From a mysterious trailer fire to Gorsch dictating the firehouse, here's a recap of the Chicago Fire.
With Gorsch back, he's been dictating everything that 51 has done, from telling Casey to give the reporter's story to the PR, even getting Boden to step down from his position and join his squad. But both Casey and Boden ignore Gorsch and carry on like they always do.
After a trailer fire, Casey was asked by a reporter to help to see if that fire was similar to the ones that she'd been investigating. It turned out it was, and not only did they solve it and make it into the papers, but there's an excellent connection between them.
Gorsch pressures Boden to take it to Grissom, who ignores him completely. After telling Casey and Severide, Severide decides to talk to Benny and ask for help. But with a look of sadness and defeat, Benny tells Severide that he'll try to help.
Brett and Foster are off to a great start in their friendship after some awkward moments. But doesn't that build the company?
"A Volatile Mixture" is a good episode and one that I would love to rewatch again and again. There were funny moments and moments we should consider, like Casey and the reporter. There seems to be something there right off the bat. Hopefully, let's take this slow and steady. Also, I think that Benny is hiding something and might take the next episode on what it is that will happen. Benny wasn't being Benny in this episode like in the show's past six seasons. Also, the friendship between Brett and Foster was awkwardly funny and made me want to rewatch the attack repeatedly. As for Boden, the battle has been set between him and Gorsch. Bring it on!
Overall, I give this episode a 9/10.
You can catch Chicago Fire on Wednesdays at 9/8c on NBC.
With Gorsch back, he's been dictating everything that 51 has done, from telling Casey to give the reporter's story to the PR, even getting Boden to step down from his position and join his squad. But both Casey and Boden ignore Gorsch and carry on like they always do.
After a trailer fire, Casey was asked by a reporter to help to see if that fire was similar to the ones that she'd been investigating. It turned out it was, and not only did they solve it and make it into the papers, but there's an excellent connection between them.
Gorsch pressures Boden to take it to Grissom, who ignores him completely. After telling Casey and Severide, Severide decides to talk to Benny and ask for help. But with a look of sadness and defeat, Benny tells Severide that he'll try to help.
Brett and Foster are off to a great start in their friendship after some awkward moments. But doesn't that build the company?
"A Volatile Mixture" is a good episode and one that I would love to rewatch again and again. There were funny moments and moments we should consider, like Casey and the reporter. There seems to be something there right off the bat. Hopefully, let's take this slow and steady. Also, I think that Benny is hiding something and might take the next episode on what it is that will happen. Benny wasn't being Benny in this episode like in the show's past six seasons. Also, the friendship between Brett and Foster was awkwardly funny and made me want to rewatch the attack repeatedly. As for Boden, the battle has been set between him and Gorsch. Bring it on!
Overall, I give this episode a 9/10.
You can catch Chicago Fire on Wednesdays at 9/8c on NBC.
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