A very touching episode!
Charlie Barnett deserves to remain a regular on the show. As Mills he plays a true egalitarian, his character is a modern-day renaissance man who is a good friend to his firefighting brothers and sisters. His character has that overwhelming desire to help people as an EMT and a Fire Fighter. Mills' relationship with Gabriella was lovely to watch and he handled the breakup like a real man and continued to be a good friend to Gabby. Mills is the type of character I can really get behind and route for.
Chicago Fire is such a good show. The episodes are heartfelt and the characters make me want to continue watching. I really enjoy the action and the plots. I highly recommend it.
Sadly, since Covid, I feel like people have changed for the worse. People are tougher, harder, and less willing to help each other. I see unabashed selfishness everywhere and it makes me so sad for our country (USA), and beyond. In my opinion, Covid hasn't brought people together the way other national emergencies have done in the past. I can only hope this "me, me, me" attitude changes and people can relearn how good it feels to help someone like you see so much of on Chicago Fire.
Charlie Barnett deserves to remain a regular on the show. As Mills he plays a true egalitarian, his character is a modern-day renaissance man who is a good friend to his firefighting brothers and sisters. His character has that overwhelming desire to help people as an EMT and a Fire Fighter. Mills' relationship with Gabriella was lovely to watch and he handled the breakup like a real man and continued to be a good friend to Gabby. Mills is the type of character I can really get behind and route for.
Chicago Fire is such a good show. The episodes are heartfelt and the characters make me want to continue watching. I really enjoy the action and the plots. I highly recommend it.
Sadly, since Covid, I feel like people have changed for the worse. People are tougher, harder, and less willing to help each other. I see unabashed selfishness everywhere and it makes me so sad for our country (USA), and beyond. In my opinion, Covid hasn't brought people together the way other national emergencies have done in the past. I can only hope this "me, me, me" attitude changes and people can relearn how good it feels to help someone like you see so much of on Chicago Fire.
