Goat yoga?
Okay, now that's just plain nonsense.
Oh, come on now.
Some of these are, you know, actually fun.
Okay, need I remind you of our goals for the night?
You are to get your award, say your goodbyes,
and then we catch the last flight out of here to Boston.
Yeah, I know how important the Catherine Fox Awards are
and how she will never let you hear the end of it
if you're not there to... to help present.
It is an honor to present.
- Yes. - Mm-hmm.
But lucky for us that we don't need awards
to tell us what badasses we are.
I mean, we should win the couples' award for badassery.
Oh, now, look.
Oh, this is interesting... A Tuscan villa vacation...
Hello. Hi. Kitty Dixon,
President of the Ladies Auxiliary Committee...
Look, we have met so many times.
... that puts on this little shindig.
Uh, this little vacay was an error.
Oh. Yeah, see, nobody wants that.
Tuscany is an absolute hellscape this time of year.
Um, that's, uh, that's... That's your name on it.
Oh.
Quelle surprise!
My silly husband.
When I find that man...
Okay. Let's move this thing along, then.
Come on.
Bet she'll remember my name now.
You...
Did you find a dress?
Oh, my eyes!
My eyes! Whoa.
Was this so-called bride your actual friend?
Yeah, she was obsessed with that American show
- "The Little House on the Prairie." - But why?
Why, why, why?
I don't know. This is so bad.
- And there were hats. - There were hats?
I can't.
You have to take that off.
Okay.
Oh, well, there goes that solution.
I can't believe you don't have a dress for the ball.
You've known about this for months.
Hey, there was a time where I didn't think
I would be accompanying you, so I didn't bother getting one.
What about your wedding outfit?
Good thing we saged that thing. Um...
It was so hard being around you
and not being able to put my hands on you.
- Mm. - Yeah.
Okay, this is it.
This is where Osman tells Ross
- he's gonna keep her on as Chief. - At a ball?
I hate to bust your balls...
- No, no. - Bust your nut?
- Burst your bubble? - Yeah.
But they're just politicking.
Eli tried, but Ross isn't on the short list for Chief
once Robel takes office.
- Is she on the long list? - She's not on any list.
What?
Well, we'll see about that.
- Oh... - No...
- Wait... - Don't...
Please stop...
No one can say we didn't try, right?
No, it was cool, though, you know? It... It was, uh...
I think we really vibed, you know what I mean?
I... Other than my rusty sign language...
- Oh, thank you. Thank you. - Whaaat?!
Did you see this spa weekend? I'm totally bidding on this.
Have you heard anything I said?
Yeah, the thing about your foster sister, right?
- Uh-huh. - Yeah.
This is a date, right?
Like, you know, I'm getting to know you,
you're getting to know me.
You say something, I say something
- that's usually of the same basic... - Of course, Gibby.
Do you like hockey?
Yeah, I actually played hockey when I was...
'Cause there are Seattle Kraken tickets.
- Oh. - Glass seats.
Yeah.
Uh, starting bid... wow.
You know, it's for the kids. It's for the kids.
Wait a second.
Bobby?
- Hey! - Wow. Oh, my God!
Oh! Whoa!
Hey, hey. Are you okay? You all right?
I've been telling management
about this stupid floor forever.
Yeah, no, I mean, you actually look like
you're in a lot of pain... You sure it's just the floor?
Oh, I'm... I'm fine. I'm sorry to bother you.
Thank you for your help.
No, no. It's not like I was... doing much anyway.
Uh, are... are you sure you should be on your feet?
This thing?
I'll probably deliver the baby while I'm delivering food.
- I need the money. - Oh, I get that.
You know, you got a whole other life to support.
Oh, I'm just housing this little guy until he starts breathing oxygen.
I'm not ready to be a mom.
Did you have a plan?
Yeah.
I'm looking at families for adoption now.
- Don't judge. - No, no.
I-I actually think that's great...
You know, doing what's right for both of you.
- Appreciate that. - Mm-hmm.
Not a lot of people understand.
But getting fired is not part of the plan,
- so I should get back to it. - Right.
Okay.
- Thanks again. - No.
- Right, no, I mean... - Bye.
... did you know that Chief Ross received a... a Navy Cross while
- she was in the Marines? - I...
You're never gonna find anyone that can fill her shoes.
She should be on every list you have for fire chief.
I mean, there shouldn't even be a list. Look, if you lose her, you
- potentially lose Crisis One... - Mm.
... the fire station clinic, girls' fire camp,
not to mention what it represents
for marginalized communities
to see a woman of color in a position of power.
Lieutenant Herrera, her qualifications are not the issue.
This is about politics and the union
and everyone working together
to make a decision for the good of the entire city.
I think this is actually your chance to make
- the right decision... - I think...
... your chance to make history.
We elected you to be different, to...
to shake things up, to stand up to the union and represent.
Andy, nobody wants to start a new term
with the firefighters' union already against them.
- Uh... - Maybe you could take up your cause
- with the new union head. - Yes.
Hello. Captain Drew Farris at your service. You know, I have
been wanting to pick your brain, Mayor-elect Osman. Would you have
- a minute to talk to me? - Sure.
Farris, what a pompous ass.
Oh, I take it he didn't get your union vote.
- Right, well, I'll be off then. - No, no, no, no. You owe me, all right?
You led me on, and then you seduced my friend.
Go talk to your guy.
Oh, actually, I think it was you that led me on
and your friend that seduced me.
I owe you nothing.
But I respect your passion.
All right, fine. But now we're even.
- You look good, by the way. - I know.
Attention! Attention, everyone!
Let the ball begin!
Ooh. Okay.
Hey.
Hey, hey.
- Hey. - What the hell, Vic?
I thought I was supposed to pick you up.
"Wow, babe, you look great."
I don't... I don't think we discussed that.
You know, it doesn't look good for the captain
to be late to an event honoring someone from his own team.
Oh, sure, let's pretend this is about lateness.
- And honestly, what? - It is about that.
We're talking about ourselves in the third person now?
It's a little power trippy, don't you think?
- Power trippy? - All right, look,
I don't know why you're making such a big deal out of this.
I don't even think anybody noticed.
- And you know that for a fact? - Okay.
What, you get a little psychology training
and you know what everyone is thinking at all times?
Okay, okay. Okay, okay, okay.
Why don't we just... Let's just start over, okay?
I went to Andy's to get ready, and I guess I forgot to tell you.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry I wasn't there to get picked up, okay?
So let's just try to have a nice night?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- I'd like that very much. - Okay.
I love your hair. You do look great.
Thank you.
You going in?
Yeah. I am, but, um,
I hear you've been talking to people about me.
Oh, only good things.
I appreciate that, but you don't need to do that.
I can advocate for myself.
And I wouldn't want it to look suspect
when I name you as captain.
But... You're... What?
Congratulations, Herrera.
Because of your undeniable hard work
and your dedication to this house,
you are officially the new captain of Station 19.
Congratulations, Captain.
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Who knew firefighters were so hot?
Man, it is so great to see so many old buddies here tonight.
- Love you, Drew! - What's up, Bobby?
- Whoo! - Yeah.
As most of you know, my name is Captain Drew Farris,
and it is just a real honor to be elected
your new union president.
Now, the fact that you elected me is a clear sign...
This is the new head of your union?
The others were smart not to come to this part.
And like my father and his father before him,
I will fight to get you the wages and the hours
- and the respect... - Excuse me.
Ooh, I'd join you if I could.
Okay, how did everyone manage to get out of this except for us?
Oh, Eli has some mayoral event,
so I think he and Travis are saying their goodbyes.
Oh, God, they're probably in a room somewhere.
Can't keep their hands off of each other, so...
New couples, am I right?
- Yeah. - ... families. I say no more!
Well, hey, at least this bread is amazing.
They need to keep this coming. We're about to run out.
Yeah, I'm gonna get a drink.
Uh, do you guys want a drink?
- No. - No? Okay.
Thank you.
Where is Andy? You know what?
Sorry.
Okay, does anyone care about their own ball?
I know.
It... It was a tough decision for Chief Ross,
but I-I just wanted you to hear it from me.
Yeah, it was never gonna be me.
You and her...
You and her have... a thing,
and we all know that's her thing.
- Stop. - Chief Quid Pro Quo.
- Stop that. - You fought for her,
and apparently, she fought for you.
I get it, though. It's cool. Well played.
I-I-I don't play the... Those kinds of games, what...
No, no. Yes. That's not true.
Now... Now we can just put this all behind us
and take the time to... to really love each other,
to be the couple that we always wanted to be.
I know this isn't the outcome that you were hoping for,
but I hope that it's not a deal-breaker.
I just... I wanted to be the one
to let you know before it was announced.
- And you have. - So, listen.
Listen, I'm telling you that I am all in.
Except you're not, Natasha.
It's all the same crap I always say
and all the same crap you always do.
No, it's not the same crap.
I'm standing here, telling you that I love you
and I am asking you... to love me back.
I already lost you once.
I don't want to do that again.
You remember that soldier in Fallujah
with the busted jugular? Even after we knew he was
dead, we kept holding pressure.
Andy, what are you doing out here?
I feel like I'm all by myself in there.
Neither of us wanted to call it
because we were all so trained to leave no man behind.
Well, this is... exactly how that feels.
Like we bled out, like it's over
and no one wants to call it.
Well, I'm calling it.
No. Hang on.
Don't move, don't move.
Oh, my God.
You gotta tell...
Oh, he's fine. Okay, we have to tell the table, right?
Well, no, I think
Chief Ross will do, like, a formal announcement.
Oh, stop, stop, stop. Do you want to be a... a wimpy,
let-other-people-do-things kind of captain,
or are you gonna be a kick-ass take-names kind of captain?
- Kick-ass-take-names. - You want to take some names?
- Yeah. All right. - Let's go. Come on.
Yo, I hear you're killing it as captain, dude!
Congrats, man. We always knew you had it in you.
- Captain. - Guys. Guys, guys, guys.
Guess who our new captain is?
- Ruiz! - Andy!
No, it... Chief Ross just told her.
Hey, there should be a celebration, right?
Bravo.
I guess not for everybody.
Y-You always got a spot at 7 with us, Ruiz.
But, uh, good for you, Herrera.
Yeah. Good for you.
- Congrats. - Hey.
- To the new captain. - Yeah!
- About damn time. - Give me that.
- Captain Herrera. - Good for you.
Ooh.
Hello. Oh!
- Such strong arms. - Oh.
Well, of course, because you're a firefighter.
Listen,
I was wondering if you could take a look at our ovens.
They're acting a little strange.
You know, I'm not, like, really a oven technician type guy.
Yes, but, um, also, something smells a little funny,
like, uh, wires burning or something.
Probably should have led with that.
Oh, all right. It's Kitty, right?
- I-It's just... It's... - Kitty, mm-hmm. Yeah, okay.
You don't need the olives. You can just...
Oh, okay. Okay. Great.
No, I-I want more than one because...
My brother was everything to me, but I've always wanted three.
Then we'd be outnumbered, so that's a no.
Okay.
Um, I have another confession to make.
Uh-oh.
- Should I be sitting up for this? - No.
Okay, so, since you've been doing a lot of work
on... prioritizing our relationship,
I wanted to do a little bit of work, too,
and I started researching IVF doctors,
and I've narrowed it down to two that...
Is that okay, or what?
- Do it. - Yeah?
- Yes, yes, let's do it. Let's do it. - I book an appointment?
- Yes, let's start our life together. - Oh, my God!
Yes!
We're never gonna get to this ball, are we?
N-No. We have to go. Ben is getting an award.
We have to support. Come on. We've got to rally.
- Come on, come on, come on. - And there's food.
- There's food. There's food. - Mm-hmm.
Yeah. Maybe one more kiss, though?
- Just one more. Just one more. - No. No.
Just one more. Just one more.
Just one more! Just one more!
Hey.
I know tonight has been bumpy,
but you know Andy becoming captain is not about you.
You know it affects me, right?
- Am I not allowed to feel... - Theo, you can feel however you want.
It doesn't seem like it.
Do you want to dig into my brain about what all that means?
Okay, that's like the fourth insult about my training tonight.
So what, is that what this is all about?
How am I always the bad guy, huh?
How are you never on my side?
You know, you know how much I wanted captain.
Yeah, after I helped make you captain.
I mean, Theo, if I hadn't turned that truck around
and brought you back to the barber shop,
I don't know what would have happened.
Oh, wow. That's rich. That's rich.
Is that your way of admitting that you never really thought
- I deserved it? - Wh... I was...
- What? Sorry, it's just... Bathrooms. - Okay, go ahead.
Okay, that's not true, and I have always defended you, right?
Oh, you were Andy's main cheerleader back there.
And you didn't once, not once, give me a thought.
That is because Andy has been my friend
long before you were ever even in the picture.
Okay? I am happy for her,
and me cheering her on
is not me not being there for you or being on your side.
It's me being honest with you,
but you don't actually want that, do you?
What does that even mean?
It means you cannot handle criticism!
Okay?
You can't handle us talking about anything.
But, as captain, you do nothing but talk...
You are micro-managing every detail,
you're paranoid, you're competing with Andy,
and it's driving everybody crazy
and it makes talking with you and working with you and...
God, it makes being with you a chore, and I am so...
- I'm tired of it, Theo. - You know what?
You're the one who always walks away from every conversation.
That is because all you want to do is talk about being captain.
- I get it. - That's it.
- I get it, you hated it. - Okay.
I'm just as bad at that as I am everything else to you,
- but you know what? - Oh, God. Oh, my God.
Good news for you is that everyone agrees with you.
And you love that, right? Always right about everything.
Herrera is captain.
Oh, my God. This is ridiculous.
Yeah, well, we agree on something.
This... Theo, stop, wait. Just wait, wait, wait, wait.
I... I mean, what is... What is...
What is this?
- Is this a breakup? - Do you want it to be a breakup?
I don't know.
I don't know, but what I know is I am just...
- I am so over all of this. - Fine.
Scotch, neat, please.
Yeah.
Fine.
Look at this. The bread's completely ruined.
Yeah, yeah.
You know, it might be a circuit problem.
Well, at least the desserts are ready... they're in the fridge.
Take your time. I just need to rest for a bit.
Is your back still hurting?
Yeah. It's a whole balancing act between this tray and this belly.
Well, you've been working too much lately.
- Have you called your doctor? - You have been working too much.
You know, 'cause back pain can be a sign of... of labor.
I'm not in labor.
I think I know my own body and when I can and can't work.
I'll just get the desserts and go.
Whoa, actually, we all need to go.
Everybody out of the kitchen right now, let's go.
Come on. Let's go!
Exit the kitchen now! Let's go, come on!
- Chef, you have to leave! - It's just a little smoke.
I'm sure something just overheated.
- There's not even any fire! - It's not "just a little smoke."
This building was built in the 1920s.
There may not be any fire stops between the studs,
which allows the air to flow freely.
So, what she's saying is...
...there could be fire inside the walls.
Right, we're gonna need to hack into these walls.
Captain Herrera, take command.
"Captain" Herre... What?
All right. Upshaw, get the civilians out.
Gibson and Farris, start opening up the walls.
Hatton and Dearborn, I want you to find the circuit breakers
and shut off the electricity to the ovens.
Everyone else, leave. We got this.
I'm calling in an on-duty non-emergency crew.
- Come on. - Good, good.
All right, let's go.
- No, he's being ridiculous. - Oh, come on.
Every relationship has its ups and downs.
You're just saying that because you're still
in the puppy love stage, okay?
You want everyone to feel like you,
and I just... I feel...
- I don't know, I feel more, like... - What?
Relief?
Yeah, yeah.
- Like, exactly, yeah. - Well, I know the feeling.
You know, it's like talking to a brick wall.
Same thing over and over and over and over...
I mean, you guys have been together for a while, right?
- You can talk it out. - Yeah.
Even when we do, you know, it's...
Lately it's been we talk at each other instead of to each other.
Ew, yeah. I know what that's like.
She just...
She doesn't support me.
Hey.
For what it's worth, I thought you had great command of 19
when it was under your control,
and you totally deserved that captaincy.
Thank you.
Was that so hard to say?
Hey.
Uh, is everything under control,
or will they need to shut down the party?
No, it sounds small.
- Yeah, and contained. - Uh... Oh.
Well, then, we should, you know, start up the program again.
You know, this is throwing off our whole schedule.
Yeah, or we can just go.
Look, someone else can accept the award for me.
Absolutely not, Ben Warren.
Look at me in this dress.
Look at you in this tuxedo.
Come on, people need to ogle us.
We deserve to be ogled.
I got you.
She's... too much.
Yes. What are you doing?
What are you... What are you doing?
- No. Miranda. - Mm-mm-mm.
Okay.
Hey. Hey, hey, hey.
Hi, you can't use the microphone.
Go ahead.
Can I get everyone's attention, please?
Attention.
Attention!
I'm sorry, stop talking!
Hey. Uh, yes, good.
Uh, my name is Dr. Miranda Bailey,
and as you all know,
there are things going on in the kitchen,
and those things are none of our concern
in this ballroom right now.
Our concern has to do with the fact
that we are in a room of heroes who...
who fight for the community and keep us safe
from whatever environmental or man-made catastrophes
that might befall us,
so I commend you all for your sacrifice.
But mostly, I commend my husband,
your fellow firefighter, Dr. Benjamin Warren,
who is receiving this Medal of Valor tonight
for his courageous rescue of a man
after falling through a roof
and sustaining serious injuries himself.
Please give him a hand.
He is not only a...
A dutiful servant of the people and the community,
but he is also a loving husband, a devoted father,
and he makes the best damn gumbo
you've ever tasted north of New Orleans.
So it is my honor to present this Medal of Valor to my light,
my love, my all... Firefighter Benjamin Warren.
Uh...
You know, I, uh... I gotta admit that, uh...
I-I struggled with the idea
of being the recipient of this award
because, well, we all deserve it.
Look, people think that the hardest thing we do
is... saving people.
But it's, um...
It's the people we can't save that, um...
I-It's the people we can't save that actually, um...
It's all right.
Yeah, Warren!
The old wiring must have overheated.
- That explains the burnt bread. - Fire seems to be contained.
- Yeah, and no more sign of extension. - All right.
We gotta get below, find the source,
and confirm there's no fire down there.
Copy, Captain. I just like saying it.
Okay, uh, you know what? I'll go.
Farris, come with me.
Gibson, uh, make sure there's nothing
smoldering in those walls,
and clean up the debris.
We'll get to the airport, make it on the plane, we're all good.
Hey!
- Hey, ladies. - Where are you going?
- We missed your award? - Uh, uh, yeah.
Afraid so. Uh, well, now we are off to the Catherine Fox Awards,
so, uh, 19 has two tables inside.
Enjoy yourselves.
- Okay, bye! - All right. Take care.
Bye.
Attention, everyone.
I have just been told that the kitchen incident is under control.
Yay, firefighters!
But, um, there, uh, was a,
uh, teensy tiny little fluke with the main course,
by which I mean there won't be one.
So, yeah, so...
Straight to dessert.
Who doesn't love dessert for dinner, right?
You can find it in the adjoining area
where the DJ is ready for action.
Enjoy.
So, just dessert, I guess.
- Okay. - Yeah.
All right, let's keep following this circuit.
So did you always want to be the president of the union?
Seemed like a natural course of progression
for a long line of firefighters.
My father, his father, his father,
they were all big union guys.
Listen, if you, uh...
If you ever want to take a more active role,
just give me a call.
- I'll, um... I'll help you out. - Mm.
So, being in a union family,
you understand the importance of solidarity.
Yeah, I'm glad you get that,
'cause 19's kinda got a habit of going rogue, don't you think?
Well, when you're leading the charge for change,
it may look like that on the outside,
but I'm more focused on improving our community
with the initiatives that Chief Ross started.
Chief Ross fuels dissension and disunity amongst rank and file.
Well, I would say that the majority of us love what she stands for.
Really?
You willing to stand behind that statement?
I fully do, as much as I stand
behind the fact that this electrical circuit
is the source of that fire.
Yeah, this is not up to code.
All right, we need to shut the power off.
- After you. - Okay.
♪ Gonna get it fired up ♪
♪ Bang-bang ♪
♪ Gonna get it fired up ♪
No one's outbid me for these... these hockey tickets.
I'm... I'm in too deep.
Yeah. Well, I'm in labor.
Huh.
Oh, hospital.
- Let's get you to the hospital. - No.
This is too real.
This has been too real since I found out I was pregnant.
If I admit that I'm in labor, then that means that this baby is real,
and I am not ready to be a mother.
My life is a mess.
I chose the wrong guy, I wasn't careful,
and now I'm about to burst in the middle of a ballroom.
- How is this my life? - Look, we... a-a-adoption, right?
You said that you were gonna, uh, put him...
Put him up for adoption, right?
A-Are you still... still thinking about doing that?
Yeah, but...
after this happens, I will never not be somebody's mother.
I mean, I won't be the mother that raises him,
but I am a mother.
I haven't even chosen a family yet.
I want him to have everything that he deserves in this world.
And I know that he'll be better off with somebody else, but...
what if I see him and I can't do the right thing?
You're gonna do what your heart tells you, right?
And that... that will be the right thing.
I want him to be adopted.
Okay, okay.
Then that's what you'll do.
- Okay. - Right?
Okay, b-but right now, I just... I just need you to sit here.
I'm gonna go get my keys, okay?
And... And we'll drive you to the hospital.
Just stay here, okay?
All right?
Oh, sorry. I didn't...
Is...
- Oh. - Uh, Gibson.
Wait.
Jack, wait!
- We can take it from here. - Wait, you're Station 46, right?
Is this address in your jurisdiction?
Yeah, big fire on the north side.
You're lucky to get anybody at all.
Oh, this is bad.
Yeah.
Yancy, Ullman, we have to evacuate the ballroom upstairs!
Now!
♪ What's up, Dallas, what's up? ♪
♪ Dallas, jump on it, jump on it, jump on it ♪
♪ What's up, San Antone, what's up? ♪
Someone outbid us for the villa in Tuscany,
so now you're gonna have to spend so much more
- to get it for us. - Anything for you, my love.
- Make it happen, pretty Kitty. - Okay. Mwah!
♪ What's up, Austin, what's up? ♪
♪ Austin, jump on it, jump on it, jump on it ♪
Okay, I'll set it up. I'll se...
♪ What's up, Houston, what's up? ♪
Come on, the election's over.
- Fair's fair. It was just politics. - You know what?
The best part of potentially being forced out of this job
is not having to deal with you anymore.
What are you even doing here?
I couldn't pass up the chance of being Kitty's plus one...
and watching you squirm.
♪ Frisco ♪
♪ Now, I'm from the Northwest ♪
♪ But I likes my soul food ♪
♪ So I'm calling up an old groove ♪
♪ And I'm a brother with a gut ♪
♪ So, hello, Keana, can you take us out to Pappadeaux's? ♪
♪ And don't forget about San Antone ♪
♪ The last time I went through ♪
♪ I took three broads home
♪ And much love to the brothers in Austin ♪
♪ And the 512 ♪
♪ I'm flossin' in Lawston ♪
Hey, Jack. You got to try these.
- Travis, no. - No, just listen to me, though.
Not right now. I have to get her to the hospital.
Everyone, clear the dance floor!
Back up! Back away!
All right, this area's unsafe! Everyone, stand back!
Everyone remain calm.
We need to find the safest access point
and determine who fell through the floor.
We got you, we got you.
I would have gone down if you hadn't...
- You okay? - You're bleeding, you're bleeding.
You need to get checked out, okay?
- Nanette! - Jack. No, she fell in.
She's pregnant! We've got to get to her!
Travis, go see if there's another access point.
The chief and my husband were... and then they both...
Tash? Tash?!
Okay, access to the basement's completely cut off.
I called dispatch, but they're delayed
because of a four-alarm fire.
We need to start getting them out of there now.
- It's not safe! - Our people are down there!
- Uh... - Tash! Tash!
Excuse me. Give me that mic. Thank you. All right, listen up!
46's squad is outside... Grab tools, ropes, and med gear.
Wait staff, direct us to first aid kits,
flashlights, ladders, anything that can help.
DeLuca, start setting up triage.
Bishop, grab me some tablecloths
and, uh, hoses to help lift up the walking wounded.
No, no, no, no!
Hatton, Dearborn, grab some chairs, create a safe perimeter.
Go, go, go!
Everyone else that doesn't need to be here, you can leave.
- Plus ones, we got this. - Get, get, get, get. Come on.
Farris, come here. Help me pull down these curtains.
We can use them as hammocks for transport
and help people climb up.
Okay. Slow, slow. I got you.
Hey, hey, hey. Did you hear that?
- Hear what? - The tapping.
It's...
SOS.
That's SOS in Morse code.
That's Chief Ross. I'm sure of it.
Tash!
Oh, my God. M-Miranda, t-the floor collapsed at the ball.
What? W-What are you talking about? How? Why?
I-I-I don't know, but the SFD 911 media is blowing up about it.
Oh, my God.
Are you sure?
That's family back there.
- But you'll miss your fl... - "But" nothing.
Look, you've got one good arm, and guess what.
I've got two.
Go.
What, w-w-where am I? Oh.
Try to relax, okay? We've got you.
There's bruising on her chest and neck.
I'm worried she has a crush injury.
And her pulse is thready.
All right, triage is overloaded.
We just need to get her to a place outside of the chaos.
- Kitchen. We'll use the kitchen. - Okay.
Carina, we need you over here.
- On three... one, two, three. - Her name is Nanette.
She's eight months pregnant, complaining about back pain.
I think she was going into labor.
Okay, we need to get her to the hospital, now.
I'll check to see if any aid cars have arrived!
Tash!
You guys.
Lieutenant!
- Search and Rescue is here. - I can't hear the SOS tapping anymore.
She might have gone unconscious.
- Just get me a halligan. - Sir...
Larsson, get me a halligan! Please.
- Copy. - Tash!
- This isn't gonna work. - Okay.
We can at least slide some bricks or rocks underneath...
- Try to take some of the weight off. - Tash!
Don't worry, Dixon. We got you.
We're gonna have you out of here in no time.
Okay, okay.
Hey, did you know that, uh,
Emmett used to make me go fishing with him?
As a date?
Yeah.
He told me he used to throw a fit
when you used to take him...
acting like he didn't like it, but secretly, you know,
he craved that time together.
He also told me never to mention that to you,
so when you see him,
I'd appreciate if you just kept that between us.
All right? He'd kill me if he knew you knew.
Can you just...
... shut up?
Yeah, yeah, I can do that.
Here. This here will give him some breathing room.
I'm gonna go upstairs and find some pneumatic lift bags.
- Copy. I'm gonna start an IV. - All right.
- Of all the boys... - Tash!
... Emmett brought home...
You probably shouldn't try to talk.
- ... you were always my favorite. - Tasha!
But then...
Emmett doesn't bring boys home anymore...
since he moved to Europe.
Tasha.
- Please don't let me die! - I'm not gonna.
I'm right here.
Hey, Dixon. No, no, no, no, Dixon.
Dixon, stay with me.
Hey! Stay with me!
Crap.
Oh, my God. It's Kate.
- Kate? - It's Kate!
Help me get her out of here!
I'm in. Let's get her moving.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. It's been five minutes of CPR.
Yeah, we can continue as we go to the hospital.
Why is nobody moving?
Because if there's any chance we're gonna try
and save this woman's life,
we have to get the baby out now.
What... What... Here? Now?
- Can't you wait? - No.
Because once the mom starts coding,
there is only really a five-minute window
to try and save both her and the baby's lives.
So, you're just gonna cut her open right here in my kitchen?
Actually, it's our kitchen now, and we need you to step out
so that we can try and save her life.
All right, Carina, this is the best we have.
That'll have to do.
Y-You're gonna do it with that?
Yeah, I don't think you want to stick around to see this.
Oxygen!
Tasha.
I was wrong.
I want to love you back. We can work everything else out,
but you have to stay alive for us to do that, okay?
I-I'm not gonna leave you.
But please, say something.
Yell at me. Wake up.
Wake up.
Tash.
Sully?
- Yes, I'm here. I'm here. - Sully.
Kate?
She's tachycardic, but her pulse is strong.
Kate? Kate. Kate, can you hear me?
She might have some internal bleeding.
Yeah, thanks for your statement of the obvious.
Get your hands off me!
I'm fine. I just lost my balance.
Kate.
Kate. Hey, hey.
Hughes? It's okay.
- You're here? - Yeah, yeah.
- You're here, and I'm... - Kate, you're okay.
All right? We'll get you to the hospital.
Okay, let's get her going. Let's get her going!
Come on!
Okay, we got you, we got you.
How's he doing?
As soon as the cement lifted off, he lost his pulse.
I pulled him out, but he... he hasn't...
Okay, just... hold CPR and check for a pulse.
No pulse, restarting CPR.
Pupils are fixed and dilated.
What are you waiting for? Get down there.
Okay, if you're not gonna go down there, I am.
Hey, hey.
Hold her back, hold her back, hold her back.
- Come on, Dixon. - Hey!
You get down there and save my husband, or I swear to God,
this department will have hell to pay.
- Montgomery? - Do you understand me?
Do you understand me?!
Montgomery.
Please.
Montgomery.
- Come on! - No!
Come on.
Come on, Dixon.
- Please. - Oh, my God. No, no, no, no, no.
Travis.
Travis. Come back.
Travis, Travis.
Travis, it's okay. It's okay.
You did good. You did real good.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no! Oh, God, no!
What are you doing here? You need to go to the hospital.
She refuses to leave until everybody else is taken care of.
Oh, come on, you gotta take care of yourself, too, you know?
- Mm-hmm. - We're, uh... We're in
need of a good fire chief in this city, if you happen to know one.
- Good work today, Herrera. - Thank you.
Hey, congratulations, Captain.
That was one hell of a first shift.
Thanks. Uh, you, uh... you off to Boston now?
Well, it's not looking good, but Miranda understands.
Yeah. Right.
Take care.
- Oh. - Hey.
Jack.
I never got a proper chance to celebrate.
Captain looks good on you.
- No, it does. - I-I know you've always had my back,
but how are you?
- How are you feeling? - No, no. I'm fine.
You know, just a little headache. Nothing I haven't been through.
All right, well, if you have any more concussions, then...
Captain, I'm good, okay? I'll get checked out. I promise.
All right.
- I'm gonna take care of something. - Okay.
- Hey, Jack. - Hey, man.
I just wanted to say... I think you saved my life.
I don't really know how I'm ever gonna...
Jack? Jack!
- Gibson! - Jack, Jack!
Gibson!
Jack. Jack.
- Jack. - Jack, buddy, wake up.
Don't do this to us, okay? Come on, wake up.
Bishop, call dispatch. We need another aid car here now!
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