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Don’t mess with papa Herrmann!
2x04. A Nuisance Call. (15.10.2013)
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Don’t mess with papa Herrmann!
2x04. A Nuisance Call. (15.10.2013)
Severide was this close to being a daddy once upon a time...
But alas, the writers and producers of Chicago Fire and P.D. have a serious dislike for children for some reason.
I get that working with child actors and infants comes with obvious restrictions, but those two shows take that to a ridiculous level. From memory alone we have on Fire: Casey getting the custody of the Darden boys, but only for a short time after which they move away, never to be seen again. Casey breaking up with both Hailey and Gabby over having children together. Shay wants to have a baby but it doesn’t work out. Gabby has a miscarriage + the warning of the doctor not to get pragnant again. Gabby and Casey lose their foster child. Mouch’s daughter gets painstakenly introduced for exactly one appearance.
On P.D.: Voight’s son Justin dies. Olinsky’s older daughter dies, the other gets completely cut from the plot. Burgess has a miscarriage and all the other characters are childless except for Antonio.
We can conclude two things from all of this: if your children are older teenagers then chances are high that they either die or disappear, except in the rare cases where they were introduced as young children like Eva and Diego Dawson and the Herrmanns. But this plot armour only works for children after they get born, the survival rate for pregnancies is extremely low and only Boden’s son managed to be born alive.
How does Chicago Med handle the survival of their children?
Remeber that time Molly’s wasn’t the city wide meeting place for firemen, police and doctors (and lawyers)? The struggle was so real.
Btw in this house we do not support the patriarchal concept of meddling in and disrupting the relationships of your female relatives in the guise of “protecting” them from bad men.
2x2 Prove It. (01.10.2013)
I looked at this (Chicago Fire YouTube survey) for two whole seconds before remembering that "pairing" does not automatically mean "romantically involved" outside of shipping circles. Because that would have been an... interesting list otherwise.
(Or did I miss something by not watching season 8 yet?)
Best Firehouse in Chicago
1x22 Leaders Lead (08.05.2013)
House on Fire
1x22 Leaders Lead (08.05.2013)
Looking at real world politics with Michael Bloomberg having bought himself a nice and cosy seat at the thrid place of the national democratic primaries with ads alone...
funds do kinda matter...
2x2 Prove It. (1.10.2013)
2x04. A Nuisance Call. (15.10.2013)