Fans of Chicago Fire, get ready for a very dramatic episode in Season 12 called “Under Pressure.” There are signs in this episode that a couple at Firehouse 51 is going to get a divorce. This isn’t the first time the show has dealt with marital problems among its characters.
Stella Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) and Kelly Severide played by Tavylor Kinney finally got married at the end of Season 11. Their marriage had a rough start. On their honeymoon, however, someone tried to kill them, and things that have happened since then, like Severide going for OFI training right after their wedding, have made their relationship more difficult. The couple may not have as bad of a future as it seems, even with these problems.
In Season 12 Episode 10, the show shifts its attention to Joe Cruz and Chloe, another couple from Firehouse 51 whose marriage is about to fall apart. It’s not yet clear why they’re having problems, but it’s clear that those problems will change the mood of the show as a whole.
There are indirect effects on Severide and Kidd from the fact that Cruz and Chloe might get a divorce. This is because it seems like the writers will only break up one married pair. This makes it look like Severide and Kidd can stay married, at least for now.
In Season 12, Severide’s character arc has also gone in a good direction. He made peace with Cruz and became more committed to his relationship with Kidd. This makes it less likely that Severide and Kidd will break up, especially since they have already been through a lot together.
In the 250th episode, someone takes Truck 81 from Firehouse 51 without realizing that Severide is on board. Although there have been problems, fans of Severide and Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) can take comfort in the fact that their relationship has been going well. Kidd led the search for Severide, and the two of them ended up sharing a touching moment.
As Newman hinted, the characters will face more problems and shocks in the future. Their relationships will also have to deal with new problems in the high-stress setting of Firehouse 51. As Severide and Kidd deal with the challenges of their personal and work lives, their deep love for each other will be put to the test.
Looking ahead to the end of Season 12, director Andrea Newman has hinted at a big change that will happen between Severide and Kidd. Even though a breakup doesn’t seem likely, there is talk that the pair might be thinking about having a child, either by finding out that Kidd is already pregnant or by choosing to have a child.
Chicago Fire Season 12 Episode 12 Promo
Chicago Fire S12xE12 Synopsis: Severide and Violet risk clashing with Paramedic Chief Robinson after Lennox makes a dangerous decision on a call. Capp and Tony attempt to break a world record. Cruz and Chloe’s marriage problems come to a head.
Chicago Fire Season 12 Episode 12 Release Date
‘Chicago Fire’ season 12 episode 12 will air on May 15, 2024, at 9 p.m. The programs are 42 minutes long and air every Wednesday. It’s also available on NBC’s official website and app. All of these services and more will be able to stream the episode. such as Fubo TV, YouTube, and Direct TV The episode is available on Hulu and Peacock a day later. Amazon Prime Video, iTunes, Microsoft Store, Vudu, Spectrum, and Google Play also sell or rent the episodes.
Chicago Fire Season 12 Episode 11 Recap
Truck 81 was stolen during a daring break-in at Firehouse 51 in the “Inside Man,” Chicago Fire’s 250th episode. The thieves didn’t know that Taylor Kinney, who plays Severide, a fireman, had hitched a ride on the truck, though. At the start of the episode, Ritter (Daniel Kyri) hears the new guy, Jack Damon (Michael Bradway), suspiciously talking about Severide. Violet tells Ritter that he should tell Kidd about his worries because she is careful after what happened with Gibson.
As the firemen talk about what’s going on, they are shocked to learn that someone has taken a rig from the firehouse. The rest of the team doesn’t know that Severide, who was on the rig at the time, is taken with it. The house knows something is wrong when they feel a cold breeze and look around and see that the rig is gone. His phone has been found, but he has not been seen. Given that Jack is the last person who saw Severide, Ritter and Violet think he might be involved.
Kidd calls the cops because Severide is in charge and is no longer there. When the detectives show up, they say that the thieves must be very skilled because fire trucks don’t have keys. They turn off the radio, which makes it hard to track. Kidd is determined to look for Severide herself, even though the cops have told her to stay put. Kidd asks Jack about his last meeting with Severide because Jack’s behavior makes him even more suspicious. By crossing lines under the rig, Severide sends a signal for help, letting everyone know he is still alive. Cruz picks up the signal, but they can’t figure out where he is exactly.
Detectives tell Kidd that the rig was driven into Indiana and may have something to do with the theft of an ambulance in Cincinnati. When Jack is questioned, he gets angry, even though he seems honest. At the same time, Severide is faced with armed men, and during a fight, he hurts one of them. The men make him drive the rig, which is full of explosives for an attack that is supposed to happen.
Severide calls his wife in secret, which lets the cops track the cell phone. As the cops and firefighters get closer, Severide lights the rig on fire, which makes it explode off-road, away from where the attack was supposed to happen. The criminals get into a shootout with the cops, but Severide is found unharmed. Ritter says that he is seeing Officer Dwayne Morris, who is one of the cops involved in the case. Even though things turn out well for Severide, there are still questions about Jack Damon’s true goals, which makes the team feel uneasy.
Executive director Andrea Newman talked about how these characters change things and how they bring out new sides in the people who live in 51. But now that Ritter is suspicious, Damon knows he is being watched, which could lead to problems and plot twists in later episodes. Newman gave hints that Damon would be in a lot of trouble and that he would be pulled to Novak, which meant that his character would have a difficult journey ahead of them.
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