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Jen, the paramedic, seems okay.

This was a very lackluster return. The only thing I really got out of it is that it's a shame how the lifeguards are disrespected by the other agencies and council. But other than that, not much happened...

This episode was given a suicide trigger warning, but I know that the death of an animal, specifically a beloved pet dog, is also a strong trigger for people. Maybe the scenes were short for that reason. (I do agree that his eyes should have been closed, though, so that he died peacefully in his sleep, and not looking at Ian...)

I didn't cancel Starz yet; I'm going to watch Sam's "new" show that has 6 episodes... even though I googled it and saw that it got horrible reviews. 🤣

In addition to @GHScorpiosRule answering about Faith, Master Raymond was also from Paris in season 2. He owned an apothecary and got involved in their storyline by saving Claire from the Compte (and the King?) through sorcery (?). It was heavily implied that he was also a time traveler and a healer, and he told Claire that they would see each other again. Jamie's explanation of her having a dream about him is fine with me, and I'd like to leave it at that.

Did only show watchers definitively know that Master Raymond was/is a time traveler? I think we did, but I can't really remember back that far. Claire having a dream about him is a perfectly logical plot point... Faith surviving is not. I really hope that they fix this next season, in the first 3 minutes of the first episode, with Claire realizing that she was just hearing things or it was wishful thinking, or whatever. I don't care how they explain it away, but let's do that and then never speak of it again. Rollo was the saddest death of the show so far.

Yes, William slept with his niece. That's the implication, at least! Ridiculous. And disturbing... I don't love where this season went.

So... William slept with his niece? Cool, cool... (Where is the animated eyeroll emoji when you need it?!) Glad to see I'm not the only one who is greatly disturbed by this ridiculousness!

I watched this rerun last night, and I caught something I didn't hear before. When Stella asks to remove Damon from Truck, she says that he disobeyed an order on that boat call, but also that he was not honest about other things in the past. Pascal didn't ask about things? Didn't want to know that everyone in the house is hiding the fact that he's Severide's brother? Hmm...

Looks like a new update for the reason for the reruns: President Biden is giving his farewell speech. The speech appears to be scheduled for 8 o'clock eastern time, and then will be followed by two re-runs of Med. https://onechicagocenter.com/chicago-fire-med-pd-pulled-from-wednesday-lineup-in-unexpected-schedule-change?utm_source=RSS

I haven't watch this show this season, but I agree that it should be pulled. I think a show like Chicago Fire can get back to airing, but this one is way too real life.

Interesting. Fire must involve a domestic house fire or something; if the main story was a car accident then it wouldn't be an issue. I guess they need to keep them all on the same track for the crossover episode?

Severide didn't have to leave shift to teach the class. All throughout the show, they've emphasized that their shift is 8am-8am. If Van Meter was coming by during the day while Sev was on shift, that means that he'd be off shift by the time Van Meter wanted him to teach the class the next day. Considering all of the CFD works on this schedule (First, Second, and Third Shifts, all 8am-8am) then I think it's fair to assume that the class would be scheduled around someone who works a Second Shift. Looks like it's taught on a Third Shift day, so I would also assume that First and Second Shifters are the ones taking the class. Is this a dumb assumption? Seems easy enough.

I remember it too, but I also catch re-runs on cable when I work from home. Casey is partially to blame as well, since he told Cruz to think on it and either they go to the cops together or Cruz never mention it again. Cruz chose the "never mention it again" path 10 years ago, obviously, but it was like he had his Lieutenant's blessing. It was all very odd then, and still is now. I agree that he should have gone to the cops now. "This guy is trying to blackmail me for something that didn't happen." Who does Voight believe/protect? Easy.

How did he get in? He walked straight through the huge plot hole. Happens all the time. 😉 He also needs to heal his bullet wound. But other than all of those things, yep - easy peasy.