Quotes from Chicago Fire

Disappoint someone - whatever. And disappoint the world. But never disappoint yourself!

It's my job as an old firefighter to teach the young firefighters how to become old ones.

Promise to be there for each other - always!

A crow wanted to be a peacock. So he put on colored feathers, went over to the peacock yard. But, the peacocks, they plucked them all away. So the crow, he tried to get back with the crows. They wanted nothing to do with him.

You want greater Chicago to know your business, make sure you tell Leslie Shay.

Dark skies don't always mean rain.

You're both supposed to be leaders here. Lead by example!

Truth always comes out for the innocent.

Brett: "We belong together."
Casey: "We do."
Brett: "We're right for each other."
Casey: "We are."
Brett: "When you know, you know."
Casey: "You do."
Brett: "I'm in love with you."

You have a choice. You can either choose to be in a bad mood, or you can decide to be happy.

There isn't a single man I've served with who hasn't been brought to his knees by what he's seen on the job.

Kidd: "You're wonderful, you know that?"
Severide: "I love you, Stella Kidd."

Herrmann: "This is that baby book I was telling you about. Lots of good stuff. Swaddling, soothing."
Shay: "Thanks, Herrmann. Hey do you know if it says anything about sleep schedules?"
Herrmann: "I didn't read it."

Headquarters called. Exam results are in. So I'm gonna need a round for the house, lieutenant!

Leaders lead from the front.

A hero's not somebody who's unafraid, it's the guy who's scared and does what's right anyway

Your Casey is out there, but you don't have to change who you are to find him.

You know you're in trouble when Kelly Severide thinks you're in trouble.

You can always take my word at face value.

Casey: "Rumors floating around you're gonna box in the 'Drop a Cop'. Fight that guy who slept with your first wife."
Boden: "It was my second wife and she's his problem now, not mine, so no I'm not boxing."

I am a firefighter and I will always be a firefighter.

When a stranger does a kindness for you, you look them in the eye and say "thank you".

When Andy died, without even realizing it, I found myself needing to be around people acting normal just to get my frame of reference back, pull myself out of the hole I was in.