Chicago Fire
Wednesdays 9:00 PM on NBCFavorite Chicago Fire Quotes
Hermann: Wow, aren't you full of mysteries.
Clark: Yup.
Look, it’s going to take more than homophobia and too much eyeshadow to win my affections Rafferty.
Shay
51 saved my life, man.
Jeff
You can always take my word at face value.
Boden
Chief, the only thing you did was stand up for the firefighters in your house. The same thing you’ve been doing since you put on the bugles. This isn’t over.
Casey
I just want to know how a girl as tough as Jones could let her father push her to the breaking point.
Dawson
Heather Darden and me, we're just friends. She came over to talk and she fell asleep on my couch.
Casey
Boden: You left Henry Mills to find his own way. As I recall, he never found it.
Chaplain: Wallace, you've been holding that against me for a long time.
Boden: He was trying to repair a broken marriage. He needed someone to lean on. It couldn't be me for obvious reasons, which is why I asked you to talk to him.
Chaplain: And I had every intention of doing so...
Boden: If he hadn't of walked into that fire carrying so much anger, he just might have walked back out again.
Isabella: Miss McLeod, on this table here is a piece of paper awaiting your signature. Since it has been brought to the senator’s attention you don’t have a mandate to close anymore firehouses we’d like for you to sign it.
McLeod: I don’t think you understand…
Isabella: I don’t think you understand this: you may be able to bully your way around the State Fire Marshall’s office, but you’re swimming in different waters now, Gail. You’re gonna sign that paper or you’re gonna have microphones stuck in your face asking why your salary is a big chunk of the money you saved the city.
McLeod: If you would just stop to think for a moment…
Isabella: If you don’t sign that I’ll nail you to a cross so hard you won’t get a government contract as a meter maid.
Hermann: Yeah? He's sayin' that we made Jones suicidal and I'm supposed to swallow that?
Mills: No! Just own up to your own behavior and admit that you could have handled things better!
Hermann: How dare you! I was the last one to see her alive. You think that I didn't wonder -- over and over again -- what I might have done different? What else I might have said that would have changed her mind?!
Ding-freakin’-dong the witch is dead!
Hermann
No sir. This has nothing to do with what my father did or did not do with his time at CFD. This has to do with me.
Mills
