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What did you want
to talk about?
I got a job offer.

Battalion chief
in Springfield.

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

STELLA: Isn't that
where Anna lives?

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

You missed a crazy call.
Boden saved Anderson's ass.

Chief, that pipe
is not secure.

We got her!

Stop lifting!

ANDERSON: No respect
for the chain of command.

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

Firehouse 51, next shift,
officers will remain in place,

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

(SIGHS)

(SNORING)

(SCOFFS)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS) Thank God,
a familiar face.

Hey.

This house
seems dark.

Yeah, House 27
was where I started
before 51.

Really?
Yep.

Get outta here.
You, with me.

We got problems.

(SIGHS)

It's like some Bizarro 51.

SEVERIDE: Where
the hell are we?

This Springfield move,
are you serious about it?

Hey, Chief.

We gotta fix this.

Hello. Welcome
to House 51.

For those of you
who don't know me,
I am Chief Wallace Boden.

These fine people are

FPM Gabriela Dawson,

Squad Lieutenant
Kelly Severide,

Truck Lieutenant
Matt Casey...
(ALARM BUZZING)

DISPATCHER OVER PA: Truck 81,
Squad 3, Ambulance 51,
vertical rescue...

Here we go.
...500 North Dearborn.

And everybody, listen
to your lieutenants. Let's go.

DISPATCHER OVER RADIO:
Squad 3, you have
a change of address.

Cruz, is that you?
Hey, Severide.

Yeah, me and Capp
are working
the call center.

What? You're kidding.

Wish I was. Uh,

change of address
is 300 North Dearborn,
Marina City.

(ENGINE STARTS)

Okay. Don't work
too hard, man.

Take care
of yourself, brother.

(SIRENS WAILING)

He got hit by a car.
He landed right there.

I've never seen
anything like it.

(GROANING)

Help! Help!

Help!
Herrmann,
get the aerial...

I mean, you,
what's your name?

Milligan.

Milligan, get
the aerial raised.

Let's go. Up the ramp.
We get him from above.

Hey, this way.
Behind me!

Help! Help!
Help! Help!

Oh, boy!

Help me! Oh!

Think he's gonna fall?
He looks like
he's gonna fall.

What do you think?
Is he gonna fall?
Take a breath, Chout.

Gotta be ready
for anything, Dawson.
You know that.

Gotta be locked
and loaded and
Ready Steady Eddie.

MAN: Help!

Help me!
Hey, hold on!
We're coming!

You want me to rope up
and swing down?

Zip, zip, I got him.
No, I'll go.

Just check and make sure
the anchor point is secure.

You got it, boss.

Hey, Appleby!

Check the anchor point!
Right. Right.

Milligan, let's go!
(STRAINING) All right.

Go ahead.

Oh!

Oh, my God. Oh, God.

I got you,
I got you!

Got him, Severide.

Ha! Yes!

WOMAN: Just lay back.
We got you.

Way closer
than it should
have been.

Yeah, tell me
about it.

How's the new partner?

Well, he's either
called me "You," "Girl"

or a general grunt
that sounds like...
(EXCLAIMS)

Huh.
That's it.

How... How did
you work here?

Most houses reflect
their chief.

So, you get one
like Boden, you're set.

Here, they have
Captain Tipton.

He's...

He's just one of these guys
who thinks
breaking people down

is the way
to build them up.

Hmm...

Scratch that.
He skips the building part.
He's just an a-hole.

TIPTON: Look at me when
I'm talking to you.

Look at me when
I'm talking to you!
WOMAN: I am.

This garbage
ends today, okay?

You weren't
thinking, right?

I asked you five times,
five freaking times,

for that saw blade
to be changed out,

and what did you do?

(STAMMERS)
I didn't know that...

You're nothing more
than political correctness
in action.

You know,
why don't you do us
all a favor and quit

before you get me,
or someone else on
your truck killed?

(SIGHS)

It's good to see
you again, Brian.

You too, Wilcox,
Fortenberry.

Not much has
happened since you left.

We got a new soup pot.

Forty quarts.

Forty quarts.

(WHISTLES) Wow.

How about 51?
Anything happen
there the last few years?

(EXHALES) Uh...

Yeah, actually,
a lot. Um...

Did you guys hear about
the helicopter crash
on Webster Street?

Yeah. That was you?

First on scene.

This rotor ripped
right through a lawn,
crashed through a fence,

and it landed on
top of this woman.

No way.

Hey, if I'm lying,
I'm dying.

So, Herrmann and I,
we rush over and
she's still breathing.

It's like some early
Christmas miracle.

Now, I'm peeing my pants,
obviously,

but Herrmann's calm
as a cucumber.

He says to me,
"Go get the tool bag."

So, I run for the truck
at a dead sprint.

Hey, remember
when I asked
you out? (CHUCKLES)

That was a kick
in the pants.

Yeah, I try to push
that from my mind.

I hear ya.

Hey, still,
I was wondering
if you'd...

I'm married now.

Oh, wow. Look at that.

Who's the lucky guy?

Matt Casey.

Oh.

Perks of being
a lieutenant. I get it.

(LAUGHING)
I'm just kidding.

He's the best.
(CONTINUES LAUGHING)

Just go fill up
the ambo for us.

On it.

Hey, guys.
That's good.

Hey.

Hey. How's it going?

Not good. You guys?

They got us up
at Firehouse 90.

Nothing but a bunch
of mopes and hang-dogs.

I think it might
be purgatory.

Just a bunch of guys
who are dead and
don't even know it.

Hey, then what are we?

I got both eyes open,
is all I'm saying.

Well, at least
you're not riding
with Chout for 24 hours.

It's like sunshine
overload.

Lieutenant,
you gotta do something.

This is not how I wanted
my career to end.

Yeah, we're working on it.

How?

Now, I understand the CFD
has needs and concerns
that don't match mine,

but the strength
of the Chicago
Fire Department,

since I have
been a member,

has been its reliance
on its battalion chiefs

to bridge the gap
between the houses
and headquarters.

That's true.

First and foremost,

I want what's best
for the citizens of Chicago.

My team at 51 saves lives.
Plain and simple.

My long-time lieutenants,
they did that very thing
this morning.

That is why
I put 'em together.

ANDERSON: Sorry, I'm late.

I just found out
about this
little gathering.

Jim.

My understanding is
there's some question

about my authority
as deputy district chief.

We're just...
And unless I'm mistaken,

that authority damn well
gives me the power

to reassign firefighters
inside my district.

Now, if the fire commissioner
wants to change the way

the CFD has done things
for 150 years,

I'm sure we'd all be happy
to hear about that.

Until then, I'd prefer it
if we did not
show favoritism

to one particular
battalion chief.

I tried the end-around,

but he was ready for it.
Put headquarters
in an untenable position.

Where does that
leave us?

You're not gonna
wanna hear it,

but I believe
these assignments

are permanent.

So, you better start
getting to know your men.

This is insane, Chief.

This morning,
a guy almost died

because we were so damn
slow getting to him.

Then you shore up
their weaknesses.

You make sure
it doesn't happen again,
Lieutenant.

Chief, these...
Do your job!

Dismissed.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Victim's in cardiac arrest.
Let's get that second
ladder up there now.

Hey! Uh, Michaels,
Wisner,
that's you. (CLAPS)

Lieutenant, I'm a little cold.
Mind if I go in
and get some soup?

What?
It's freezing
out here.

Gotta warm up,
or not gonna be any good
to anyone. Trust me.

Hundley's been floating
longer than I have.

Thinks it gives him
some kind of seniority.

You're a floater?

Oh, yeah.
All of us are.

Never been able
to find a permanent
house. Till now.

Yeah, okay.
You're kidding me.

(CELL PHONE BUZZING)

Oh! Look out!
(THUDS)

Damn it. Sorry,
Lieutenant.

(OVER PHONE) Kelly,
it's Dennis Mack

from Springfield
Fire Department.

I haven't heard
back from you.

I wanted to know
if you'd given
my offer any thought.

No pressure, but I would
like to get an answer
in the next couple of days.

(CELL PHONE BEEPS)

So, this high school
girl, right,

she's trapped
in the warehouse,

this 2,000-gallon jug
is pierced by a forklift.

It's leaking toxic acid
all over the place.
All I can think is,

"I gotta figure out
a way out of here,
or we're both dead."

Well, what'd you do?

Well, acid is spilling
towards these little metal
filings out the front door,

we can't go
that way. The room
next door is toxic,

can't go that way.

I got about a foot
of concrete
on the back wall.

Now, I'm using
a chair leg
to chip at it,

but this is
gonna take too long.

Oh, my God,
this is amazing, Brian.

Suddenly, my eyes,
they level on a fire
extinguisher in the corner.

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Hey.
Hey.

I talked to Lacronie
in Personnel.

And Chief Jackson
down at headquarters.

They both said
the same thing.

They'd love to help,
they respect you,

there's nothing
they can do.

Anderson's got
more bugles on his collar.

You know, I keep
going through this
thing in my mind,

and I do not know
how it escalated so fast.

(SCOFFS)

He's an angry bull,

and you just happened to be
the red cape of the day.

But doesn't that bull
usually get...

You know,
after the fight?

What do you
want me to say?

I called everybody
I thought could help.

(SIGHS)

I appreciate it, Tom.

You want my advice?
What?

Lay low for a while.

Six months.

A year.

Let Anderson
find another target,
and when he's distracted,

take another shot
at getting your crew back.

Thanks, Tom.

TIPTON: I've had boots
that are smarter
than you are, Chapman,

and definitely more useful.

Hey, you wanna serve
in my firehouse,
I got some good advice.

When you quit,
reapply as a janitor.

Hey! Enough!

She's a candidate,
she's new at this,

and she would be
much better served

with carrots
instead of sticks.

We all would.

Oh, yeah?

You ladies,
you really stick
together, don't you?

You know what?
I'm glad that
you're back in my house.

'Cause I'm gonna make
your life a living hell

as long as
you're under this roof.

You are gonna clean
the rest of the grout,

and when you're done
with that, you're gonna
clean the shower,

and when you're done
with that,

you're gonna empty
the grease trap
in the kitchen!

Yeah.
If any of you help her,

you'll be on hose duty
for the rest of the week.

Are we clear?

Welcome back.

Stella...
No.

(SIGHS)

Well, how's your
partner?

Uh, well,
I just close my eyes,

and I whisper
to myself that
it's all gonna be okay.

"It's all gonna
be okay." You?

Well, I got
Chout. Yeah.
Mmm.

It's like a unicorn
mixed with a rainbow,

mixed with a dolphin
drunk on Red Bull
and Mountain Dew.

Ooh.

It's kind of adorable,
actually.

(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING
ON SPEAKERS)

Missy. Hey.

Oh.

So glad you stopped by.

Molly's is the best.
It's our favorite hangout.

Hey.
This is Dawson.

Hey.
You know Brett.

Hey, sweetie.
Hi.

This is Missy. Um...

You want something
to drink?

Uh, yeah. Um, an IPA.

Yeah. Otis!

Will you get
this girl an IPA?
We're out.

Get her any beer!

When Patterson was here,
my dad dug up
some dirt on him.

Told me, "Do whatever
it takes to survive
on the job."

But you didn't use it.

No, but what's happening here
is way worse than that was.

Maybe I should call Benny
and see what he can find
on Chief Anderson.

I don't wanna
argue against it.

But?

Well, Boden is
the original "Go high
when they go low" man.

No way is he gonna sink
in the mud. No matter
what you bring him.

This is bad for business.

What're you gonna do?

I'm gonna cheer
everybody up.

Hey, listen up, everybody.
Hey, listen up. All right.

I know
it's looking
bad for 51,

but just remember
that story of that rabbit
and that turtle.

Slow and steady
wins that race.

Let's keep our chins up,
our heads down,

and let's ride
this puppy out, okay?

And most importantly,
everybody, drink up.

(BLOWS RASPBERRY)

I thought it was a very...

All right, okay.

So, there's this crazy
pool party going on,

hosted by Travis Brenner,
you know,
the Instagram king...

Anyway, so,
I scale the pole

and I get this moron down
before he gets turned
to a crispy critter,

and this Brenner guy's like,
"Brian, we should
party sometime."

I thought that was
a Squad call.

No, it was
Truck and Squad.

You sure?
I saw it on the news.

Yeah, well, the news
can't show everything.

Geez, Culotta,
let him finish
his story.

Go ahead, Brian.

Uh, yeah, you know what?
I'm actually starving.

I think I'm gonna get
some more of that spaghetti

out of that 40-quart pot.
Cool. (CHUCKLES)

Just burned out.
Yeah.

No signs of life
in any of 'em.

No, there's nothing
in there. It's stupid
as the day is long.

Yes!
Come on!

Double me up.
I wanna watch this.

What is going on?

You can't...

Don't...
No, no, no, no, no...

No.
Not your fight
right now. Come on.

Come on, come on.
Don't...

MOUCH: This is
horrible, Chief.

They put us in a house
with a bunch of stiffs
who don't respect the job.

And that
is an understatement.

The bunk room is
so disgustingly dirty...

MOUCH: I don't think
they've cleaned
their truck in years.

It stinks
to high heaven.

HERRMANN:
And, worst of all,

they could give a flip
if they catch a fire,

and I'm not going out
in a firehouse like that.

We can still do this job
better than anybody.

You gotta get up
and do something, Chief.

Come on. I mean,
you can't call somebody?
Do something?

I mean, we're in
dark times over here.

MOUCH: This can't stand.
Ah, just get used to it!

What? You think
I didn't try?

You think I just
sat here at my desk
and did nothing?

(STAMMERS)
We didn't mean...
I went to headquarters.

Their hands are tied.

Chief Anderson can damn well
reassign firefighters.

He outranks me!

(GROANS)

These assignments
are permanent.

Well, bully for you!

You get to keep this nice,
comfortable office

with all your
fine decorations.

Mouch and me,
we're the guys that
get put out to pasture.

You were supposed
to look out for us!

What?
You didn't do enough!

MOUCH: That's enough.
Let's just cool it
for a bit.

Pull the blinds.
Pull the blinds.
What?

I'm hiding from Chout.

I mean, there's only
so much pep
one can take before noon.

I just need, like,
five minutes of alone time

to get my head
in the game and...
(ALARM BUZZING)

No, no, no, no, no.

DISPATCHER OVER PA:
Ambulance 61,
kitchen accident...

(TAPPING ON GLASS)

(GASPS)
That's us, Dawson.
Up and at 'em! Let's go.

(SIGHS)

(EXHALES)

(SNIFFS) Ah, it smells
good in here.

I requested you
pull around back.

There a kitchen
accident, sir?
This is the lunch rush.

I don't want you
coming through here
scaring away customers.

Okay, kitchen's
this way, right?

Just a little
alarm problem, folks.

Nothing to worry about.
You, refill
their water glasses.

Okay, so,
who needed a paramedic?

It's Carlos. Over here.

Whoa.

Crazy.

Someone get a freezer bag.
Fill it with ice.
Chout, gather up the fingers.

How you doing, Carlos?
I'm okay.

You do this to yourself?
Slicing bacon.

Took my eye off
for a second.

DAWSON: Well, I can't promise
you're gonna play
piano any time soon,

but I have seen the surgeons
work miracles at Med.

How long is this
gonna take?

Hey, back off, man.
I'm serious.

We have guests
waiting on their meals.

Hey, Chout,
hand me the roll
again, would you?

Okay, Carlos.

You gonna be
able to walk?
Yes.

Can you please
take him out the back?

(EXHALES)

Little problem, folks,
but nothing to worry about.

They are cleaning up
the blood right now.
Enjoy your lunch.

I hope it's okay
that I'm sitting with you.

There aren't too many people
here who like to talk.

Well, don't get
used to it.

I'm just trying to help.

(SIGHS) I'm sorry.

I mean, I'm not gonna
be here much longer

'cause I'm putting in
my notice next shift.

Uh, no.

No, you can't
let him win.

Well, he did.
No, Missy, listen.

I did two years
under Tipton,

and I hated every last shift,
but I made it through.

The one thing I can say
about working at 27,
is it made me stronger,

and now, I'm at 51,
and it's...
No, you're not.

Well, technically...
They transferred you
right back here.

Okay, but what
Stella means is...

Thank you both
for trying. Really.

The other night,
and today, but...

I'm done.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Hey, so, I was
chatting with some
of my old buddies,

and you, sir, were right.
That was a Squad call.

Guess I just heard it
so many times.

I started thinking
it happened to me,
you know?

No, I don't.

Oh. Uh, well...

It was a mistake,
and, er, mea culpa.

But talking about that call
jogged my memory
about this other call,

this train derailment.

A car that was full
of flammable liquid.

Uh...

It's a good story.

Hey, Chief, hear me out.

Casey says you're not
gonna go for this,
but I got a call into Benny.

He knows Chief Anderson
from way back,

and I'm just gonna
see if there's anything
on this guy

that we can dig up.

These are
drastic times, Chief.

Okay.

Really?

Do what you gotta do.

(ALARM BUZZING)

DISPATCHER OVER PA: Squad 3,
Truck 81, Ambo 61,
Truck 89, Truck 68,

Truck 72,
Truck 93, hotel fire...

Hotel fire?

...8118 North Ontario.
Let's go.

(SIRENS WAILING)

The fire started
in the kitchen.

There's a conference
in the ballroom,
about 50 trapped inside.

What about guests?
We're 60% occupied,

but the fire
hasn't reached
past the mezzanine.

Okay, everybody,
listen up. Engine 77,
feed the sprinkler system.

Engine 51, fire attack.
Get two lines on that fire.

Trucks and Squad,
search and rescue.

64, fire floor.
81, floor above.

75, top to bottom.

Squad 3, get to the mezzanine
from the northeast stairwell.

There are people
in that ballroom.

You got it, Chief.
All right, guys,
you heard him. Let's move.

Hey, Lieutenant,
Truck 64 here to assist.

Let's go.

What about us, Chief?

Captain Tipton,
get to the fifth floor
and work your way down.

On it.

(ALL CLAMORING)

Sprinkler system
ain't working.
Great.

(PEOPLE COUGHING)

Every truck
company with me.

Northwest corner
and work your way up.

MAN: (OVER RADIO) Copy that.
All truck companies with 81
to the northwest corner.

BODEN: (OVER RADIO)
Engine 67, stand by.

(ALL CLAMORING, COUGHING)

(SIREN WAILING)

This is a cluster...
Just shut up
and get to work.

Okay, we go two by two.

Watson and me, left.
Chapman and Kidd, right.

Mule Kicks or Halligans
to knock the doors in,

and we search
the rooms for any victims.

Uh, Captain, we have
master key from security.

What?
Works on all the doors.

What would be
the fun in that?

Okay, here we go. Mask up.

(DOOR BREAKS)

Fire department!
Call out!

Hey, Severide!
Heard the box
alarm on our way out.

Couldn't stay away.
CAPP: Boden
sent us right in.

Where do you need us?
SEVERIDE: Yeah,
about time.

All right,
everybody behind me.

Fire department! Call out!

Fire department! Call out!

Clear!

All right, mask up!

All right, let's go!

Ballroom door, now!

(PEOPLE SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

(BANGING ON DOOR)
(PEOPLE SHOUTING)

Fire department!
Can you unlock the door?

WOMAN:
The door's jammed!

Squad 3, report!

SEVERIDE: (OVER RADIO)
Ballroom door
is jammed, Chief!

Capp, Cruz,
use your irons!

(STRAINING)

Severide,
Truck's here to help.

Engine 51,
how's that kitchen fire?

I need a hose line
in the mezzanine
so I can cover Squad 3.

MAN: (OVER RADIO) Negative,
Chief, there's still
too much fire down here.

BODEN: Engine 51 needs
assist in the kitchen.

Truck, go help 51!
I'll be right behind you.

Squad, follow them!
Capp, switch sides!

Hey, that lock
must be fortified.

How about the hinge side?

Yeah, let's do it.

Capp.
Cruz, take a break.

Fifth floor
all clear, Captain.

Fifth floor clear,
Chief Boden.

Okay, all floors
above the mezzanine
are clear.

I want all truck companies
out of there now.

You heard him. Let's go.

BODEN: (OVER RADIO)
Move, move, move!

Hey, Chief, we're having
a tough time getting
through these doors.

Looks like
they're fortified steel.

(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)

Where's he going?

Nothing like some
good door breaking to get
the old blood flowing, huh?

Get down!

You okay, Captain?
Yeah, yeah.

Hey, we gotta go now!

Come on!
(GROANS)

Go, go!

Lieutenant.

BODEN: Severide! Casey!

Hydraulic ram.

Thanks, Chief.

(PEOPLE SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

BODEN: Go!

(ALL CLAMORING AND COUGHING)

Hey, this way!
This way!

Down the hall! This way!

Come on,
come on! Let's go.

(COUGHING)

BODEN: Hey!
Can't move!

Can't breathe!
Okay, calm down, I got you.

(COUGHING)

Okay! I'm getting you
out of here!

I got you.

Exit's clear, Chief!

Nice one, Otis!

(GRUNTS)

Come on!

(PEOPLE COUGHING)

Thank you.

OTIS: (OVER RADIO)
Fire's out, Chief!
Fire's out!

(SIGHS)

Well, you heard Otis.
Fire's out.

Get to work.

STELLA: Listen.
MISSY: My God...

I told you
that this is gonna
make you stronger.

You just...

Okay, listen.

You did good in there,

and even if he doesn't
say anything, he knows
you saved his ass.

He'll never forget it.

No way am I quitting.
That feeling I got
rescuing him...

Nothing he says
or doesn't say

is gonna stop me
from chasing that again.

Good for you.

That a girl.

I'll ride
with you anytime.

Yeah.

There she is!
(WOMEN LAUGHING)

You kidding me?
Candidate!

Candidate saves
the captain!

Hey, Brett, nice work.

(ALL CHATTERING)

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Chief Boden?
Yeah?

I'm the man you rescued
from the hotel fire
the other day, Dale Cerrutti.

Oh, I, uh...
I'm sorry to surprise
you like this.

No, no, no, no.
Come on in, please.

I'm glad to see
that you're okay.

(SIGHS) Just some
smoke inhalation.

Well, that's great.
Hmm.

Look, I don't know
if you're aware of this,

but I work
in the Mayor's office.

Actually,
I'm Deputy Mayor.

I had no idea.

That conference
was for the Better
Chicago project.

Your firefighters
rescued about

15 government leaders
from all over Chicago.

Your men and women
were remarkable.

Every one of 'em.
Thank you.

They'll take
great pride in that.

Chief, I'm here
because I'd like to talk

to the Mayor about
a commendation for you.

Actually, Mr. Cerrutti,

there is something
that I would like
more than a medal.

Name it.

I don't know how you did it,
but this is not over.

I did it by doing my job
to the best of my ability.

I find that when I do that,
good things follow.

You got lucky.
(CHUCKLES)

Let me tell you
something.

When I was at the academy,
there was a pool hall

on the corner
of Jefferson
and Taylor.

A few recruits and I
would play nine-ball for
a couple of bucks a game.

I would take a shot,

cue ball would come
right back to the center,
and they would say,

"You got lucky."

I kept taking
their money,

and they kept saying,
"You got lucky, Wallace."

This went on
for two solid weeks

until, eventually,
they stopped playing me.

Because maybe

it wasn't luck.

We're gonna see each
other again, Wallace.
I can promise you that.

Oh, yeah. I'll be ready.

We'll use the laundry room
for the new equipment for now,

and we are gonna have
two elementary schools
here for field trips,

so I want the apparatus
floor looking sharp.

That sounds like
a Squad job, Chief.

(ALL LAUGHING)
It's a 51 job, Mouch.

Look, everyone,
I just wanna say...

I'm very glad
you're back.

And...

Ah, dismissed. Get out.
(ALL LAUGHING)

(ALL APPLAUDING)

(WHOOPS)

MAN: What's for lunch?
WOMAN: Hot dogs!

Anna, hey.

Yeah, yeah, it's...

It's been a tough
couple days around here,

and I got some
clarity I needed.

I've...
I've decided that...

Chicago is my home,

and as much as
I wanna be with you,
I need to stay here.

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)