[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 3 “Completely Shattered.”]
The Chicago Fireplace promo teased that somebody wouldn’t be making it out of a fireplace, and it wasn’t mendacity. Actually, the newest episode not solely leaves somebody “fully shattered,” therefore the title, however us as effectively.
After Brett (Kara Killmer) arranges for Hawkins (Jimmy Nicholas) to affix her and Violet (Hanako Greensmith) for lunch — understanding the couple received’t have the ability to spend a lot time collectively along with his upcoming switch — all of 51 known as to a construction hearth at a movie show. Some persons are trapped beneath the display, and a pair are down within the storage room. Boden (Eamonn Walker) sends Severide (Taylor Kinney) to those within the storage room and has Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) do the first search. As Boden warns, they’ve two minutes, not 10.
As extra first responders arrive on scene, Hawkins arrives on scene and takes over directing triage. Boden offers everybody yet one more minute to get out, not liking the way it seems to be. However there are nonetheless extra victims, and Squad hasn’t even gotten into the storage room. And when Gallo (Alberto Rosende) goes to assist somebody, he goes down.
Kidd calls within the mayday, and Violet, outdoors treating victims with Brett, is apprehensive. However that’s nothing on her response when, quickly after they get Gallo out, and he’s OK, every little thing takes a horrific, tragic flip. Hawkins notices a person collapsing out a aspect door, and Violet tells Boden after seeing her boyfriend serving to the sufferer. However simply as Boden seems to be over, the constructing collapses on Hawkins and the sufferer.
The firefighters instantly rush to dig them out, and Violet can solely watch as they lastly attain Hawkins. She hurries to him and begins doing CPR. “I can save him,” she cries as Boden pulls her again. “Please, chief, let’s strive. Let me strive,” she begs as he’s carried away. However it’s too late. Hawkins is lifeless.
Chicago Fireplace, Wednesdays, 9/8c, NBC
