Critics’ rating: 3.3 / 5.0
3.3
It’s time to shake everything now, because Chicago Fire Season 13 Episode 14 is a bit slow.
Not that it wasn’t a decent hour. More than that, there is little to talk about.
The Chicago Fire is one of the shows that can fire at all cylinders, but if not, covering the show is very difficult.
Herrmann was still wetting his feet with new authority, while Pascal left his chief elsewhere.
Where it doesn’t matter – that’s one of the actions of “the actors have to disappear so we can save money”.
We’ve learned that these things happen, but when some of the most interesting characters are off-screen, it can become a bit wasteful.
Some characters’ lives are more important than others.
Severide and Pascal are at the top of the list. They are all Mia. Stella is, too, and when she attends in “bar time,” she’s more of a support player than a focus.
Herrmann made a good call and was injured in the hospital where the injured rig was on a large rig, but that wasn’t exciting. His paperwork is even more exciting.
Teamwork makes dreams come true, and Herrmann needs the entire team to help him dig everything on time.
I just said I would rather forget that being a fire chief is a sedentary bureaucratic position. I would rather live in the TV novel bubble thinking that getting the lead role brought some drama.
Herrmann isn’t close to what he finally knows at the beginning of the episode, let alone the beginning of the Chicago Fire Season Season 13.
I need something that really matters to be the decisive factor, but I don’t know enough about being a true fire supervisor to know what it is. And I’m not sure I care.
Boden and Pascal are attractive to characters Herrmann does not have.
They work with the rules and paperwork stern, some boring efforts. Herrmann, on the other hand, is a relaxed family man with a strong soul and if he becomes chief he is at risk of being sucked.
Even knowing Lizzie’s ex-husband isn’t that exciting, which is strange because I’ve always been eager to learn more about her.
I also love the actor who plays Scott, although I would feel timid if I could remember him I’ve seen him before. If he is not listed on IMDB, then I am toast.
Lizzie’s former marriage Scott is a good person. I like the pain he encountered on the ass he ran into on the phone “Truck Driver Hat.”
His main purpose is to show us that Lizzie was once short-lived. She never stayed or let go of the roots, but she changed. Maybe more stories will be opened for her in the future.
The biggest story is about Carver, as his struggle in Chicago Fire Season 13 Episode 13 grew significantly in danger when Violet is in danger.
Not only did he start drinking, but he was not attending the meeting. Who can blame him after meeting Lee? But he lied to Violet, which really hurt her.
Seeing what happened to the truck driver hat and his friends is a keen reminder for Carver, where he might end up being if he doesn’t pull himself together.
He cannot cover up the pain endlessly, so he must find another way to move forward. He decided to spend some time for himself.
Obviously, this is another “we need to take the character off campus” situation, like we did with Severide and Kidd. But in this case, that’s the real meaning.
Carver didn’t say it out, but I gave him the impression of recovery. If he can’t be alone, that’s the only option.
I hate seeing him go even temporarily, but Jake Hackett makes the most of his exit. I wasn’t behind when Carver talked to Kidd when his eyes were bursting with tears.
The softer people are to life, the softer I am, the softer I am, the growth of Carver has been one of my favorite things about the Chicago fires in the past few seasons.
Of course, Stella wasn’t unhappy with him. She is proud to take responsibility and do what he needs to do.
Although Violet thought Carver was lying because she didn’t matter to him, so she was going to attend a meeting and turn, on the contrary, he told her in a brief but meaningful note that he stayed.
Since he hasn’t performed best lately, I’m glad he won’t be participating in Chicago Fire Season 13 Episode 15, when someone won’t be alive.
My stimulating sexiness is stinging and I think Damon will be the one to go to the early grave.
Shockingly, he was at Molly when Molly’s girl fell. Wasn’t this what he wore on his helmet during the preview?
Things that Severide needs to weigh on him, because he and Kidd are advancing their adoption plans, what else is worse than losing your brother?
Most others are safe because on American TV, big and unexpected deaths are a thing of the past.
Since I haven’t commented on one of these posts in a long time, I doubt I’m not alone to find it hard to really discuss the Chicago Fire lately.
So let’s see if something changes next time we get out.
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