This week's episode of Chicago Fire had us on the edge of our seats. It had some thrilling moments and unraveled another intriguing Fire Cop mystery. Let's dive into the recap!
Our 51 gang gets a call about a Chinese restaurant fire, which knocks Ritter off the second floor and lands him in the bushes. Thankfully, he recovered, so we can take a deep breath. But that only led to Severide questioning the fire and putting his Fire Cop cap back on to investigate, which was arson by a family member.
Meanwhile, Stella tells Pascal that Damon is the right fit for 51, but Pascal doesn't like this. He questions why she's bringing this up now and mentions that her team is again dealing with the overturn. Pascal talks with Damon, and it looks like Damon is more like Benny than ever as he lies to him about the boat accident call from last week.
It doesn't look suitable for Stella, as Pascal will transfer her instead of Damon. That is until Mouch gives Pascal proof of Stella's leadership and the deal of the overturn. Let's face it, Damon got the boot.
Violet needs help knowing whether Carver got her message about how she misses him. During a call, she and Novak deal with an accidental overdose child, but the ambulance suffers from the disconnected battery, thanks to good old Illinois potholes, but makes it to Med in time. But that isn't all, as Violet learns from Carver's new lady that she deleted Violet's messages to him. Carver's girlfriend tells her to back away from him as she isn't letting Craver go again. No one plays Violet like that!
The title "All Kind of Crazy" really captures all the unexpected twists and turns in this episode! Between Ritter's injury and the captivating Pascal-Stella-Damon storyline, which wraps up nicely with Doman's exit, there was so much to talk about. But now that Damon is gone, we wonder what adventures lie ahead for our favorite characters. Could we see Gibson make a comeback?
On another note, the frequent introduction of new characters can feel a bit overwhelming. It’s been a while since we've enjoyed a stable group of familiar faces for more than one season. And I’m really hoping that the love triangle involving Violet and Carver finds a happy resolution soon. On the brighter side, it was wonderful to see Pascal show some empathy towards our team in this week’s episode!
Overall, I give this episode an 8.5/10.
What did you think of "All Kind of Crazy?" Leave a comment.
You can catch Chicago Fire on Wednesdays at 9/8c on NBC and streaming the next day on Peacock.
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