ Faintly ]
Why did you do that?

[ High-pitched ringing
continues ]

[ Normal voice ]
Why did you do that?!

The valve was loose.
It could have hit you.

I thought
I could make it.

Oh, my God.
Andy! Andy!

Man: All right, get back.
Here. Come on.

Dad! I'm fine.

Take it easy. I got you.

These guys needs water
and IV fluids, stat!

And somebody
get that gas shut off!

[ Breathing heavily ]

♪♪

Keep breathing this in
and keep the ice packs on.

Your body's
trying to recalibrate.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

I had a panic attack.

[ Sighs ]
Of course you did.

In a weird kind of way,

I think this is
what we needed --

watch all our stuff
go up in flames all at once.

Rips the Band-Aid.

Not all of it.

This made it out okay.

Glad you
made it out okay.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

♪♪

All right, all right.
[ Laughs ]

We're gonna do
another round.

Do Andy and Jack usually work
so well together...
Mm.

...even when they're mad
at each other?

My observation?

Uh, that's when
they work best.
Huh.

Look, it -- it either works,
or it doesn't.

Look.
Oliver kept talking about

how things had pushed him
and Audrey apart,

and they just stopped trying
to get back to each other.

I mean, that happens, too.

But, uh, yeah, I will never
let that happen to me,

so I hate to bail on you guys,
but, uh, I'm gonna bail,

'cause I am right across
the street from the hospital,

Miranda should be out of surgery
any minute,

and I will never stop
wanting to get back to her.

I'm gonna go surprise her.

Goals.
Right there. Goals!

Don't leave, man!
[ Laughs ]

♪ Give you kissin'
just like wine ♪

Cheers.
Cheers.

[ Clinking ]

We see each other
at our best

and our worst
almost every day.

It's intimate.

Andy and Jack
are no different.

But you already
know that.

Yeah, of course.
Mm.

What are you over here
telling him?

You trying
to scare him away?

Nah. Tanner?

You don't scare easy,
do you?

[ Chuckles ]

[ Sighs ]

Hey.
Hi.

♪♪

What happened yesterday
with the alarm codes?

Why didn't it work?

Um --
You know, one of the guys
from Station 15

told me t-the panel was fried
and sparking from the jump.

Unbelievable.
Yeah.

Electrical malfunction --
it happens.

Yeah.

-Well, salute.
-Yep.

♪ If you don't think I'm your
man, find somebody if you can ♪

Thank you for covering
for me --

[ Scoffs ]
Don't thank me.

You guys have all had
[Chuckling] my back.

I've got yours.

It's what friends do --
we look out for each other.

I don't know what got you
so distracted

that you made
a mistake like that,

but next time --
There won't be a next time.

[ Ringtone plays ]

♪ I'll make you happy,
just like your mama says to me ♪

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

Thanks.

Whew.

♪♪

So, how long?

Excuse me?

♪♪

How long have you and Ryan
been...getting together?

[ Scoffs ] What?

You really didn't
waste any time.

Excuse me?

Everything okay here?

No.
Sure, yeah.

Tanner, how'd it go?

Were you just waiting
in the wings,

ready to swoop in
the minute the coast was clear?

Jack,
I wanted to talk to you.

So I'm right --
you two are together.

Look, it's the last thing
Andy wants --

Don't you talk to me
about what Andy wants.

Andy can speak for herself.

I can.

That's right,
and -- and I will.

So do it --
speak to me.

How long has this
been going on?

Since we broke up?
This isn't the place.

Just answer the question.

♪ Give you kissin'
just like wine ♪
Yes.

♪ Does his lip taste
sweeter than mine? ♪

Since before?

♪ No, no, no ♪

Jack.

Jack!
♪ I'll make you happy ♪

This was not
how I meant it.

Jack! [ Sighs ]

♪ Just like your daddy said ♪

♪ I'll make you happy ♪

♪ Just like your mama
says to me ♪

♪ I'll make you happy ♪

Man: Oh.

♪ Just like your mama wants ♪

♪ I'll make you happy ♪

♪ Just like your daddy said ♪

[ Door opens ]
♪ I'll make you happy ♪

All right.
Next round's on me.

-Captain!
-Hey!

This calls for shots!

Where is Travis?

♪♪

[ Plate clanks ]

[ Breathes sharply ]

Okay --
didn't see that coming.

I have a million reasons
to take things slowly.

And I don't want you to get
ahead of yourself 'cause of me.

I understand.
But I don't want slow.

I should. I've tried.

I know it's complicated,

but...I don't want
a slow burn.

Tomorrow, I could be
trapped in a garage

trying to stuff a turkey,

and I can't control that.

But I can control this.

You -- I want you.

Okay.

But sometimes...

...slow can be good.

[ Yes You Are's
"Come Back Home" plays ]

Andy: You can feel when
your temperature's rising.

Thank you, Papi,
for believing in me.

You'd have figured
your way out

of that garage
with or without me.

I mean, about the Captain raise,
my promotion, everything --

just [breathes deeply]
thank you.

The human body knows
when that balance is tipped.

You know, it's not
the end of the world

if neither you nor Jack
makes Captain.

Uh, I know that.

It knows when things
are getting too hot...

Maybe it could
even be better --

bring the station together
united against an outsider

instead of anyone
needing to pick sides.

...when the air around you

starts to become
too uncomfortable...

I care about
what's best for you.

That's my job
above all else.

I want you to...

I want you to know that.
What are you talking about?

I spoke to Ripley.

...when there's no relief,

no cleansing breath,
no escape...

I didn't support you

or Jack
for the Captain position.

...just the heat...

What?
The station's a family.

Picking one of you
would disrupt that.

Neither of us?
It's not like either of you

went about this
the best way.

The other morning --
this --

this is what
you were talking about.

You both lied to me.

...building...
Why?

You compromised
your own situation.

Why -- Why --
Why would you do this?

I just told you.

...and building...

So you want us to be united
against...somebody else?

♪ You've come back home ♪

Congratulations, Dad.

♪ Come back home ♪

You got it.

Oh, Andrea.

No, just --
Andrea.

Don't --
Don't wait up for me.

I won't be home tonight.

♪ Come back home ♪

...and building...
[ Door opens, closes ]

♪ Come back home ♪

♪ Back to these open arms
where you belong ♪

...until you're on fire.

♪ Come back home ♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪