NEVER Take The Elevator | Chicago Fire
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Whilst directing a crowd of people through to fire exits Otis notices a mother and a child trying to access the lifts to the building. Warning them, and asking them to follow the crowd to the exit, he is unable to see them when everyone is evacuated
Season 7 Episode 1 "Closer Eye"
Casey deals with the fallout of Dawson's trip to Puerto Rico for relief help. Meanwhile, Firehouse 51 welcomes a new paramedic, Emily Foster to the team, replacing Dawson on Ambulance 61. Boden clashes with new Assistant Deputy Commissioner Gorsch-an obvious sycophant to the new Commissioner, Grissom-when he tries to clean up the Firehouse's reputation. Later, Casey is surprised when he returns home to find Dawson there to say goodbye.
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Poor Otis he looked so hopefull in the Elevator , but it was to late . And i liked how Chief Boden put his Hand On Otis Shoulder like " you've done your Best" .
Lol me to
If I where Otis I would cry
Hopeful dumbass
And use lowercase when no names are there idiot
@@Julia.Taunton-Clark99 You are forgetting the period at the end of your sentence.
i think all first responders should have mandatory free therapy sessions for when they go through things like this
In Chicago med Otis has ptsd from this and dr. Charles tries to get him help, but Otis refuses
Many places offer first responders therapy sessions for free but the numbers of places are limited in ways to help with mental health issues.
i don't know if the US has that but Canada does and I'm really grateful
@@viennaeckhardt4892 you and me both
I think a lot of places do that, but defiantly agree that all medical professionals should have access for sure
Man seeing something like that would scar you for life, even if none of it was anyone's fault it will haunt them for a while
u do know its all fake
@@razoh9248 his saying if it was irl
He did get ptsd.from that
IN THE SHOW
@@user-zg4dn1qd9w it is irl
I feel sorry for Otis having to see what basically became accidental suicide by her going into the lift
With her baby as well
@@shutbadge663 Soo accidental suicide and manslaughter?
@@riku3716 no
Elevators even say in them "Do not use in case of fire or other emergency". They are death traps.
Yeah but people never listened
Lazyness and being tired gets you thinking different
The mother is a karen.
@@ajurydiha she was probably terrified and not thinking clearly
theyre deathtraps when a building isnt turning to ash
I was shocked Otis seemed so relieved when they got it open and she basically sufferd the worst death imaginable trapped in a heated box burning to death with her baby
ikr this hurt to watch
Definition of being cooked/burn alive imagine what the baby have felt
He wasn't relieved his muscles contracted in Horror, same movement different reason.
@@kelseyswanepoel7056 I think he meant that he seemed relieved because he thought he's saved them, only to then find out their horrible fates.
@@seanclark5148 some commas would help
This scene broke my heart seeing them cuddled how scared they would’ve been 🥺😭
i love how joe even in crisis situation he still made the victim laugh to comfort her its so heartwarming to me
Wish they accidentally posted a full episode
Safah Hussain agreed
I don't see why they can't tbh
Or some random person recorded it for us
It’s on amazon prime if your willing to pay
there’s an app called Vozee that’s on the app store for free that u can watch it on
When a Officer or Fire-fighter or an Ambulance person Says Don't Use it. You DONT USE IT! a clear example of what happens. Dont Risk your life and your Child thinking its safer taking the Lift. Cause its not. Be Smart. Be Safe. Follow the Instructions of a Emergency Officer. They know better then you.
people be saying this is just a drama. but remember, situations like this, also happens in real life. i feel so bad for otis because it was out of his control. they could have been saved if they followed instructions.
imagine living in a society where they tell you in school constantly during fire drill and firefighter visits (if they do that) that you never take the elevator in a fire.
And then you do it....
In my school they just told us that when we were 11 years and then never talk about it lol
To be fair in my school they never told us anything about elevators during fires. And we didn't have a single fire drill during high school
In middle east we didn’t even know that fire drills were a thing
@@onedepressedgamerm6525 well this ain't the middle east now is it lol
Where I'm from it's common for fail safes to be built in to elevators so when the fire alarm gets pulled in the building the elevators stop working, you literally can't use them.
The only people i feel bad for is otis and the kid, the mother was stupid just absolutely stupid, she didn’t deserve to die but i dont feel bad for her (yes ik its just a show)
Me to! Lol xD
What you don't realize is that this is a flight responce and it wasn't stupidity. Yes she caused it but it's not about intelligence.
@@antayafairless9028 if it was flight she would have just followed the firefighters
Imagine being the kid. You would have no sense of what’s happened and would be terrified Right up until you die. It’s so sad
I really feel bad for both. It just looked terrifying
I remember some buildings are designed in such a way that when the fire alarm is activated, empty elevators won’t operate. It’s a good deterrent for those who want to take a chance.
Modern elevators typically open on the closest floor if they are in motion when a fire alarm trips. People are kicked out and have to walk from there.
This is only a small vision of what fire fighters truly see, my heart goes out to all of them🥺❤
Listen to the firefighters when they tells you something or your are going to be end up roasted literally.
It’s not a joke
Moral of this clip is perfectly clear: NEVER take the lift/elevator during a fire evacuation of a large building with an elevator system. You could get stuck in it when the electrical system malfunctions with fatal consequences.
Ahh this is the first time that Chloe met Cruz and now they are married and having a child. ☺️
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This was the episode I had been watching when a few friends got interested in the show, safe to say they were scarred for life.
Who else thinks this needs to be on Netflix?
Unknown User i was so mad it wasnt on netflix that i bougt all the seasons on dvds... who cares if it cost me like 90 bucks or so!
It's on prime video
@@CharliePtheOG dang 90 bucks
Fun fact if you have a VPN (one who still function with netflix ofc) it is disponible on netflix France!
This scene was heartbreaking
I know the mother made the wrong decision, but none of us really have the right to judge. When you are in that situation, it is easy to become overcome with panic and adrenaline, both of which can cause you to stop thinking rationally. She was told not to take the elevators, but the only thing on her mind was to get to the ground floor as fast as possible. Panic makes people do irrational things, we don't think properly, and we can make terrible choices.
When a firefighter tells you something, listen, they're telling you for a reason. They were below the fire floor, all they had to do was take the stairs.
This is an amazing comment so many people don’t realise how powerful adrenaline and fear can be
@@brandeeddcom I don’t think you really read the comment. In a situation like this where you are panicking so much most people loose common sense. Your body naturally goes into fight/flight mode and it’s just “get away from this as fast as possible”. You forget basic things you know. This is how this like stampedes and crushes happen from people running away from disasters.
I was raised by 2 generations of fire fighters. I would literally NEVER
@@SjofnBM1989 And I suppose that makes you better than us, then? Not everyone has the ability to keep their panic under control like you do, especially when their kids are involved. Stop putting yourself on a pedestal. Your parents might be fire fighters but they're still human.
This has to be my favourite otis episode just the emotion in his voice made me tear up. Such an amazing actor!
1:01 Lol we never see Rizzo again after Chloe & Joe move in together!
I love how everybody was knocking on the doors calling out, then there’s Hermann just booting the first door he comes too!
As a volunteer paremedic, I've seen some tramatic stuff, but nothing close to see someone burnt alive. It's something that would scar someone forever and I don't think any person should ever go through something like that.
I watched this scene once before and once after being a mom. Definitely cried after becoming a mom seeing this scene again. I know it’s fake, but just to imagine having your child in your arm and watching them die with you. Still makes me cry when I watch it again.
We learned from a early age in preschool to never ever get in a elevator,
It's a lesson to everyone and a explanation of why you should never use a elevator in a fire
In my opinion, it's common sense to not use a elevator in a fire. If the woman would have followed Otis's instruction in the first place, she and her son would have made it.
Thats true
@@rafaelalbertocayuela8661 yeah but sadly panic and smoke inhalation can cause people to not thing clearly and chose what their brain believes to be the fastest option out.
I have been looking for this clip for agessss tank ya
I must say that elevator scene was hard to watch, and I’m not usually one to be emotional during movies
And this is why you listen to firefighters.
The mom holding her baby reminded me of the plaster casts of the victims from Pompeii. I’m kind of mad at the mother for going in the elevator when she’s was specifically told not to. Her baby didn’t deserve to die like that.
This reminds me of how all those people in Pompeii died.
Not quite the same but ik what Ur saying
Yea elevators can malfunction and never use them in a fire or fire drill. Back when I lived in a big apartment building we had one elevator that would malfunction constantly and it would stop at random either at floors or in between and then either reset and go back to lobby or continue on to the next floor. I got stuck in that elevator for close to 5 minutes before it started to move again. I tried to avoid using that elevator if I could.
Number one rule in a fire 🔥
The video: NEVER take the elevator
The advert I saw before this video: *dancing in an elevator
Poor Ottis got PTSD after this event
what real sad isn't the mom and child dying, but rather there really are people out there that are stupid enough to not listen to others with experience thinking they themselves are right. people like these aren't worth saving.
Anti-vax people spring to mind.
In their case however, the not so insignificant detail that makes those people extra infuriating is that they don't just gamble with their own health, but are willing to put OTHER people's health on the line for the sake of their (gravely misinformed) convictions.
They still didn't deserve to die like that, no matter how stupid/Karen they are. Stupidity doesn't warrant a horrible death.
SEASON 8 CMONN
Honestly ever since ive seen this episode ive been scared of elevators...
the effects team of all Chicago series are amazing.
if you go into an elevator during a fire then thats basically natural selection at work
5:24 is the worst minute😰😭
I can't even explain how bad I felt for Otis right there when the elevator opened, more so than for the mother and child. Now don't get me wrong; their fates is absolutely horrific and I would not wish that on my worst enemy, the pain and fear must have been beyond imagine....but their ordeal is at least over. Otis isn't. He would have had that image burned into his mind for the rest of his days and knowing him, he probably felt guilty too even though he did nothing wrong and absolutely everything he could. That in my opinion is worse because the anguish never ends.
For anyone that's confused
In a panic she would have tried getting to the ground floor faster by using the elevator, (Never Do This In a Fire) not realising the one she used was he one acting up and by pressing the button to go down the faulty electrics sent it up instead, opening it onto the fire floor which when the doors open, would've been the equivalent of torching someone with a flame thrower.
The elevator would have jammed on that floor and the doors most likely stayed open too because of the electrical issue, you can see from what's left that she knew the huge mistake she'd made and used her last seconds to comfort and try to protect the baby. 😞
Poor Otis was the last one to see them alive and the first to find them after.
i feed sorry of the fire fighters in real life that sadly have to bear witness to situation like this.
Well that was pretty dark
And that is why lifts in England are connected to the fire alarm. Alarm goes off, lifts go to the ground floor and out of service until the fire brigade override or reset them.
I always had anxiety going in them as a kid when staying at my Nan's flat (14th floor of a 15 floor block) I was always afraid it would break down and I'd be trapped, now I'm even more anxious to go in them. They should make them so they all stop working in a fire. Absolutely heartbreaking 🥺
Poor Otis and he looks so relieved and proud of himself too until the elevator doors opened this is why you listen to firefighters and read warning signs if you’re the type of person who likes to take chances DON’T because it will get you killed and even if the mother and baby warn’t scorched alive if the elevator filled up with that much smoke, the baby would’ve died anyway from lack of oxygen
Love this show ❤️😂
Same
Same
I watch it everyday on foxtel
Same
I love how cruz ended up dating chloe
Burned to a crisp in a matter of seconds on Floor Inferno.
They were both grilled
After watching this and the Another (the anime) there is no way to use it again!
There is an anime Chicago Fire? And use what again?
@@remznaez No Chicago fire, there is an anime horror series the "Another" and when i said that i am not gonna use it again i was talking for Elevator!
That's good we like green
Well... credit to the practical effects team...
very sad of the mother and child
She got what's coming
I've always known about not taking elevators in a fire but I thought it was because of the risk of getting trapped. I NEVER thought it could be because an electrical fault would send it the wrong way into a fire and cook me! Jesus fucking christ.
Omg I’ve watched this clip so many times on tv and it makes me sad seeing that infant baby and his mother in that elevator
Seeing that just made me burst out into tears
Ughh I wish this was on Netflix I would watch it in a week bahahha
Joe is so friendlsy
OMG NO WAY
i was not expecting that...
I have watched ever episode and season of ‘this show and Chicago fire
Joe and his wife!!!!!!
i mean the dog was a paid actor bahahha
Love this show ❤️
I wanted nightmares so I came here, it does the job
This one was so gruesome to watch
they totally got torched alive, this is why you should always follow the instructions of a person thats trying to save you from danger and has experience in it
Boden knew exactly what Otis saw and that somehow makes it worse.
There is a reason why you never use the lifts in a fire.
They will trap you when the power fails or they could open on the wrong floor due to malfunction and kill you by exposing you to smoke and toxic gases.
Also, lift shafts also act as a chimney spreading heat and smoke throughout the building.
Oh . . . . . that's upsetting.
If only people listened...
OMG!! poor Otis, I feel bad that he had to see that.
This just ruined my childhood.
How?
@@poisonousjinx9823 It is really disturbing and made a scar for life.
I love this scena
Omg so painful and sad for the mother and child
"All units above the fire floor, keep your eyes peeled, we're missing a woman and a young child, I want them found"
That's unfortunate way to go
Just looking at the mom and baby..🙁🙁its so sad and tht sec tells a lot she was tryna protect her baby but it was to late
TERRIFIED TO GO IN ONE USING THE STEPS I WAS STUCK IN ONE AND I HAD A PANIC ATTACK NO MORE ELEVATORS FOR ME NO WAY FELT SORRY FOR THEM OMG RESPECT TO ALL
That was disturbing
That was horrifying
Never cried so hard to a scene
Love these show so much who agrees
Thats so sad 😭😢😱
What's this 2 uploads in 24 hours?
ya
After dawson died
0:55is that joes wife now??
Ah so this is what Otis seen when he close his eyes
On prime vid its stoped
Is it just me or the fact you cannot use the lift during a fire was hammered into my head since I was a kid? My primary school didn't even have lifts and we kept being told whenever there was a fire drill to *always* use the stairs. It is also the reason why even as adult, I automatically uses the stairs whenever there's a fire drill even when I used to work on the 20th floor. Not to mention that it is simply not an option where I am from because lifts are disabled immediately the moment fire alarms are triggered. They can only be moved if there's a clear sign someone is in there and it always goes down in emergency protocol. I vaguely remember the support staff in the building I worked in once got chewed during a fire drill because they didn't disabled the lift and force it to come to the bottom floor.
Maybe it's just me, but it is pretty stupid to hope people react "normally" when they deal with a fire which is why those in charge should've had options to force stop the lift and close it all at the bottom floor the moment the fire alarm starts. Or at least a built-in trigger to disabled the lift and ensure the come to the bottom floor.
I was told it since a young age too however I don't think all of them auto shut off
It made me emotional 😢
oh god i got spec ops the line images going in my head now T.T