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My name is Naomi Graham.
I'm a reporter.

You are a great interview,
Matt.

Let me know
if you need anything else.

I know all about
the friction between Boden
and Commissioner Grissom.

I don't ask you for much.

I'm asking you
to help Boden.

Father you never had, huh?
That's right.

Relinquish your command of 51.

You will report
directly to me.

You start telling people
what to do,

you disrupt
the chain of command.

And I will
not let that happen.

Sylvie Brett, I got something

for us to wear
for our uniforms this morning.

No.
You don't even
know what it is.

Cat's ears or a headband
with bendy spring things.

Answer's no.

I hate Halloween.
What? Why?

People are crazy enough
as it is.

They don't need a holiday
encouraging them.

Well, if you ask me, I take

Halloween over Thanksgiving
or Christmas any day.

You want to see real crazy,

put all the Fosters under
one roof and add alcohol.

You'll see.

Everything will seem
perfectly normal,

and then, when you
least expect it, boo!

Halloween.

Wallace, just want to
give you a heads-up.

I'll be conducting
the morning briefing today.

But that's
the battalion chief's job.

Yeah, well, I feel like
the men might be inspired

by someone with
a little more authority.

Huh.

Also, from here on out,
I'll supervise 51
on their calls.

You can hang back,
man the fort.

You have no experience
commanding units in the field.

Seen you do it.
I think I can handle it.

Gorsch,

the incident commander
holds the lives of his
men and women in his hands.

It's not a game.
You need to let me do my job.

Your job is to follow orders
of the man above you.

Morning, men.

And women,
uh, of course.

Women. Women are a big part
here, too, at the fire
department. Uh, that's clear.

Okay.

I want us to get out there
this shift, and if we fail,

just remember,
that is part of our success.

I know that we all know
that sometimes victims die.

Sometimes we,
uh, lose them,

and that's
what we build upon...

The job.

Right? Okay. Thank you.

Okay, I also have to cover
the morning assignments.

Dang. Chaplain Orlovsky.

Hey!

What brings you to 51?

Excuse me.
I'm not finished here.

Engine 51, Truck 81,
Squad 3,

multiple victims down
from unknown causes,

4918 South Chicago
Beach Drive.

Hey, where's Boden?

Looks like
Gorsch is escalating.

What's the story?

Guests have been
complaining all morning
of nausea, dizziness.

I thought it was
just some type of
food bug going around,

but when people started
wheezing, I called you guys.

How's your head?
The same.

All right, go have
paramedics take a look.

What do you think?

Could be a gas leak.
Yeah.

Otis, grab the four-gas meter.
Everyone, mask up.

We need to clear out the hotel
till we know what we're
dealing with.

81, take the first floor.
Engine, take the second.

Squad, third.
Got it.

Let's go.

Come on!

I got a pulse!

Hey, Capp, Tony.

We'll get her
out to the ambo.

Ready. One, two, three.

She was right by this door.

No pulse.

Suicide pact.

Filled the tub with chemicals.

Enough to poison
everyone in the hotel.

This is a chemical situation.

We have a confirmed
chloramine release with
a large exposure radius.

We need to get HazMat
out here ASAP.

Yep, uh, that's what
I think too.

Let's go.

Hey,
Deputy Commissioner.

I think you're the one
who calls this in.

This is 51 to Main.

I need a level one
HazMat response at, uh,

4918 South Chicago
Beach Drive.

Copy that, 51.

We'll dispatch level one
HazMat to your location.

Everyone, clear out!

If you can move,
go to the exit.

Everyone out.

Fire Department!
We gotta go!

Fire Department!
Everyone out!

Let's go!
Come here, come here,
come here.

Fire Department!
Let's go.

I got you. Come on.

Turn around.
Let's go. Turn around.

Everybody out, all right?
You gotta keep moving.

Wait. Listen,
you gotta keep moving.

Hey, all right, everybody's
off the third floor! Let's go.

Hey, Cruz, do you know
what they're saying?

Her son is missing.

They were playing
hide-and-seek and they can't
find him anywhere.

We gotta go to the
first floor hallway now.

Hey. All right, ladies, move.
Move. Move.

Come on.

Is everyone out?

There's a boy missing.

Playing hide-and-seek
in the hallways.

We should search for him.

Good idea.

Mateo!

Mateo!

We did a sweep of one.

We didn't see him.

We're running out of time.

Mateo!

Mateo!

51, I need an update
on that, uh, rescue search.

Mateo!

Hey, guys, over here!

By the vending machines!

Truck 81, Squad 3, somebody
needs to report to me now.

Mateo!

What's his name?
Mateo.

All right, he's got a pulse.
We need to intubate.

He's going into
respiratory arrest.

Get the defib pads on him
right now.

Let's get these contaminated
clothes off of him.

You wanna help me?
Yeah.

He's in V-tach.

He's got a pulse.
We got to cardiovert him.

And shocking.

Increasing the joules to 80.

Come on, Mateo.
Shocking.

We've got a steady rhythm.

A few minutes later, it would
have been a different story.

Primary search is complete.
Hotel's clear.

All right. Let's pack it up.
Move out.

Uh, yeah.
We usually hang tight

in case HazMat needs
an assist with ventilation.

Right. Of course.
I meant after.

So, uh, how was the call?

It was bananas.

This couple carried out
some kind of suicide pact.

Nearly took out
the entire hotel.
It was grim.

Well, I'm here
if anyone needs to talk.

Thanks. We'll see
if a sandwich helps first.

Yeah.

Uh, listen, Chief.

You, um... You can't let
Gorsch run point anymore.

That guy is
out of his depth.

He'd be out of his depth
in a glass of water.

Okay.

So, uh, guys,
I have some news.

Okay, I've decided.

You are all learning Spanish.
What?

That kid could have died today

because of
a communication barrier.

That's unacceptable,

so I think Spanish lessons
are in order.

What are you talking about?
It all worked out.

What if I hadn't gotten there
in time to translate?

Oh, what's the matter?

Chaplain is trying to
make an announcement,

and Cruz here won't
shut his pie hole.

Sorry, Chap.

So after 35 years with
the Chicago Fire Department,

I have decided to retire.

What?

I didn't even know chaplains
were allowed to retire.

Yeah, well,
keeping up with you guys,

that's a young man's game.

So I'm heading for Florida
where there's, uh...

Warm weather.

A charity
that I'm involved with,

and some really good
golf courses.

There it is!

There you go.

Good for you, Chaplain.
Sad to see you go though.

Well, I'm honored
that you'll miss me,

but I'm leaving 51
in capable hands.

In fact, uh, your new chaplain
should be arriving any minute.

Oh, there he is.

Kyle Sheffield?

No way!

Emily. I didn't know
you were here.

Oh, yeah.

It's, like,
six weeks now.

Man, it is so good
to see you.

You too.
Um...

Um, Brett, this is Kyle.
He's the best.

She's saying that
because she owes me money.

We had a regular
Texas Hold 'Em game
at Lakeshore,

and Kyle always
seemed to win.

Oh.

Blessed with good luck,
of course.

Not really, no.
Uh, Emily was
just too stubborn to fold.

Yeah.

Sylvie Brett.
Welcome to the CFD, Chaplain.

Um, I'm gonna say
my goodbyes to Orlovsky,

but you two can catch up,
and it's nice to meet you.

Same.

Hey.

I heard you had a rough time
of it on that call.

And no wonder.

What have you been teaching
these people, Wallace?

The reckless insubordination
I experienced is beyond
anything I've ever seen.

It's as if rank has
no meaning for them.

Well, I wasn't there,
but it doesn't sound
like the men to me.

Here are the formal reprimands
I'll be filing.

Captain Matt Casey,
for failing to await
my command

prior to entering
the structure.

Harold Capp, for making
an insubordinate comment.

Gorsch.

Lieutenant Severide, for
taking an insubordinate tone.

And all three officers
for failing to report
when ordered to do so.

I will fight every single
one of those charges
on their behalf.

You can't, Wallace.
As you said,
you weren't there.

This is how
it's gonna work
from now on.

I'm gonna whip this house
into shape.

Call was bad, huh?

Ridiculous.

I'm sorry for putting you
in that position.

It's not your fault.
I'm not sure about that.

The word "untenable"
comes to mind.

Right now,

I don't see a way out.

I got a message from Benny
while we were out.

Said he's got news
on the Grissom front.

He wants to meet at the Palace
after shift.

Well, that's something.

We'll see.

I'll keep you posted.

Thanks, Severide.

Excuse me.

I'm wondering where I can
find Captain Matt Casey.

Uh, who can I say
is looking for him?

Naomi.

Hey, Matt.
Hi. What brings you by?

Uh, for starters, I wanted to
thank you again for your help
on the trailer story.

Looks like federal courts
are stepping in.

Grandbrook has to recall
thousands of units.

Can't say I'm surprised.
You're a hell of a journalist.

Well, I couldn't have
done it without you.

Glad I could help.

Anyway, the success
of that piece has me wanting
to do more like it,

and since we worked
so well together,

I was thinking maybe
I could pick your brain

about some other calls
you've been on.

Not just corporate violations,
but events or incidents

where public awareness
might save lives.

I'm sure
I can think of a few.

Got a ton of old incident
reports in my quarters that
might jog my memory.

Lead the way.

Just not on the...
Okay, well,
that one's obvious.

Spanish lessons begin ahora.

Hey, this is outrageous.

You guys, Latinos make up
nearly a third of
Chicago's population.

It behooves all of us
to speak the language.

You know how many different
tongues are spoken here, Cruz?

Polish, Chinese...

Polish. All right,
you gonna teach them too?

I ain't gonna do it.
I got out of school
for a reason.

Okay. Everybody,
please repeat after me.

Yeah, guys, okay.
All right, let's just try that again.

Uh...

Go ahead.

Uh, I feel like you're going
about this all wrong.

I'm all ears.

Know your audience, okay?

These guys spend all day
running into
burning buildings.

Sticky notes?
I don't think so, okay?

What do you have in mind?

Um, you might
wanna try a little
extra visual stimulation.

- That was a close one.
- What happened?

Sulfuric acid
stored without a permit.

Forklift veered into it
and chemical spill.

Sounds like complete
negligence on the part
of the warehouse manager.

He didn't make it.

Neither did the guy
operating the forklift.

Damn. What happened
to the company?

If they were fined or sued,
I never got called to testify.

This was a fire that started

in an apartment building
over on Grant Place.

One of the tenants was using
a propane grill to keep warm.

Landlord wasn't
providing heat.

Textbook slum lord.

One good thing
came from it.

Chief Boden met his wife
on that call.

You mean all I have to do

is fire up the grill in
the middle of my living room

and my days as a single woman
are over?

This is all great, really.

I don't want to
take up more of your time
at the firehouse, though.

Could we maybe
meet up for dinner?

Discuss some of these further?
My treat.

Okay.

Uh, I'm...

I don't get out of here
till tomorrow.

Oh. No problem. It'll give me
a chance to do some research.

I'm sorry. My tenacity
doesn't have an off switch.

Hazard of the job.
No, it's...
Nothing.

What?

You remind me of someone
I know. Knew.

She was, uh,
pretty tenacious too.

It's an admirable quality.

So I'll text you
with the restaurant?

Sounds good.

Till then.

What are you doing?

Have you ever made ghosts
out of tissues?

You know,
where you crunch up the top,

make a head,
and then you wrap

a rubber band around the neck.
No.

I was wondering if we could
do it with gauze too.

We could cover this
whole place with ghosts.

That sounds terrible.

Um...

So what is your connection
to Chaplain Sheffield?

Kyle? He was at the hospital
when I was a resident.

Just an awesome guy
all around.
Helpful, caring.

You guys had kind of a moment
when I introduced you.

What? No.
Yeah.

Okay, Foster,
I was not flirting.
I mean, he's a chaplain.

So? He's not a priest.

You know, you two would
actually be great together.

You should call him.
No, I can't do that.

No, I'm not...
Come on, Brett.

When's the last time
you went on a date?

Ambulance 61, person in
distress, 703 Throop Street.

Which house is it?

Oh, my God.

We should call Squad.

Holy crap! Did someone
actually call 911?

This is epic!

See? Halloween blows.

Hey! Over here.

Did you call us?

Yes. Hurry.
There's something wrong
with my Kailey.

She's thrown up everything
in her stomach and now
she's just lying there.

Hey, Kailey.

All that candy give you
a bad tummy-ache?

How long has she
been like this?
A while.

I told you not to let her
have so much candy.

Pupils are dilated
like saucers.
This isn't a stomach ache.

She's high out of her mind.

What do you mean, high?
She's a 5-year-old girl.

What type of candy
did she eat?

I don't know. Regular stuff.
Uh, gummy bears, M&M's,

the kind our neighbors have
given out for years.

Somebody gave her
something else.

- She must have
gotten into my stash.
- What?

I had a bag of edibles.
She must...
Are you insane?

I didn't think she was...
Where is it?

Jesus, she ate
almost half of it.

Are you serious?

She's seizing. Draw up
one milligram of Versed.

Drawing one milligram
of Versed.

It's okay.

Okay, hold her tight.

Let's get her to Med.

No. I'll go to the hospital.

- Hey!
- Hey.

We're watching the game here.

I thought we'd try
something new
for our Spanish lesson.

I thought I was clear.
I ain't learning Spanish.
Comprende?

Hold on a second.

What are they saying?

Uh, well, Rosalia was
with another guy, Fernando,

in order to
make Enrique jealous.

Or to make him celoso.

Okay, but why the hell
is he not all over her?

Because Enrique
dumped Rosalia
to be with another woman,

who turned out to be a man.

So now he's confundido.

Mmm-hmm.

We managed to
make it through the shift
with only five false calls.

Four choking victims and one
high-as-a-kite 5-year-old.

See? Halloween isn't so bad.

So, Kyle.
Want his number?

The chaplain? I'm not sure.

Come on.
You'd have a great time.

Okay, I know I must seem like
a homebody compared to you,

but I'm not just some old maid
who never leaves the house.

You don't have to
feel sorry for me.

Brett, I'm not suggesting it
for you. I...

I thought it would be
good for him.

Look, the way I know him,
he wasn't a chaplain
at the hospital.

He was a patient
in long-term care.
Oh.

Car blew a tire
and it hit him head on.

It was one of those
freak accidents.

No one's fault,
but his best friend
was driving

and didn't make it.

Kyle underwent multiple
surgeries, months of rehab...

It was touch and go there
for a minute.

Became a chaplain after that.
Figured he got a second chance

and just could help others
find their way. Look.

I know I haven't known you
that long, and I definitely
don't mean to overstep.

I just think

he could use someone
like you in his life.

Definitely let me know how
things shake out with Benny.

Yeah, you got it, Chief.

Saw that reporter
here earlier.

Yeah.
Yeah?

She just came by to ask about

some old calls she may want
to mine for potential stories.

Gonna meet up
with her later for dinner.

Uh-huh.

You just worry
about breakfast.

So now Rosalia wants
to be with Fernando?

No, she's still in love
with Enrique.

Okay, so then why didn't
she answer the door

when Enrique
went to her house?

Because Fernando just told her
that he just came into
an inheritance

that's made him
a very rich man.
Richer than Enrique,

so now she's not sure
if she can leave Fernando.

Even though
she loves Enrique?

Mmm-hmm.

Mujeres.

Refill?

No, I think three cups
is probably enough.

Can I get you
anything else?

My old man.
What?

Just the check, thanks.

Which is why we vent a roof
before breaking a window.

Thing about fire,
it's on the constant hunt
for oxygen.

That's fascinating,
though.

I thought firefighters
are supposed to break
all the windows.

Not always.

Vent behind or below
your search team
and you can kill them.

Mmm.

Anyway...

You think
there's something there?

These warehouses are
supposed to follow regulations
for storing chemicals,

but there's no mechanism
to make them comply.

Definitely. I'm gonna
have to do some more digging,
but, yeah, this is a story.

Okay.

Don't even think about it.

This has been the most fun
I've ever had doing research,

and I'm definitely
passing the cost off
to my next publisher.

I'm serious!

Thanks.

Ooh.

Do you mind if I text you

with some follow-up questions
when they arise?

Of course. Call anytime
for any reason.

What if the reason is
I'd like to see you again?

Yeah, well,
I gotta get up early.

No, of course.
Sorry. I don't...

No, no, no, it's not...
It's not you. I...

Matt, the woman
you mentioned earlier,
the one I remind you of.

I'm guessing
you're not over her yet
and that's fine.

We're separating.
Or divorcing.

But...

Honestly,
I'm not even sure.

I'm sorry.
Nah. It's my issue.

I'm dealing with it.

Well, when you get it all
figured out, give me a call.

Okay, guys, it's cool.
We can change it
back to sports.

No, no, no, no.
What are you doing?

Look, I appreciate
that you guys are
taking this seriously,

but you don't have to...

Hey, do you think I'm gonna
be kept in the dark

as to whether Rosalia
chooses Enrique or Fernando?

Not a chance.

Okay, but...

And asientete.

What's she so mad about now?

Um...

Well, turns out that
her twin sister just got back
from the convent.

Oh...

Wow.

Heard from Benny?

I'm sorry.

Ah, it's typical.

Yeah, but don't
beat yourself up.

I mean, you were trying
to help the firehouse.

You did the right thing.
Did I?

Okay. Um...

You know what?

I am just gonna
get out of your hair.

Stella.

I'll be right there.

What's up?
Tell Boden I had to go to Med.

What is it?
Benny had a stroke.

Excuse me.

Do you have any information
on Benjamin Severide?

Admitted for a stroke.
Uh, let me check.

Lieutenant Severide?

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

We did everything we could.

Your father passed away
10 minutes ago.

What?
I'm so sorry.

Casey. Hey, can I...
Yes, of course.

I'll cover for you.
Thank you.

I'm gonna call in for relief
so we can all go.

Can I have
everyone's attention, please?

Just received word
from Chicago Med.

Benny Severide died
before Kelly could
make it over there.

He's gonna need
your support right now.

I've gone ahead and taken
the house out of service.

So go. I'll join you
as soon as a replacement
battalion chief arrives.

What happened?

The cleaning lady
at his place came in

and he'd been alone for...

Kelly, can you
come with me, please?

Came as soon as I heard.

Chaplain.

Where's the lieutenant?
They took him back.

Okay, listen.

I know I don't know
most of you, but I've been
in this position before,

and I know that
when one person in a firehouse
loses a parent,

the whole house grieves.

All I can tell you is what
your brother needs right now.

He needs your love,

he needs your sympathy,

and he needs to
know you care.

You'll think he's aware
of these things already,

but he can't
hear them enough.

Trust me.

I have an office here
at the hospital.
My doors are always open.

Thanks, Chaplain.

ADC Gorsch.

Wallace.

I wanted to alert you
as to why I took 51
out of service.

You don't have to alert me
to anything anymore.

Sorry?

I don't know
how you did it.

I don't know which rock
you picked up and threw,

but congratulations
on your aim.

Commissioner Grissom has
recalled me to headquarters.

Said my time would be better
spent outside the field.

Said he's expecting your call.

Huh.

So I will retreat,
regroup, rethink,

and wait for
another opportunity.

Deputy Gorsch.

Close the door
when you leave.

May I speak to
Commissioner Grissom, please?

Battalion Chief Wallace Boden.

Hey.

They, uh...

They asked Kelly where
to deliver the remains.

So he looked
a bit overwhelmed,

but he wanted me to tell you
not to wait around,

because, you know,
he knows how you all are,

and he also wanted me to say
that if we take it
to Herrmann's house,

he will join us later.

That's good by me.
I'll let Cindy know.

All right.
How are you doing?

You want me to take him?

Um...

No, no. I can stay.

All right.
Just make sure he comes.

He shouldn't be alone.
Yeah, of course.

I will.
All right.

All right, let's regroup
at Herrmann's.

Thanks.

The last thing I said to him

was that you were
a better father to me
than he ever was.

And then...

Then he does nothing.

I ask him for one thing,

despite every alarm bell
in my head telling me not to.

It's the same old Benny.

He never...
You don't know.

I don't know what?

Your father stepped in, Kelly.

He stepped up with Grissom.

I've just spoken
with the Commissioner.

He met with him personally,

talked about
the situation in 51.

About how it not
only affected me,

but the whole house,
how it affected you.

Every bit of goodwill,

every piece of
political capital, every favor
he was ever owed,

he put it on the line

to appeal
to the Commissioner

to back off of 51,
and it worked.

Gorsch is gone.

Your father told Grissom

that I am the type of leader

who molds good men
into great ones,

and that you, Kelly,

you're all the proof he needs
to know that that's true.

Those were the exact words
of your father.