Chicago Fire season 8 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Full Episode S08E07 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Slamigan?
The Slamigan is an invention by Joe Cruz, a tool showcased at the Firefighting Expo.
Who is Ryan Pace?
Ryan Pace is a social worker involved in Isaac's case for support.
Why is Isaac being released early from detention?
Isaac is being released early due to good behavior and Ryan Pace's advocacy.
What happens at the domestic dispute call?
A domestic dispute escalates into a hostage situation with a male suspect threatening his ex-girlfriend.
How does the team plan to rescue the hostage?
The team strategizes using tear gas and a distraction to rescue the hostage.
Who looks after the victim's children during the standoff?
Sylvie and Emily care for the victim's children, Grace and Gabriel.
What issue does Hermann face with Officer Hartle?
Hermann faces a complaint from Officer Hartle for assault, which could lead to disciplinary action.
What offer does Lieutenant Wendy Seager make to Severide?
Lieutenant Seager offers Severide a position at the Office of Fire Investigation (OFI).
What is Sylvie Brett's relationship status with Ryan?
Sylvie Brett clarifies that she is not ready to date and sees her meeting with Ryan as professional.
What is the Halli-Hammer?
The Halli-Hammer is a product similar to the Slamigan, presented as competition at the expo.
How does Hermann attempt to resolve the issue with Hartle?
Hermann tries to apologize and reconcile with Hartle but faces resistance.
Why is Severide transferred to OFI?
Commissioner Grissom transfers Severide to OFI to help clear a backlog of cases.
What accident does Truck 81 respond to at the golf course?
Truck 81 responds to a golf cart accident resulting in an impalement.
What is the outcome of the Slamigan at the expo?
The Slamigan becomes popular at the expo despite initial challenges.
What happens with Hermann's charges and Severide's transfer?
Hermann's charges are dropped, and Severide accepts the OFI position but plans to return to Firehouse 51.