Chicago Fire (2012–…): Season 3, Episode 2 - Wow Me - full transcript

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- Coming back to 51?

- Nothing but misery
and heartbreak there.

Come on, shay.
Fight for me, shay.

Come on, shay!

- Gabriela dawson?

- Sylvie brett.
I'm your new paramedic on 61.

- I got a lead
on your paternal grandfather.

He's living
outside of chicago.

- Um...Wow.

- Our past experience
with a female firefighter



Wasn't real positive.

- He's not gonna break me,
matt.

I can promise you that.

- I can't stay here, man.

- Why don't you stay with us
for a while?

- Hey, come on in.

- Hey, kelly.
- Hey.

Wow, uh...
New place is nice.

- Ah.
- Come on.

Guest bedroom's this way.

- Hey, uh...
Thanks for this.

- Yeah, no worries.
I'm glad you're here.

- Yeah, so here's your room
and...

Spare sheets and blankets.



- Uh, thanks. It's just
for a little while.

- Long as you need.

- All right, i'll see you
after work?

- Yeah.

- It's good he's here.

Makes all the difference when
you have someone to talk to.

- Mm-hmm.
Or drink beer with.

- Ah-ah!
Hands off.

[low chatter]

- Hey, guys.

- What's this?

- Zombie dust pale ale.

I got it when the distributor
came by my bar.

Thought i'd pass it on
to you guys.

- Why?

- [chuckles]

To be honest i'm just trying
to kiss some ass,

'cause chief boden
put my paperwork through,

And i will be starting here
at 105 next rotation.

So i'll see you in two weeks.

- All right, you were honest,
so i'll return the favor.

If nobody here is jumping
for joy it's 'cause

The last candidate we had,
there was a little hazing.

She got up in arms about it.

Caused some serious problems.

- Oh.

I've worked
at a firehouse a long time.

Bring it on.

- Top shelf.

- Yep.
Well, enjoy.

See you soon.

[overlapping chatter]

- Yeah, i'll take six
right here.

- Gimme one of those.

- If the doctor is concerned,

We should be able
to get an appointment soon.

Well, then you let me
talk to her.

Donna.

All right, fine.

If you think that's best.

Uh, i'll--

I'll check in
on you later.

Yeah, love you.

- Hey, chief.

- Kelly, how are you doing?

- I'm good, thanks.

- You ready to be back at work?

- If i wasn't,
i wouldn't be here.

- Kelly, listen.

You do know that there is
grief counseling available?

- I'm good.

[alarm sounds]

- Ambulance 61, truck 81,

Squad three, boat accident,
22nd and canal.

- Hey, look who finally
came down from the mountain.

- Oh, i've never seen
him before.

- Are you sure you remember
how to do your job, lieutenant?

- Forgetting is better
than never knowing, cap.

- [chuckles]

- All right.

[siren blaring]

[men shouting]

[man groaning]

- Oh, help!
Oh, please save them!

- [groaning]
- hold on, honey!

- Stand back, ma'am.
Give us some room.

- It's all my fault.
I left the truck in drive!

- You have to give us room
so we can lift this trailer up.

- You don't understand!
My daughter is in there!

My daughter!

- Mom! Help me!

- What's your daughter's name?
- Elena.

- Elena, some fire fighters
are on their way.

Stay as still as you can.
- Okay.

- Mills, wrap a sling
around this frame.

Cap, get the winch cable ready.

Let's go!

- Come on, chop-chop!

- All right, tony,
take the winch cable back slowly

Till we get some tension
in the line.

Okay, we're good, case.

- All right, cruz,
let's go.

- I'm through.

- One, two, three.

- [groans]

- Watch his head.

[sirens approaching]
- that's gonna be the ambulance.

- Elena, we're coming down
to get you.

- Down on severide.

- All right, down.

- Down on newhouse.

All right, all right.

Newhouse, see if you
can kill the engine

Without moving the truck.
- Right.

- Okay, elena,
i know you're scared,

But i need you
to trust me, okay?

- Okay.
- Okay?

Okay, lock eyes with me.

You good?
- Uh-huh.

- That's good.
Slowly give me your right arm.

That's good.
Real good.

Okay, work your way up.

You're doing great.

I want you to lunge
into my arms, okay?

- Okay.
- Okay, ready?

One, two, three.

Haul up!

All right, nice work.
You're doing great.

All right.

- Mom!
Mom.

- [crying]
elena.

- Welcome back, lieutenant.

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- Most of the people you
track down at your second job--

Not too happy to see you, huh?
- Nope.

- What about long lost
family members?

How does that usually turn out?

- Well, i guess
it would depend

On why they're
long lost to begin with.

[phone rings]

I got my daughter
a cell phone.

Now she's calling me
every five minutes.

[both chuckle]

- Hey, lieutenant.

I just wanted to formally
introduce myself.

I'm sylvie brett.

- Kelly severide.

- Yeah, i've heard
a lot about you.

I just want you to know i'm
really honored to be on ambo 61.

- Uh-huh.

Well, welcome aboard.

- The more i think about it,
the more i like the idea

Of you two guys
getting in on molly's ii.

- Terrific.
- All right.

So now i got an idea
how to convince the partners,

Mainly me.

And it came from this show

That cindy and i used to love
to watch, the apprentice.

- You're fired!

- Right.

So how about this?

I give you and cruz the rights
to the name molly's ii,

And you guys
have to come up with a way

To make money
using that name.

- Like a tryout?

- Like a challenge.

- Works for me.

- Let's do this.

- You're on.

- It's gonna be very weird
leaving here.

I'm ready for this, right?
I can do this.

I'm ready for austin.

- You're more than ready.

Bet the first thing walsh
puts you through as a candidate,

Stair drills.

- You think?
- Mm-hmm.

How about a training session
tomorrow after shift?

- Sure, i mean,
i did pretty well on stairs

All through academy, but--
- yeah, but--

- Yeah, i'm always
up for more training.

- Good.

- Hey.

Glad you called.

- I, uh...

I went off the grid
for a while.

I didn't reach out to anybody.

- You don't have
to explain anything.

Kelly, i'm so sorry
about shay.

- Yeah, thanks.

- How you holding up?

- I'm good.

I just wanted to let you know

That i was back in town.

Maybe you want to get
together sometime.

- You want to grab
a drink after shift?

- I can't tonight.

I told cap
and some of the guys

That i was gonna
get together with them but...

- All right.
- Soon.

- You just let me know.

I got to head back.

[dog barks]

[muffled arguing]

[dog barks]
- can i help you?

- Uh, yeah, maybe you can.

- So what do you want?

- I'm looking
for a leonard mills.

- Cody, lock digger
in your sister's room.

Go ahead.

- I'm peter mills.

Leonard is my grandfather.

- What are you talking about?

- Henry mills is my dad.

- You got the paperwork
to prove that?

- No.
No, not on me...

I just want to talk
to leonard if he's here.

- He's not.

- Look, i'm telling the truth,

But if you want to
check it out, be my guest.

Just give my information
to leonard.

Tell him i came by.

Thank you.

- Here's the drill.

I want you to hustle
up those stairs to the roof,

Grab the roll of hose,

Bring it back down,
fast but secure.

I'll be timing.
- Okay.

- All right.
- Got it.

- Ready? Go.

Let's go, let's go!

Move it!

- Oh, my god.

[chuckles]

[doorknob clatters]

- Gabby...

Will you marry--
- yes!

Yes, yes, yes!

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- Morning.

- Check it out.

Some crazy guy
proposed to me last night.

- Hmm, really?
- Mm-hmm.

- I hope you took some time
to think about it.

- Oh, my god.
- What?

- There is no way that severide
didn't hear us last night.

- Oh, he didn't.
Never came home.

Bed wasn't slept in.

- Well, do you think he's--
do you think he's okay?

- He said something about
meeting lindsay yesterday.

Probably stayed at her place.

- I'm really glad.

I'm really glad
that that's still a thing,

So he doesn't have to...
Deal with everything solo.

[whispers]
i'm sorry.

I'm sorry, it's just--

It's just nuts the way this wave
of it just suddenly hits me.

- Hey, hey.

You got to talk to me
when that happens.

What do you think
this thing's about?

It's not just the free sex,
lady.

- Okay.

Just the thing is

This morning when i woke up,

My first thought
was i can't wait to tell shay.

- She helped me buy the ring.

She was really happy for us.

- Hey, who we got here?

- Oh, this is my daughter.
- Naomi.

Nice to meet you.
- Hey...

Christopher.

Glad to have someone
with manners in the house.

- Baby, go do
your homework, okay?

Chief, my daughter's school
is off this week,

So she's gonna be hanging
out here, if that's cool.

She's been around firehouses.

She knows how to stay
out of the way.

- Well, i hope so.
This is a workplace.

- Don't worry.
He'll be fine with it.

Something's been going
on with him the last few days.

- Yeah.

- Looks like you and lindsay
had a late night.

- Something like that.

Hey, um...

What happened
at the academy?

- Me and dawson
are officially engaged.

- Aghh!

Congrats, man.
- Thanks.

- That's great.
I'm happy for you.

- Yeah.

We're--yeah, we're trying
to keep it on the qt

Till her transfer
comes through.

- Yeah, no,
i won't say a word.

- Thanks.

- What concerns me
is i don't see anybody's nose

To the grindstone.

I made it clear that
i wanted to hear the proposal

No later than thursday.

- Can we do friday?

- We will be ready on time.

- I hope so.
Or else i'll have to

Reach out
to other interested parties.

- Roomie, you gotta help me and
mouch put this thing together.

- Why would i get
in the middle of it?

- Because you're a molly's owner
and you got stake in it too.

Come on, man,
be our rabbi on this.

- I guess, you know,
on a purely advisory capacity.

- Guys, i'm working
on a presentation

That's gonna knock
herrmann's socks off.

- [scoffs]
yeah.

- Trust me,
it's taken care of.

- What?

- It's just you've been smiling

Since we got on the rig
this morning.

- Casey and i got engaged
last night.

- [gasps]

Shut up!

- Uh-huh.
- For reals?

- For--for reals.

- I had no idea
that you were--

Wow, congratulations.

- Thanks, brett.

Yeah, we're not
telling anyone yet,

Since married couples
can't work together.

But as soon as i get to austin,
we'll spill.

- I am great with secrets.
Don't worry.

- Main to 61, truck 81.

Man down,
corner of ashland and 17.

- I know exactly
where that is.

[siren blares]

[dogs barking]

[background chatter]

I live right over there.

- Are you serious?
- Yeah.

What do we got?

- He's cyanotic.
Barely breathing.

Pinpoint pupils.

- Does anyone know
what this guy's on?

- Most likely heroine or oxy.
I'm gonna prep the naloxone.

- Hey, hey, hey,
get your hand out of there.

- Don't you touch me.
- Hey, hey, hey.

Take it easy.
Back off, give us some space.

Hey, hey, hey!

- Hey, what's in the needle?

- Give me some space
or this guy's gonna die.

[horn blares]

- Hey, beat it!

- Let's go!

[dogs barking]

- [gasps]

What the hell?
- You're all right.

We gave you a shot of naloxone.

- Hold up, what?

Ohh...Man!

I want my high back.
- Okay.

Let's go to the hospital
and get you checked out.

Let's go, come on.

- [groaning]

- Well, i'm certainly
not gonna chase him down.

- You really live around here?

[rescue vehicle radio chatter]

- The landlord just
wanted one month's rent

For a security deposit,
which was key for me.

[dogs barking,
background chatter]

Hey, hector, do me a favor

And don't urinate
in the entryway anymore.

Use the alley.

Okay, thanks.

- Come on, brett.
You can't live here.

Oh, this is great.

- Right?
- Yeah!

Hardwood floors,
original detailing.

- Come on,
i'll give you the tour.

- Wow, you must, uh, must
really trust your neighbors.

- I still need to set up
a checking account here.

[clears throat]

Here, see the kitchen.

- Casey, dawson,
can i talk to you two, please?

- Chief tiberg of
cfd headquarters just called.

Wants to see you after shift.

- You're getting your shield.
- When? Now?

I thought that was happening
in two weeks.

- Well, maybe he's pushing
your start date up, so...[snaps]

Go get 'em.

- Hey, lieutenant.

[knock knock]

Hey, chief tiberg,
good to see you.

- Good to see you, dawson.
Have a seat.

I'm afraid
i have some bad news.

The transfer
to 105 didn't go through.

- What?

- There's nothing
personal about this,

But 105 has filled
their candidate slot.

- I don't understand.

I-i was told that they
were holding the slot for me.

- Apparently they found somebody
they felt was a better fit.

- Let me guess--a guy.

- The department
does not permit gender

To be a part
of these decisions.

Lieutenant welch
is well aware of that.

As long as there are no
problems, your hat will go back

Into the ring for a candidate
position somewhere else.

Are there any problems?

- No, sir.

- Good.

But you should know
it might be some time

Before a slot opens up.

- I understand.

Thank you, chief.

.

- Tiberg should've told me
that this was coming.

- Mm-hmm.

- I feel responsible.

I asked you to stay
at 51 longer.

- Chief, staying at 51
after losing shay--

I wouldn't have
had it any other way.

The truth is
welch was never gonna let

Another woman in that slot.

- You dodged a bullet
not going to austin.

- I am going to talk
to some of the chiefs.

I'm gonna reach out,

Shake up some trees and maybe
something else will come up.

- We'll see.

Thanks, both of you guys.

[indistinct chatter]

- Uh, lieutenant?

Can i ask you something?

- Yeah, what's up?

- How come my dad
isn't in any of these pictures?

I mean, he's been here
for a while now.

- Uh...

There he is,
front and center.

- Oh, yeah.

Thanks.

- Ma.

- I got your message.

You went to see
your father's family?

- Yeah, i tried.
It wasn't the warmest reception.

- I wish that you had come
to me first.

- Why would i do that, ma?

Every time i mention them,
you just me shut me down.

- These are not people
that you want to know, peter.

Your father chose to put
all this behind him years ago.

Why do you want
to dredge it back up?

- Because, ma,
i want to know.

- All right.

As soon as
your father's family

Found out he was marrying
a black woman,

They tried to stop it.

Henry's parents,
the way that they treated me,

The things that they said...

I think they were just trying
to hurt me badly enough

I would run away
from your father.

- I'm sorry.
- No, don't be.

Just...Try and understand.

Your father and i,
we didn't want that poison

Anywhere near us
or our children.

- Come here.

I'm sorry.

- Daddy.

- Look, you promised me
you'd sleep, naomi.

- I will.

But i've decided

I'm not going to go
on the d.C. Trip with my class.

- Yeah?

And when did you decide that?

- Today.
- Hmm.

Well, there's still
another couple of months, okay?

We can think on it.

- But if i go,

There won't be anyone here
to keep an eye on you.

- [chuckles]

Well, maybe i was looking
forward to a few days

Without your prying eyes, huh?

- Yeah, right.

But...If i wasn't here

To remind you
to be careful on the job,

You might forget.

- I would never forget that.

I promise.

Fine.

Maybe i will stick around
for a bit.

Move over.

- Suit yourself.

- Oh, here we go.
- Don't worry.

I'm not here
to get all hysterical on you.

I just wanted to
let you know that you just

Made the biggest mistake
of your career,

Because i
am a great firefighter.

And i would've worked my ass off
to make sure that austin

Became the best damn
firehouse in chicago.

But i'm gonna go do that
for another house instead.

Your loss, welch.

- Hey, hey!
Knock it off!

- Hey, we're
just playing around.

Hey, you know,
i got a question for you.

You are making a killing
on this place.

You know
something i don't understand--

Fill the damn
snack bowls to the top.

What are you doing?
Fill these things up!

- How many has he had?

- Many.
- Wow.

- There's no pretzels.
There's just peanuts.

You could put cashews,

All other kinds of treats
to eat at the bar.

There's lots of--

Hey, there she is.

- Hey.
- Come on over.

- Uh, herrmann
told me to come by, so...

- I bet.
Grab a seat.

Make yourself at home.

- Hey, brett,
thanks for coming by.

- What are you--
what are you drinking?

- Vodka and cranberry,
please.

- No, no, that won't--
she doesn't want that.

Uh, uh...

Two scotch and sodas.

Wow.

- What?

- It's crazy, right?

I mean, come on.

Hey, herrmann, i'm not
the only one who sees it, right?

- See what?

- Herrmann, what the--
i ordered some drinks.

Where are the drinks?

- I think you had enough.

- What? Come on, man,
what are you talking--

I'm not driving.
Don't worry about it.

Don't worry
about it.

- I'm your friend,

And i'm telling you i think
you had too much to drink.

There's people
that you work with here.

- What are you talk--her?
What are you talking?

I'm just busting--
i'm just playing around.

I'm just having fun.
I'm just getting to know her.

We're--

- Let me find, uh--
let me find you a cab.

- That's funny.

[laughing]
that's funny.

Are you guys--
you putting me on?

Guys, i'm sitting down.
I'm having a drink.

I'm gonna enjoy myself,

And all of a sudden
it's an intervention?

- No, no, no, no, come on.

It's just your buddies
wanting to make sure

You get home safe.

Come on, kelly,
let's go.

- You know--
you know what?

Brett, come on, you and me,
we're going over to game day.

It's at the end of the street.
We're gonna go.

We're gonna have a blast.

- Game day burned down,
men.

- Oh, yeah.
Um...

Town lounge.

Anybody?

All right, fine.

Later.

- All right.

.

- How you doing, lieutenant?

- Good.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Severide still staying
at your place?

- Yeah.
Why?

- Eh, he was in molly's
last night,

Ten sheets to the wind.

He say anything about it?

- No, didn't see him.

Figured he's been
crashing with lindsay.

- Yeah, guys on first watch

Said he came in last night
after bar time.

Went to sleep in the bunk area
till shift started.

Second time this week.

- Hmm.

I'll check in with him.

- Yeah.

- Thanks, herrmann.
- Yeah.

[low chatter]

- This game is ridiculous...

- Guys, heads up.

Presentation will be at molly's
after shift tomorrow.

- Sounds great.
We'll be there.

- Hey, we're gonna
hear that pitch first, right?

- Oh, i'd--i'd rather
keep it fresh.

- Fresh?

No, i'm the rabbi on this.

I want to hear
what the pitch is.

- All right.

Fair enough.

Follow me.

And that is how
we will cross-pollinate,

Bringing these
dual tracks together

To form a single
potent revenue stream

Whose synergy
will enhance both the status

And the financial base
of the molly's brand.

- I didn't understand
a damn word you just said.

And i don't think you did,
either.

- I have a glossary in here.
- Oh, the humanity.

- We're cooked.
- Hold on a minute.

What--what i presented
was a blueprint

For success
in any entrepreneur--

Herrmann

Worships donald trump.
- Mouch...

All herrmann wants
is a cool idea

About how to sell
more beer and burgers.

Do you have a plan for that?

- No.

- Hey, you want to get
some dinner

Tomorrow after shift?

- Let's do it another night.

I'm meeting up
with lindsay again.

[alarm blares]

- Ambulance 61,
squad three, truck 81.

Victim injured
in utility vault.

[sirens blaring]

- Fire department!

- Where's the victim?

- Who called it in?

- Let's spread out,
take a look around.

[radio chatter]

- Hey, over here.

Guys, can you hear me?

- The victim on top
is breathing.

I can't get a read
on the one under him.

- There's not enough room to get
down there and carry them up.

Mills, we can lower you
in upside down,

Get the victims
handcuffed to some webbing,

We'll pull them up.
- Got it.

- Casey, right there.
Check it out.

- Top victim's
holding a cell phone.

He must be the one
who called for help.

- But if he was okay
when he called,

How is he now unconscious?

- Hey, they could've
hit a gas pocket.

They could be asphyxiated.

- Let's mask up.
- Yeah.

- I'm gonna need a hazmat
and two backup ambulances

At 8922 65th street.

- It's up.

Stop.

- You ready?
- Yeah.

[respirator hissing]

- Winch line comin' down!

- We're good to go!

- Okay.

- Get him on oxygen
and the monitor.

Make sure his o2 sats
are good.

- Got it.

- Hang on, mills, okay?

- Take it up!

- Okay, second victim,
ready to go.

- No pulse.
He's not breathing.

- All right, mills.
We're bringing you up.

Mills!

- Pull him up fast.

- Get him up, damn it!
Go!

[engine cranking]

Mills!

- The line's stuck.

- Mills!

- Come on, pull harder!
- Mills!

.

- If his mask gets knocked loose
and the gas gets to him...

- Here,
i'll try and unsnag him.

- Hold him,
hold him, hold him!

- [groans]

- Come on, case.

- He's loose.

- Pull him up!

- Hang on, mills.

- Mind his head.

- We got him, got him,
hold on.

- All right,
i got his feet.

All right.

- Mask was secure.
Breathing normally.

- What the hell
happened down there, mills?

- I don't know, i...

Started
getting hard to breathe, i...

I must've blacked out.

- Maybe his scba malfunctioned
because he was upside down.

- Whatever it was,
his vitals are stable.

He's okay.

- Glad you're all right,
mills.

- Yeah.

- Cap.
- Yeah.

- Check out that equipment

When we get back to the house.

- Okay, so how do i get
that color here?

- You need to click
on that guy there,

And that's
where the paintbrush is.

- It's time to go.
- Oh, oh, cool.

Oh, no, no,
please brother, please.

You're killing me.
Just--just let her

Stay a little longer.
- I'm sorry, cruz.

We got to hit the road.

- Fine.

- Pack up your stuff, baby.
- Okay.

And don't hit exit
without saving.

- Chief, look,

I wanted to thank you
for letting naomi stick around.

- She seems like
a very nice girl.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- Yeah.

Well,
there's nothing better.

You'll see.

Let's go, baby.
- Let's go.

- You had a good day?
- Yeah!

- Yeah?
You like the station?

- Hey.

Thank you for emailing
those apartment listings.

- Oh, yeah, i thought
i'd give it a shot.

- I'm good where i am.

Hector's actually
a better neighbor

Than most i had back home.

- I was looking out for you.
- Thank you.

You're my first friend
in chicago.

You know that?

- Hey, you do a check
on the scba?

- Yeah, i couldn't find
anything wrong with it.

- Wanted to let you know
i talked to the old man.

He's willing to see you.

- He's willing to see me?

- Mm-hmm.

- All right,

You go tell leonard mills--
in fact, you tell anybody

In joliet with
the last name mills--

They can go to hell.

- Okay.

Wow me.

- I would like to take you
through a quick proposal

I put together.

The most successful
new segment

Of the food service
industries today--

Food trucks.

All right, food trucks

Are much cheaper
than restaurants to start up,

So upfront costs
are much lower.

Oh, and i did
a little research, um...

Total revenue for food trucks
was $804 million in 2013,

And it's projected
to grow to $2.7 billion by 2017.

- Low initial risk,

Always a solid
investment strategy.

- Now our plan
is to turn molly's ii

Into a mobile
go anywhere business

That can supply everyone

From tailgaters at soldier field
to students at uic.

So while we're making
tons of cash

We are letting everybody know
the name of the best damn bar

In the city.

- Oh, my god.

He's giving you the move...

The rarely seen
double overhead shacka!

- What? Yeah?

You like it?

- I love it!
- Cruz!

You did it!

- Oh, hey, look at that.
Oh, boy.

Jeez louise.

Holy smokes!

- Um...Um...

Um, excuse me,
i'd just like to understand

Why our baby has been put
on the high risk category

And what we can do about it.

- Your wife's age,

Medical history
are the primary reasons.

And there are some markers
that we need to keep an eye on.

- What--what does that mean?

How are we going
to move forward?

- Honey,
let the doctor finish.

- The most important thing
to understand

Is this doesn't
mean that anything is wrong.

Today's ultrasound
will give us

A clearer sense
of how things are developing.

Here we go.

[heart beating]

Here.

Well, so far,
so good.

All these measurements are right
where we like them to be.

- Look at that.

- Already
an active little one.

[chuckles]

- Erin, hey!

Listen, i--

I messed this one up.

My bad.
I was on my way.

I stopped at the bar
to watch the cubs.

Ugh, i just lost
track of time.

- It's okay.

- Yeah?

- Look, kelly,

You and me,

We're cut from
the same cloth, all right?

I've been where you are,

And i know how hard it is,

And i know you got to do
whatever you got to do

To deal with it.

So i will be here for you
as a friend,

But i will not be the girl

Sitting alone in a restaurant
waiting for you.

- She was my--

She was my best friend.

- I know.