NBC releases a brand new trailer for Chicago Fire season 11 episode 2, revealing Kelly Severide and Stella Kidd’s dangerous rescue mission.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY
Titled “Every Scar Tells A Story,” the latest Chicago Fire season 11 episode 2 trailer clip (via SpoilerTV) shows Truck and Squad scrambling to save some construction workers. Severide cautions their subjects not to move as the ground is energized. Meanwhile, Kidd has to keep an eye on her new member, Sam Carver, as he struggles to help lift some workers to safety. Check out the video below:
Newlyweds Severide and Kidd Just Can’t Catch A Break
After a tumultuous time leading to their wedding, one would assume that after the season 10 finale cliffhanger is resolved, Kidd and Severide will finally get some downtime in Chicago Fire. Despite a ruined honeymoon, they can return to Firehouse 51 and resume their respective jobs, safe in the knowledge that everyone at the station fully supports them. Unfortunately, this doesn’t seem to be the case, as seen in the aforementioned trailer. While the clip may not mean much regarding what lies ahead for Severide, it could be setting up something big for Kidd, who still needs to deal with Carver. The pair has a history of working together, but based on what’s seen of him thus far, it’s clear he doesn’t respect his lieutenant’s authority after floating the idea that the only reason she got it was because she played the race card. Despite this, Kidd needs to endure and try to make things work between her and her new subordinate, since Chief Boden appears to be fond of Carver.
At least Severide and Kidd are still strong together, however. It’s clear that the pair are madly in love with each other, and it doesn’t seem like a split is on the horizon for them. Things are worse for Sylvie Brett after she decided to break up with Matt Casey in the Chicago Fire season 11 premiere. The separation is heartbreaking, considering that both still want to be together, but the long-distance set-up is making things really difficult for them, motivating Brett to end it now. Hopefully, moving forward, both Kidd and Severide, alongside Brett and the rest of Firehouse 51 get their much-deserved downtime to focus on their personal and romantic lives.