Chicago Fire Season 13, Episode 2: Firehouse 51 Faces Its Most Puzzling Challenge Yet!

Everyone has those days at work that make no sense — and Chicago Fire Season 13,

Episode 2, “Ride the Blade” is one of those days. It’s an episode overpowered by

characters’ personal lives and relationship drama, and most of it feels awkward

as a result. Furthermore, it’s evidence that two of Firehouse 51’s newest additions don’t fit within the show’s well-oiled framework. Luckily, at least one of them appears to be on their way out.

“Ride the Blade” primarily focuses on the tension caused by Jack Damon, as he drives a wedge between Kelly Severide and Stella Kidd, much to everyone’s frustration (including the audience). Meanwhile, even more is learned about new chief Dom Pascal, and there might be progress in the situation between Violet Mikami and Sam Carver. But most of this episode, except for the last few minutes, isn’t something that fans will want to see again.

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