S11.E19: Take a Shot at the King

[jewel21]

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Boden, Ritter, Herrmann and Kidd work together to take down a local politician responsible for a chemical fire. After his aunt's accident, Gallo worries about their future. Brett steps in to perform Dylan's magic show when he's out of town.

Airdate: 05/03/2023

[LinHen]

the moment when Brett steps in to perform Dylan's magic show is heartwarming and shows the camaraderie and support among the team members. Overall, this episode is a great example of how Chicago Fire combines thrilling action and personal drama to create a compelling and engaging storyline.

[Kleav]

On 5/2/2023 at 6:15 AM, LinHen said:

the moment when Brett steps in…

AI? Or just fake?

Edited May 4 by Kleav

[Dowel Jones]

Spoiler Alert!  Station 51 in peril!  After all his time in CFD service, Boden hasn't learned the simplest lesson of city politics?  He got played like a violin.  Guys, just stick with being firefighters.  You ain't cops.

You know, if Mouch was such an accomplished magician, why didn't he step in for the day and thrill the kids?

[iMonrey]

The subplot with the magic show was just dumb, it was unreasonable to expect Sylvie to step in on such short notice when she has zero experience. And what kids that age want to see card tricks??

[MaryHedwig]

1 hour ago, iMonrey said:

The subplot with the magic show was just dumb, it was unreasonable to expect Sylvie to step in on such short notice when she has zero experience. And what kids that age want to see card tricks??

..beacuse your boyfriend is off to Vegas with his brother? Sylvie, why weren't any of your girlfriends telling to dump this guy?

[DonnaMae]

On 5/4/2023 at 8:33 AM, iMonrey said:

The subplot with the magic show was just dumb, it was unreasonable to expect Sylvie to step in on such short notice when she has zero experience. And what kids that age want to see card tricks??

I agree.  What a waste of the 45 or so minutes of the episode.