Chicago Fire season 8 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
The firefighters of Chicago Fire Department grapple with the risk of cancer in their profession and face suspicions about new safety gear funded by Assistant Deputy Commissioner Gorsch. Responding to a challenging house fire, they save an elderly couple, but the wife is critically injured. Amidst personal challenges, including Brett's unexpected contact from her birth mother, the team uncovers Gorsch's corrupt deal for new gear, leading to his dismissal. The episode culminates in a touching display of community support at the funeral of the fire victim's wife.
Full Episode S08E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary concern among the firefighters at the beginning of the episode?
The risk of cancer among firefighters and the introduction of new safety procedures.
Who is responsible for the new rig for Truck 81?
Assistant Deputy Commissioner Gorsch.
What is the team's initial reaction to the new rig?
They are surprised and pleased, but some are suspicious of Gorsch's motives.
What kind of emergency does the team respond to?
A house fire involving an older couple who recently moved in.
What personal issue is Foster dealing with?
Finding a new place to live and adjusting to her new roommate, Brett.
Why is Brett contacted by an intermediary?
Her birth mother is seeking contact with her.
What is the team's discovery about Gorsch's offer for new safety gear?
They suspect it's linked to corruption and a kickback scheme.
How does the team support Mr. Larson, the victim of the house fire?
They find his cat, Dusty, and attend his wife's funeral.
What is the outcome of the investigation into Gorsch's dealings?
Gorsch is exposed for a kickback scheme and is dismissed.
What theme is highlighted at the end of the episode?
The strong sense of community and support within the firehouse and the wider community.