“You can hear about how much she means to people there, but it’s different when you see it, so he’s going to be faced with seeing it for the first time” he teased. Haas told TV Insider that Pelham will have to adjust to life with Kidd in the firehouse. He may have the lieutenant position locked up, but that doesn’t mean the 51’s loyalty to Kidd couldn’t cause problems. That said, things aren’t going to be smooth sailing for Pelham either. Watch One Chicago on fuboTV: Watch over 67 live sports and entertainment channels with a 7-day FREE trial! There’s been a lack of communication on her end, and given Severide’s growing friendship with Pelham, there may be some animosity towards the veteran firefighter and which side he’s on. In addition to her shaky professional ground, she will have to contend with Severide (Taylor Kinney) and her crumbling relationship. “Complicated” seems to be the opportune word for Kidd. “So she’s done some life evaluating and that’ll come out in the 10th episode.” “Sometimes when you get away from the situation you’re in and you’re on that hamster wheel and you take a breath and you’re doing something really worthwhile, it makes you question, what was I doing back there?”, Haas stated.
He justified his decision by pointing out Pelham’s leadership skills, his ability to fit in with the rest of the 51 squad, and various instances of him putting the safety of civilians before his own.Ĭhicago Fire showrunner Derek Haas recently discussed Kidd and what her return at the end of the episode means during an interview with TV Insider. Is Stella Kidd leaving Chicago Fire for good?īoden ultimately decided to give the job to Jason Pelham (Brett Dalton), who had been filling in as an interim lieutenant. Chief Boden (Eamonn Walker) said he was considering applicants for the lieutenant job, but he made it clear that Kidd would be taken out of the running if she didn’t make contact with him. This aloofness came to a head in the episode “Winterfest”.
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