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Listen up.

There are moments in life

when we find out what we're made of.

They are grueling, terrifying,

liable to tear your guts inside out.

Well, my friends, this is one of those moments.

And you're gonna remember what happened here.

When you faced your greatest foes.

Those that are much more ruthless

and unrelenting than any fire.

And I just pray to God

you can tell your grandkids

we buried them in our dust.

These Nashville folks are kinda intense.

Yeah.

I can't wait to kick their asses.

So, this is Nashville.

The lights. The music.

This is a vibe.

It's even noisier than I expected.

Good thing I brought a sound machine. Come on.

Let's go check in.

Hey.

What are you doing?

What do you mean?

Why are you in your PJs?

It's 7:30. We haven't even had dinner yet.

I just figured we'd get room service.

- Here. What do you want? - I wanna go out.

I wanna see what Nashville's about.

There's plenty of good times to be had out there.

Okay, what do you think this is, Eddie, a vacation?

Yes, Buck. That's exactly what I think this is.

Now get dressed.

Well, it's not a vacation.

It's business.

We are talking about

the 51st Annual American Firefighting Games.

It's basically American Ninja Warrior for firefighters.

Okay, first of all, American Ninja Warrior is awesome.

Plus, the winning team gets a $25,000 grant for their house.

- So? - So...

imagine what we could do with that.

The 118 could finally get its own convection oven.

We don't need a convection oven.

You've never seen what one can do

to some puff pastry.

Look, my point is, we have got to

lock in, starting now.

We are only here 'cause Bobby entered us.

We have to make him proud.

You're right. You're right.

I'm gonna give it my all.

But after the last few months I had,

I could stand to blow off some steam.

So could you.

No. I'm-I'm good. Training starts at 0700.

Fine. But after we go out.

This place is world famous.

Okay. And is LA not?

Don't you wanna go out and just see the...

honky-tonks?

Uh, not... Not really.

- Try the hot chicken? - No.

I read that Nashville is the bachelorette capital of the world.

Sold.

Uh, okay, on one condition, though.

When we get back, we do a film session.

A film session?

Yeah. All the old games are on YouTube.

What kind of lunatic does film sessions

on the firefighter games?

I want everyone to focus on this moment right here.

Oh, God.

Hurts to watch, doesn't it?

That botched hand-off cost us precious points

and gift-wrapped another championship for Boston.

Smug jerks.

Reardon, lights.

Alright, who wants to tell me what went wrong?

I started running too early.

Couldn't take the blind hand-off.

That's correct, but I didn't call on you.

- Uh, Rox. What do you think? - Hmm?

I think it doesn't matter what I think,

since you and Ryan are doing all the events.

Yeah, Harts always find a way, right?

Until we don't.

Uh, either one of us could break a leg tonight on a call.

Then it's next man or woman up.

Look, this is about pride.

This is Nashville's first time hosting the games,

and this is our best chance to win one.

I mean, the last thing we wanna do is pull a Kenosha.

What's a Kenosha?

You don't wanna know.

What did I tell you?

Pretty great, isn't it?

No, it's a fire hazard, is what it is.

I don't care what the city code says.

This place is over capacity.

Oh, Buck! Would you please just loosen up?

You lured me here under false pretenses.

You promised me bachelorettes.

All I see are drunk bros in trucker hats.

Check your six o'clock.

You know, you've always been a man of your word.

- Yeah. - Hey, blondie!

- Hey. Blondie! - Oh, look at this guy.

Yeah. I'm talking to you.

Uh, hey, buddy.

Listen, I-I don't think she's interested.

Hey.

Hey, you need a place to sit, huh?

Come on. I got the perfect seat for ya.

Alright, pal, why don't you just knock it off?

How about I knock you off, huh?

Whoa. Whoa!

Oh, oh!

- Call 9-1-1. - Come on, let's go.

Okay. Help is on the way.

Hey, clear back! Watch out, watch out!

Coming through! Eddie! Uh...

Eddie, I'm gonna find an extinguisher.

Stay back! Stay back!

Buck, clear the propane!

Hey, hey. Move those tanks right now!

Yeah, yeah.

It's gonna be okay, buddy. I got you.

- Hey, man, can you hear me? - Oh, God.

What happened to his face?

It looks like the fall detached his nose.

Hey, stay with me.

Ah, he can't breathe.

Uh...

Ma'am! I need your straw, now!

And does anybody have a pen or a spoon?

I, I do.

Give it to me. Thanks. Alright.

I need you hold his head still for me. Can you do that?

Okay. What are you gonna do?

He's bleeding too much down his airway.

So, I'll put this down his throat,

to help him breathe.

Alright.

I know, man.

Come on, buddy, breathe.

There we go.

There we go.

Hang on.

- Help is here. - Hey, hey! Come on!

Hey! Hey! Hey, stay back! Stay back!

Nashville FD! Let's clear a path.

Ryan, Blue!

Come on, let's start knocking down these flames.

Captain! It's spreading fast.

We cleared the propane, but it's a grease fire.

You're probably gonna wanna use...

A suppression blanket.

- Thank you. - Yeah.

Somebody knows what he's talking about.

Rox, Taylor, could you help out our other good Samaritan here?

- You know what happened to him? - He fell off the balcony.

Sustained a severe mid-face fracture and a broken jaw.

I opened a temporary airway.

He's breathing, but he's unconscious.

Hey, Tay, let's get him on the LIFEPAK.

Start a line, run it wide open.

- On it. - I'm Roxie.

I'm Eddie. Paramedic, too.

Is this a drinking straw?

Worked with what I had.

I know it's just a stopgap, but...

Well, it kept him alive.

Cap. Fire's been knocked down.

Alright, grab some sandbags, put 'em on the corners.

Make sure it's secure.

Okay, line's going in.

- What's the read? - He's tachycardic.

I think it's too much blood, Roxie.

He's aspirating.

His airway's still narrow.

Especially with the swelling.

Yeah, we need to reset his nose.

If I could just align his septum with his nostrils,

he might be able to get some air.

Taylor, give him something for the pain.

Pushing morphine now.

Sir, I need to take out the straw.

Bear with me.

Now I'm gonna reset your nasal cavity so you can breathe.

I'm so sorry.

Endotracheal tube, please.

We're almost there. Just giving you an airway.

- Let's connect. - Bagging.

He is stabilizing.

Heart rate's going down. O2 is coming up.

Good job.

Hey. Welcome back, sir.

You're gonna be okay.

Hey. How's he doing?

He's stable, but critical.

We're gonna head to Village West.

Alright. We'll see you back at the house.

Nice save. Both of you.

Thank you two gentlemen, as well.

I take it you're professionals?

Yes, sir. Firefighters.

Uh, the 118 in LA.

Nice. What are you guys doing here?

We're competing in the firefighter games.

No way! They are, too.

No kidding? Wow.

Well, I guess we'll be seeing a lot more of each other.

Yes, you will, sir.

Looking forward to it. Pleasure to meet y'all.

Yeah, you guys, too.

- Take care. Thanks again. - Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Did you hear that?

They're competing in the games.

Yep.

That's what I was afraid of.

So, today as hosts of the games,

we follow a time-honored tradition.

And we open up the doors to our firehouse

to our fellow competitors.

It's a, it's a gesture of friendship and, uh, goodwill.

That's awesome.

It'll be so nice to get to know everybody.

Precisely.

Getting to know everyone.

That is our key objective today.

Just remember, you have two eyes and one mouth for a reason.

What reason is that?

He wants us to be spies.

Scouts, not spies.

But... if you notice somebody has a hitch in their gait,

if they're favoring one leg,

if they can deadlift 500 pounds, make a note of it.

And do it discreetly.

We'll debrief later.

But not like spies.

Isn't that a little cutthroat?

Have you met them?

This is all in the spirit of good, old-fashioned,

hard-nosed competition.

I thought this was all in the spirit

of Southern hospitality.

It is. Oh, that reminds me.

Blue, I want you to make

the heaviest casserole, you know.

I'm talking something dripping with cream cheese,

nacho cheese, bacon, you name it.

Well, that's Boogie's Blow-Out. But, hits like a brick.

You won't wanna eat that before the games tomorrow.

Uh, we're not competing.

And the games don't start tomorrow.

They start right now.

Well, welcome to the 113.

Y'all make yourselves at home.

Wow. Have you ever seen a firehouse this nice?

No, I haven't. Real question is, what do they need 25K for?

Maybe they're not doing it for the prize money.

Obviously not. Place is so gaudy.

Wha... Easy, man.

My grandfather built this place.

Oh, okay. So you're like a trust fund baby.

Hey! There they are.

Our Hollywood Heroes!

Hey, Taylor. Roxie.

Good to see y'all again.

You guys fired up for the games?

- Mm-hmm. - Yes, we are.

What event are you most looking forward to?

Wouldn't you like to know?

Okay.

Well, uh, maybe we should say hi to everybody else.

Yes. Let's do that.

What the hell was that?

They're trying to be friendly.

We're not here to make friends.

We're here to win.

So, you guys are from Boston.

You're like the dynasty.

Three straight championships, right?

Four.

That's why they call us Titletown.

"Titletown." Okay, well...

Now, Blue here is a terrific cook,

especially when it comes to authentic Southern cuisine.

Can I interest any of y'all in a casserole?

I will take a piece. I'm starving.

Oh, yeah. Make that two.

You got it. I'm Blue.

Hey, I'm Carl, and this is Karl.

You're both named Carl?

Yeah, mine's with a K.

Well, if you're looking to relax, we've got pool,

darts, and video games over here.

We didn't come here for games.

No, except for you literally did.

The Kenosha Carls, they never miss the games.

Oh, we just love 'em.

Too bad they don't love us back.

Why do you say that?

Oh, we've never won a single event.

Well, this could be y'all's year.

Uh, doesn't matter.

We, we don't do it for the medals.

- No. - We do it for the camaraderie.

Okay. Anybody hungry?

Uh, speaking of which,

Blue, aren't you gonna offer our friends from LA

- a little something here? - Yeah.

- Mm. That smells good. - Gentlemen.

Mm-hmm.

Uh... hold on.

What exactly is in that?

You know, breakfast stuff, some bacon, a little cheese.

Mm.

You know I, I happen to be a baker myself.

Oh.

And I'm smelling...

three different types of cheese.

Is that cream, nacho, and...

gouda?

Oh, we love gouda.

Uh, you know, we're from Wisconsin.

I think we're actually just gonna hit the gym.

- Thanks, though. - Yeah.

Come on, Eddie.

Look at these guys.

They're throwing that thing around like a paperweight.

Man, they gotta be juicing, right? Come on.

Buck. Don't say stuff like that.

All I'm saying is, maybe we make an anonymous phone call

about a drug test.

That's a cheap way to get an edge.

You're right. Let's just focus on us.

I didn't say that.

There's a more primal way.

Oh, God.

You trying to give yourself a hernia?

No. I'm trying to get inside their heads.

There's a reason even silverbacks

puff out their chests.

Damn.

Oh, hey, look at Captain Nashville

with that old-man strength.

You gotta add more weight.

Uh, no, Buck, don't add weight.

Yeah, I'm adding more weight.

Nice work getting in their heads.

Laws of the jungle.

Old man's repping out with 45s.

Yeah.

Let's see his reflexes.

Heads up!

- Hey! - Nice catch.

- What the hell was that, man? - Relax, Tiny.

- It was an accident. - No, no, no, I wanna know...

- My hand slipped. - What kinda bush league

- crap are you pulling, man! - Ryan, enough.

- I said my hand slipped! - Enough!

He said it was an accident.

It's all good.

Here's your ball. Enjoy your workout.

Thanks, Captain.

I'm telling you, they did that on purpose.

No question they did it on purpose.

113 family meeting right now.

Come on.

Hey, Cap.

You called for a family meeting?

- Can you shut the door? - Yeah.

There are ears everywhere.

So, unfortunately, I think we're gonna need to, uh,

change our strategy on the games.

- Hmm? - Why?

Because I'm out.

- Oh, Lord. - Dad!

What happened?

Boston happened.

He was psyching 'em out so bad

that they "accidentally" threw a medicine ball at my head,

and he caught it like a freakin' ninja.

Yeah, it was more like my pinkie caught it.

Rox, would you do the honors, please?

Aaaah!

- Yep. That's gonna hurt. - Oh-oh!

Yeah, you're gonna need to ice it.

Probably splint it for a week.

Gosh, those Beantown snakes.

- Mm. - They really think they can come into our house

and do that to our captain? Oh, hell nah.

That's what I told him. We should have 'em disqualified.

And I told you that we don't complain, we get even.

Best way to get revenge is to beat 'em

where it matters most, and that's at the games.

How are we supposed to do that without our captain?

This is why we drill.

So the next hero of the 113 can step up.

The only question is... who's it gonna be?

Nope.

Yeah, no. Hard pass.

Wh... What...

What are y'all talking about? What...

Rox, well, you run a 4'7 40.

Taylor, you're the deadliest shot

with the hose in the entire county. Why...

Why wouldn't you wanna compete?

You know we would run through fire

for you on any call, Cap.

Absolutely.

But when it comes to competition,

- you Harts can be kind of... - Insane.

Both of you.

Yeah, and the opposition seems worse.

Well, somebody's gotta do it.

And I pity the poor soul.

Sorry I'm late.

The Carls wouldn't stop talking my ears off.

Y'all know they make over 600 varieties

of cheese in Wisconsin?

What?

The poor soul.

What a beautiful rendition by Chelsi Lorraine.

As your new mayor, it is my great honor

to welcome all you heroes to Nashville

and officially open the 51st Firefighting Games.

And now, I'll hand over the mic to today's emcee,

a 9-1-1 dispatcher, proudly representing

Nashville Emergency Services.

Please welcome Cammie Raleigh.

- Come on, Cammie! - Go, Cammie!

Thank you, Mayor O'Connell.

The firefighting games are designed to showcase

the speed, strength, and courage it takes to do the job.

No matter who wins today,

we are all grateful for your service.

Now, buckle up, folks,

because the first event is about to start.

Let's go, Nashville!

Yeah, you got this!

Oh, well, hiya, Blythe.

Nice outfit.

Look at us. Twins.

Universe has a twisted sense of humor sometimes.

Oh, I can think of someone even more twisted.

Excuse me.

Would you gals mind if I scooched in there?

- Oh, please. - Oh, no, please.

- Go right ahead. - Ah!

Exciting.

Whew! Oh!

Oh, no. You gals are from the same house.

I did not mean to split up friends.

- Oh, no, no, no, you're fine. - Oh, no. You, you did not.

- You are all good. - Oh.

I'm Blythe. Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you. - Dixie. Hi.

I'm Carla, from Kenosha.

And that over there is my hubby, Carl.

- Hmm. - Wait, Carl and Carla?

Yeah. Oh!

Don't forget about his teammate, Karl,

but with a K.

Oh.

So, which one of these boys is yours?

Oh, um... well, that's my son, Ryan,

and then the captain there is my husband.

Father and son working together.

Aw!

And how about you, Dixie?

Uh, well, that there is my son, Blue.

And that's his daddy, too.

Your husband?

Yes.

Well...

how about that?

This is your moment, boys.

Of course we wanna win that trophy.

But there's something more important we're playing for.

We're playing for those people.

You do it for your family.

For family!

Let's do it for Bobby.

Win on me, win on three!

- One... - Two...

- Three. - Nashville!

Hoo! Hoo! Hoo!

Hoo!

I think you've had enough of these.

Our first event is the firefight.

Will the competitors please make their way to the stalls outside?

Take your marks.

First one of you to fully extinguish the flames wins.

Let the best player win.

Oh, I plan to!

Keep dreaming.

Firefighters, ready?

Positions!

Let's go, Ry! Eat it up!

Get in there, Ry.

Come on.

Come on, Ry. There we go!

Let's go, Buck!

Almost there! Come on.

- LA wins. - That's my boy!

Yeah!

Nashville, second...

Boston, third.

Now, how'd you do that so fast, Buck?

That was too hot.

Well, the trick is you gotta not care about the heat.

Sure, dude, and a little luck never hurt.

Well, the best make their own luck.

Enjoy it while it lasts.

And LA wins the first event.

Son of a bitch!

- Oh, my goodness. - Language, Dixie.

The whole point of the games

is to build camaraderie between the departments, okay?

We're supposed to be friendly.

That's funny,

seeing as you don't know the meaning of the word.

Listen, boys, we don't want them getting an early lead.

It gets their heads, and gets in yours.

Now, this next one is ours.

Ryan, I'm looking at you. What do you say?

- Harts always find a way. - Let's get 'er done.

Go!

You're good. Go, go!

Come on, come on.

Attaboy, Buck.

Oh! Seattle loses their grip.

Come on, baby, push!

Nashville wins!

That's my boy!

Yes!

Go, Ryan!

Unlucky, LA.

Next up is the fire truck pull.

- Come on, Eddie. - You got this, Blue!

Come on, Eddie. You got this.

- Drive those feet! - Push! Push!

Just lean and pull, Blue, come on!

You got this, B!

- Eddie. - Beast mode, Blue! Beast mode!

- Come on. - -Come on, Eddie, almost there.

Come on, Eddie. Come on, you got this.

You got this. You got this!

It's LA by a nose!

West coast, best coast.

And that first place finish leaves LA in the lead,

followed by Nashville.

Boston, the reigning champ,

is just behind with some ground to cover.

- Whoo! - -With Kenosha bringing up the rear.

Keep on pushing!

Come on, Buck!

You can do it, Carl!

That's okay, honey. Good effort!

Let's go!

Titletown, what?!

And here come the champs.

Another win for Boston.

They are climbing up the leaderboard.

Firefighters will now be allowed a five-minute hydration break.

Oh, my.

Wow.

- Dig in! - They are neck and neck.

There we go, push!

- There we go. - Push!

Come on!

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

- Oh! - There we go.

That looked close, y'all.

Let's see what the judge has to say.

LA wins by a tenth of a second.

Put your arms down.

There's no way.

- I beat him. - Come on.

Go to coach's challenge. I wanna see the tape!

There is no coach's challenge.

Wait. What the hell, ref?!

Language, Blythe.

And with that result, here are the latest standings.

Boston now has sole possession of first,

with LA and Nashville tied for second

coming into our final event.

Don't worry, Dad.

We got one more event

and we're leaving no room for doubt,

because we're better than these chumps.

So, that's your dad, huh?

I didn't catch that yesterday.

Yeah. Why?

Well, I just, I knew you were a trust fund baby...

I didn't know you were a nepo baby, too.

What did you just say, chump?

Forget him, Buck. Let's go get electrolytes.

Nepo baby.

- Alright, alright, come on. - You...

Don't listen to that jerk.

You know Dad wouldn't want him to get in your head.

Oh, who are you calling a jerk?

Wait. Hold on a sec.

That's your dad, too?

Yeah. So?

So, we're competing

against two nepo babies.

What kinda firehouse is Daddy running?

- Don't talk about our dad! - Hey! Back off!

- Hey! Hey! - Let's go, chump.

Come on, come on.

Hey! Hey, guys! This isn't the spirit of the games.

Hey, guys. Nobody wants to see bad blood.

- Hey! - Hey!

You okay?

Whoa, whoa.

Oh, my God.

- Hey. - Hey, what happened to you?

Where'd you come from?

Y'all gotta help. He needs help.

Who?

What kinda firehouse is Daddy running?

Come on, let's go!

Hey! Hey, guys! This isn't the spirit of the games.

Hey, guys. Nobody wants to see bad blood.

Hey!

- Help. - Hey!

Hey. You okay? I got you.

Get the MedKit.

- Whoa. Hey. - Hey, what happened to you?

Where'd you come from?

Y'all gotta help. He needs help.

- Who? - Jason.

We... We... we were racing, I clipped him.

We lost control and he went up.

It's all my fault. I just wanted to win.

Slide over, Ry, we got him.

What's... I-I...

ABCs are normal.

Looking at possible internal injuries.

You said he went up. Wh-what did you mean, "up"?

- Yeah, where is Jason? - Just down the street.

You gotta help him.

You four, go. I'll send backup.

Taylor, radio dispatch.

Tell 'em to get fire and rescue on the street.

This way!

Okay, yeah. Hey, here we go!

Fire department! We're coming.

No, it's empty. Wrong car. This must be our guy's.

Okay, then, where's the other one?

He said it went up.

Oh, hey, I think I found it.

How the heck did it get up there?

It must have hit the curb too fast and went airborne.

Come on, let's go.

Nashville Fire! Can you hear us?

Yes. In here!

Please help me! It's getting hot.

We're coming for ya!

Go, go, go, go, go.

- Help! Please help me! - A lot of smoke.

Engine's probably on fire.

Y'all smell that? Fuel.

We need a boost.

Yep. I got you.

Okay, here.

Tank's leaking like a sieve.

- One spark... - Yeah, and we're all hot trash.

We're gonna need something to break the glass.

You know, uh, something wood.

- Nothing metal. - Yeah. Okay. Looking.

Okay. Here. Yeah, try this.

Blue.

This'll do.

Easy, easy.

Sir, we're gonna break the glass.

Alright, move over!

Give me that.

Tempered glass 101.

You hit the edges where the glass is weakest.

It's gonna be a tight fit.

You're too big. Out of the way.

Hurry. That fuel's gonna ignite!

Okay, hang on tight, sir. We're coming to get ya.

Hey. You must be Jason. I'm Ryan, okay?

We're gonna take care of you. Are you in any kinda pain?

My legs are broken, and my chest hurts.

Is Scottie okay? He's my friend.

He's gonna be alright.

He's the one that told us about you.

Let's worry about you, okay?

How we looking in there?

Driver's trapped, the engine's on fire,

and the car's leaking fuel.

Ryan's in there right now.

Seat belt's stuck!

You don't have a cutting tool?

- Not during a race. - Here.

Alright. Hey, listen, we got a firefighter inside already.

Prep the attack lines. Get me a stretcher ready.

Hey.

We got you, Ry. Tie this around him.

Uh, hey! Come on, we got more flames!

Where's that water? Come on! Bring that gurney here.

We gotta hurry, boys, before this thing goes!

Pull!

Get that stretcher. Put the stretcher right in here.

We got you, bud.

Protect his neck.

- I'm well aware. - Go, go, go!

It's gonna blow.

We got more flames! Ryan, you gotta get out!

Hurry, Ry!

Jump!

Alright, let's load him up.

Close call, boys.

Yeah. A lot closer than it needed to be.

Uh, what's that supposed to mean?

It means if your big brother here

knew how to break a glass properly...

First of all, I'm his little brother,

and I would have broke it if you didn't swoop in.

Because you're too slow.

Too slow?

- Seriously, Hollywood? - Ryan. Enough.

No reason to argue over who's better.

Especially when you can go out and prove it on the course.

We got one event left.

Let the best team win.

Come on.

Folks, it all comes down to this.

Boston leads with Nashville and LA tied for second.

Our final event is the partner relay.

It's worth five points, and it could give

Nashville or LA

the chance to close the gap and win the trophy.

But no matter what the scoreboard says,

I think we can all agree,

we feel the love and respect here.

Yeah, right.

I don't know what this dispatcher lady is smoking.

Watch it.

That dispatcher lady is my aunt.

You gotta be kidding me.

Is everyone in this town related?

- Okay. - Let's go, you guys!

Come on, come on, come on!

Hey, everybody say Limburger.

Limburger!

How are your nerves, princess?

I'm not gonna lie. I could use a drink.

Oh.

Okay.

Can you pass that down?

Thank you.

Oh, what the hey.

Firefighters, take your baton to the starting line, please.

Hey, Buck, let's crush these fools.

That's the spirit.

Hey, Ryan, let's kick their ass.

Hell, yeah, brother.

Hey, remember the film, boys.

Focus on that hand-off, alright?

- You got this, 113. - Whoo!

- Let's go! - Firefighters,

the rules of the relay are simple.

You may pass the baton

only after the Speed Dressing obstacle is completed.

The first obstacle is the weight lift.

On your mark.

Get set...

Pick up the pace!

Yes, Eddie. Come on, come on, come on.

Let's go, Blue!

Come on, just like we trained.

Come on. Come on!

Let's go, Blue! Come on, destroy 'em!

- Yes, Brady! Let's go! - Come on, Blue!

- Yes, Eddie! Come on. Keep it moving. - Move!

Stick inside. Stay inside.

Let's go!

Let's go! Let's go, go, go!

- Come on. - Yes, Eddie.

Go, Karl. Go, go, go!

Watch your step.

- Hey! Hey! - Oh, come on!

- That was cheap! - That's Boston. Ugh!

Oh, come on. That's a foul!

Wait, are there fouls in this game?

- Come on, baby brother. - Go, go, go. Hit it.

Almost there.

Boston is clear.

LA is in second and Nashville, third,

- as they head to the quick dress. - Come on, come on!

Come on, Blue. Come on.

- Looking good, Karl. - We've done this 100 times, man.

100 times. Come on.

- Come on, Eddie. - Suspenders, Blue! Suspenders!

Let's go, Brady.

- Yeah, tick-tock, bro. - Come on, come on.

- Almost there. Almost there. - You've done this 100 times.

- Go, go. - Get it through.

That's all you, Karl. That's it.

Come on!

Boston is dressed.

Come on, come on, come on.

Let's go, Blue. Come on, come on, come on!

This is it. This is it. Soft hands, boys.

- He got it. - Yeah!

Go, baby!

Boston has opened a big lead

heading into the Shed Hurdle,

followed closely by LA and Nashville.

Oh, no.

- You see what he did? - I saw it.

- That... - What was that?

Boston, you stepped out of your lane.

That's a penalty.

You have to reset your ladder

at the starting position before scaling your hurdle.

Go, Carl!

Oh, my goodness, it's Carl!

That's my man!

Don't look now, but Kenosha is ahead.

- Oh, my gosh. - Go, Carl. Go, go, go!

- Go, Carl! - Thanks, Karl!

We're on our last leg, the fire pots.

- Come on. - Go, Carl, go!

- Just keep running. - Run, Carl!

Kenosha has never won an event!

Could this be Kenosha's first win?

Aaaah!

- Oh, my God! - Ohh!

My hamstring!

- No, no, no, no, no. - Oh, no! Carl!

Carl!

Come on! Come on, Nashville!

What are you guys doing?

Three, two...

- Oh, you guys. - Come on, come on.

- Aw! - Aw!

Go, Ryan! Go, Buck!

Go, Ryan! Beat those bastards!

- Okay. - Oh, my God. They're helping!

Come on.

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

Kenosha is first, LA and Nashville tie for second.

Kenosha wins the relay,

which means Nashville and LA have tied for the overall lead.

- Oh! - Oh.

Mm.

Let's never speak of this.

No, never.

Mm-mm.

You gals are a hoot.

Hey. Wait, wait, wait. What's the tiebreaker?

Can somebody bring me a rule book? I don't know.

Now, hold on. Maybe we don't need one.

What do you mean?

Well, what if we decide not to break it?

You mean just leave it as a tie?

Like, two names on the trophy?

Yeah. What do y'all say, huh?

How do we know who's best?

Yeah, is it, is it both? Is it neither?

- Both. - Both.

- There we go. - Aw!

Huh?

Okay. Okay.

But... you better be ready

to show us a damn good time tonight, Captain.

- That can be arranged. - Alright.

Hey, can I get everybody's attention?

I told my team before the games began

they would never forget what happens today.

And you know what?

Uh, I would say this day did not disappoint.

So, history was made twice at this year's games.

For the first time ever,

our brothers from Kenosha won an event.

Kenosha!

Carls! Carls! Carls!

Ha. Aw, you guys.

He's always been a winner to me.

- Yeah. - Yeah, Carl!

It also marks the first time

there was a tie atop the leaderboard.

So, next year, there will be two cities on the winner's plate.

There will be Nashville, and there will be LA.

Means our houses will forever be tied together,

which I personally take as a tremendous honor.

Some of you may know that...

firefighters Evan Buckley and Eddie Diaz here,

they lost their captain last year in the line of duty.

Captain Bobby Nash of the 118.

I only got to meet Captain Nash one time.

It was at a conference back when he was in St. Paul.

He was, he was teaching a, a course on ice rescue.

I didn't get to know him well,

but I can tell you that he was...

he was kind, he was, uh,

incredibly professional,

and that he would be very proud.

Never in my life have I seen a better example...

of what firefighting is all about,

than what you all showed out there today.

Here, here!

I think sometimes we forget that there are things

that are more important than winning.

Oh, come on, "we," Cap?

Watch it, Rox.

So, I wanna make a toast.

The spirit of the games.

The spirit of the games!

Mm.

Now, having said all that...

who thinks they can stay on that bull the longest, huh?

Alright, who's our first victim?

Oh, yeah!

Come on, cowboy!

Yee-haw!

Yeah!

Come on!

Come on, now!

- Let's go, Roxie! - Come on, Roxie!

You can do it!

Alright, Sis.

Come on, let's go! Come on!

- Ah! - Yeah, Roxie!

- Ohh! - That's okay, baby!

Great run, Rox!

Let's go, LA.

Ohh!

Six seconds.

Represent LA!

- Ohh! - He's good! He's good.

Harder than it looks.

Yeah! Come on, Karl.

She's still going!

- There she goes! - Come on!

Come on, buddy.

- Come on, buddy! - Do not bet against the Harts.

I-I just wanted to say...

thank you for that speech, Captain Hart.

Oh. You're welcome, Evan, but, uh, please call me Don.

Well, only if you call me Buck.

- I like that. - Come on, Ry!

- Come on! - Ohh!

Eight seconds!

We have a new leader, ladies and gentlemen.

- Oh! - Yeah, baby!

Come on! Let's go, Buck.

- Ohh! - Eight seconds!

We have a tie!

- You gotta be kidding me! - It's a tie.

Come on.

Go, Mom!

- Yes! Yes! - Come on, Mom!

Ohh!

Twelve seconds!

I present your new winner!

- Whoo! - That's my wife!

Congratulations...

- What are you doing? - This is the first buckle

I've ever won.

You wanna get a nightcap?

As long as it's somewhere else.

It is starting to get a little sloppy around here.

Let's go.

Hey, man, you guys are awesome.

Oh, no, no, no, man. Y'all, y'all are awesome.

No, you are awesome.

Hey, no, no, man, no.

Hey, hey, hey, hey. You're all awesome.

Hey!

So, what's your story?

Don't worry about it. You're not in it.

Uh, you were amazing tonight.

Why, thank you, Donnie.

But tonight's not done.

Oh.

You know, you were right.

I really did need to have a good time.

I'm glad you finally enjoyed Nashville, Buck.

Yeah. You, too.

Okay.

You ready to call it?

So, which one of you boys is buying me a drink? Hmm?

Well, sadly, uh, my friend here was actually just leaving.

- Good night, brother. - Good night, Eddie.

So, uh, what's your name, cowboy?