Chicago Fire

We've got people alive in here.

We've got to get them out!

You deserve a better man than me.

So I decided I'm going to be the man you deserve.

Get out!

That's an order!

It is part of my job to teach you the ways of the world.

I'm not leaving you!

Send Brett and Foster in if you can spare them.

What's the fire like where you are?

They're safe up here.

Suit up. Follow me.

Good to see you back with the Chaplain.

You're good together.

I'm leaving for Indiana tomorrow,

and I am begging you to come with me.

- Will you marry me? -

Evacuate!

Evacuate!

It's about to blow!

Severide, how can we help?

Almost there!

Where's Herrmann?

Follow the line!

Hey, go get Engine! We'll get this door open!

Truck, follow me!

Let's go!

Hey, you sure you're good?

Yeah, yeah! I'm good!

- All right! - Go with them!

Damn it, Ritter, I'm not gonna tell you a third time.

- Leave now! - No!

Herrmann, drop the hoses! Come on!

It's gonna blow!

- Casey! - I'm not asking!

Get down! Get down!

Get back! Stay back!

It's gonna blow!

Chicago Fire S08E01 "Sacred Ground"

You guys okay?

- I'm okay. - I'm fine.

- Foster. - I'm okay.

I'm okay, Chief.

Brett.

Help.

Mayday, mayday! Firefighter down!

Floor collapse, basement, Charlie side!

Get these guys out of here!

I'll go help Boden. Go!

Keep moving!

Quick, come on! We can get out this way!

- Easy. - Okay.

Let's get her out of here before this stuff shifts again.

- Copy. -

Nice and easy! Let's get you out of here!

We'll hold the ladders. Let's go, let's go, let's go!

Sylvie, this is gonna hurt.

All right, but I have to splint your arm

so I can get you out of here.

You grab onto me, okay?

We're gonna go on three.

Okay, one, two, three.

Okay.

- The roof collapsed? - Casey.

- It was two feet of concrete. - Casey.

I would've never would've called you into position if I'd known.

- Casey! - What?

Concentrate on getting Brett and everybody else

out of this basement.

We can Monday morning quarterback it later.

Casey, what do you need?

Brett's got an arm fracture.

Backboard to get her out of here.

Stokes basket at the ready!

Copy! Capp, Tony!

Can you lower us down a Stokes basket from the floor above?

- Copy that! - We're stable.

You're going to be okay.

I'm sorry.

Yeah.

Otis?

Otis!

Firefighter down! Firefighter down!

It's Otis!

Over here! It's Otis!

Oh, no, You hold on.

Firefighter down! Firefighter down!

Is he responsive?

No, no. No, he's not.

What happened?

Otis?

Let's get him in. Come on.

When I give you an order, Ritter...

you follow it.

- I... I just... I wanted... - I don't care what you want.

I'm the lieutenant.

I'm your lieutenant,

which means I am responsible for your life.

Whether you care about it or not.

Look, um, I know...

You're going up to a better place and, um...

I know when you get there,

they're gonna welcome you with open arms.

Maybe, uh, you could save us a place

to live up there together, you know?

I'll be there someday.

I love you, brother.

I love you and I'm going to miss you.

How long have you had it on, exactly?

Three months, yesterday.

Roll your wrist for me.

- Any pain? - Mm-mmm.

Make a fist. Open.

Again.

Any pain at all?

Mm-mmm.

Now your mother tells me you are interviewing

at the Fowlerton Firehouse?

Today, actually.

Do you know Chief Bruce Amshen over there?

- I don't. - Oh yeah, good guy.

He has got some stories.

Let me tell you.

Anyway, soak your arm in warm water 20 minutes a day

for the next two weeks,

and start some light exercises

and build that resistance daily.

Should be good to go within the month.

Now say hi to your folks for me,

and congratulations on that engagement.

Thank you.

Wow, look at that.

- Yeah. - Let me see.

Oh, my gosh. It's as good as new.

Um, that took a little bit longer than I thought it would.

Do you mind dropping me off at the Fowlerton Firehouse

- or do you have a... - Uh, no, of course. Uhm...

I do have the cross department citywide lecture series

to get to this afternoon, but, uh, sure.

Yeah. Plenty of time.

You didn't tell me you were lecturing.

I knew you were interviewing.

I didn't want you to feel you had to come.

Well, I could've rescheduled.

Ah, you'll have plenty of chances to hear me speak.

But it's the cross department...