A Coffin That Small | Chicago Fire

Tragedy strikes when a rescue attempt at a tenement building proves unsuccessful, leaving the men and women of firehouse 51 affected by the loss of a very young victim.

Season 01, Episode 19, A Coffin That Small
Severide’s (Taylor Kinney) decision to put Mills (Charlie Barnett) on the fast track to move from Truck to Squad doesn’t sit well with some of the others and tension mounts between Severide and Casey (Jesse Spencer) over Heather Darden (guest star Chaon Cross). Shay (Lauren German), and Dawson (Monica Raymund) are forced to deal with a junkie’s crazy behavior while on a call and Shea considers a different way to have a family.

[judylynnlau]

The victims brother was indeed phenomenal. In the last scene, he was so moved by his brother's role models he cried, as if he knew what this arrangement of firemen meant. A formal goodbye with utmost respect and honour

[inayanabila]

I lost count how many time I watched this scene and I’m still cried everytime

[tomaskennedy]

That episode still affects me, however many years later. That final scene, with the house observing all the normal protocols they would for a firefighter's funeral, is heartbreaking.

[yousrich]

Poor little kid was going to become a firefighter like them, and they honored and respected him as if he already was a firefighter and one of their brothers that died.

The most beautiful scene ever in Chicago fire

[BulletNoseBetty]

They say the heaviest caskets are the smallest.

[Holtyk]

man that ending really hit me in the feels seeing them do that for
the family so much love and respect this show is amazing

[carbine]

This is the first episode i legit bawled my eyes out, he wanted to be a fire fighter and that broke me

[natashahipperson]

A parent should never have to bury their child ..it's heartbreaking

[funkeakande]

This is so humane and touching.... Actually found myself shedding tears.. Kudos to the actors, they do a great job bringing this situations to life

[meggrotte]

All I can say is I admire the chief and I admire firefighters because not only do they do their job but they have the strength to comfort the family members
Now I know why so many of them have faith in God. Because their job calls them to do miracles

[shonahudson]

Firefighter send off 😥😭 for a boy who wanted to be a firefighter 😥😭
BEAUTIFUL

[isaiahjordan]

This still stands as the most beautiful scene ever in the whole series. To me at least. 😊

[gamingfanatics]

Sad Ending but Beautiful Ending with a salute

[Idsjeboy]

I the child were both good actors. The kid that warned the firefighters did exactly the good thing.

Edit: what a beautiful ending. I almost cried.

[muhamadazrul]

I’m a firefighter from Malaysia and this scene makes me crying
This scene makes me memorise my recruits mate died when serving 😢

[emjaysmile]

It would be so sweet if his little brother become a firefighter in his honor

[murcielagokuroko]

he wanted to become a fireman, but died before his time, so they gave him a fireman's funeral, who would not cry at this scene?

[daniwinckler]

Wow, what a powerful scene. I definitely cried.

[davidsmirnoff]

These scenes are full of gut wrenching & raw emotion. Chief Boden is a genuine True Leader & his team follow his example.

They treated that little boy as if he was already in the CFD family. Brings me almost to tears watching this.

[DwayneDeveaux]

This mother is a phenomenally strong woman.