Chicago Fire season 1 episode 1 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Firehouse 51 battles a house fire with tragic consequences, as firefighter Darden dies disobeying an order
Full Episode S01E01 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the emergency Firehouse 51 responded to at the beginning?
A house fire at 788 Maple Street.
Who was reported trapped in the house fire?
A resident's brother, believed to be in the attic.
How did firefighter Darden die?
He was killed during the house fire rescue, disobeying an order and attempting a risky move.
Who is Peter Mills?
The new candidate introduced at Firehouse 51.
What kind of tension exists between Casey and Severide?
There is a longstanding conflict, partly related to decisions made during fire rescues.
What was the nature of the ambulance call involving Ambulance 61?
They responded to a shooting with multiple gunshot victims.
What personal issue is Casey dealing with?
He is struggling with feelings about his ex-wife and their past relationship.
What risky medical decision did Dawson make?
She performed a pericardiocentesis on a little girl in an ambulance, a procedure usually done in a hospital.
What interrupted the Drop-a-Cop event?
A building fire requiring immediate response from the firehouse crew.
Who was trapped during the building fire?
Casey, Herrmann, and other firefighters were trapped during the rescue.
How did Severide help during the building fire?
He performed a daring rescue to save Casey and Herrmann.
What commendation did Mills receive after the fire?
Chief Boden praised Mills for his performance during the fire.
What is the relationship between Herrmann and Mills?
Herrmann is a more experienced firefighter who offers guidance to Mills, the new recruit.
How does the episode depict the life of firefighters?
It shows the challenges, camaraderie, and dangers faced by firefighters in their professional and personal lives.
What is the main theme of the episode?
The importance of teamwork, leadership, and the emotional impact of life-and-death situations in firefighting.