Chicago Fire season 9 episode 12 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Deputy Commissioner Hill commends a female officer of color for heroism and invites her to ski. Meanwhile, concerns arise about a character's potential career-ending injuries. Captain Casey takes two shifts off for medical reasons, leading to a shift in responsibilities at the firehouse. The team tackles a challenging rescue of a young girl, Addie, from a fire. Discussions focus on Mason, a former firefighter with a felony, and efforts to integrate him into the CFD. The episode culminates with good news about Casey's health and plans for celebration.

Full Episode S09E12 Recap

### Deputy Commissioner Hill's Visit and Ski Trip Proposal - Deputy Commissioner Hill praises a woman of color for saving kids' lives. - She invites her to ski at Crystal Mountain on Friday. - Concerns are raised about potential career-ending injuries from another bad hit. ### Medical Concerns and MRI Appointment - A character expresses worry about possible permanent damage from repeat trauma, potentially leading to seizures. - An MRI is scheduled for Wednesday. - There's a decision to avoid action during shifts for safety. ### Firehouse Preparations and Shift Changes - Captain Casey takes two shifts off due to medical concerns. - Chief Boden announces he'll lead Truck 81, and Mouch is assigned the first seat. ### Structure Fire and Rescue Mission - Firefighters respond to a fire at 26th and Austin. - Mouch and Gallo conduct a primary search. - A rescue operation for a missing six-year-old girl, Addie, unfolds amidst exploding balloons. - Mouch makes a daring save, rescuing Addie from the building. ### Discussing Mason, a Potential Firefighter - A discussion about Mason, a former firefighter with a felony, and his potential to join the CFD. ### Casey's Medical Concerns and Relationship Dynamics - Casey continues to deal with his medical concerns and the impact on his relationship. - Discussions about Casey's condition and its secrecy within his family. ### Herrmann's Advocacy for Mason and Meeting with Deputy Commissioner Hill - Herrmann pushes for a policy change in CFD hiring practices to help Mason, a former felon. - A meeting with Deputy Commissioner Hill is sought to discuss the policy. ### Firefighters' Personal Lives and Community Engagement - Firefighters engage in their personal lives, community activities, and the firehouse's daily dynamics. ### The Resolution of Mason's Situation - Mason is offered an interview with the St. Paul Fire Department through the efforts of Stella Kidd and others. ### Mouch's Speech to Young Firefighters - Mouch addresses a group of young firefighters, imparting his wisdom and experience. ### Casey's Medical Results and Relief - Casey receives good news about his MRI, indicating no serious issues. - Plans are made to celebrate at Molly's, a local bar.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who praised the woman of color for saving kids' lives?

Deputy Commissioner Hill.

What did Hill invite her to do?

Ski at Crystal Mountain on Friday.

What is the concern about another bad hit?

It could end the character's career.

Why is Captain Casey taking two shifts off?

Due to medical concerns.

Who is leading Truck 81 in Casey's absence?

Chief Boden.

What was the nature of the emergency at 26th and Austin?

A structure fire.

Who conducted the primary search during the fire?

Mouch and Gallo.

Who was rescued from the building?

A six-year-old girl named Addie.

What is Mason's background?

He is a former firefighter with a felony.

Why is Mason's potential CFD candidacy significant?

It challenges CFD's hiring policies regarding felons.

Who did Herrmann and Kidd meet with regarding Mason?

Deputy Commissioner Hill.

What opportunity is Mason given?

An interview with the St. Paul Fire Department.

Who gives a speech to young firefighters?

Mouch.

What were Casey's MRI results?

Clean, with no serious issues.

Where do the firefighters plan to celebrate?

At Molly's, a local bar.

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