‘Fire Country’ Season 1 Finale: Bode Has Family & Friends at Parole Hearing (PHOTOS)
Will Bode’s (Max Thieriot) parole hearing go his way? Whatever the outcome, he’ll have his friends and family in the Fire Country Season 1 finale.
Airing on May 19, “I Know it Feels Impossible” sees not only that day arrive but also the station 42 and Three Rock crews facing a daring rescue when a massive mudslide tears through Edgewater. As you can see above and below, CBS has released photos teasing both.
At the beginning of April, Thieriot told TV Insider, “We’re going to get to experience [the parole hearing and lead up to it] all the way. We’re going to draw that out and see how Bode’s parole date affects everybody and what it means, what it could look like for everyone in the future. We’ll see characters with reservations, wondering how he would do, and then Manny’s [Kevin Alejandro] always championing.”
As for how the season ends, he reminded us, “We love our cliffhangers,” and added, “As a viewer, my favorite thing is simply when I’m left wanting more — for good, for bad, for whatever — and I’m just left with having to see the next episode. We’re certainly going to leave everybody craving more and wanting to know what’s going to happen next.”
Check out the photos from “I Know It Feels Impossible” below.
Fire Country, Season 1 Finale, Friday, May 19, 9/8c, CBS
Sharon (Diane Farr)
Freddy (W Tre Davis) and Manny (Kevin Alejandro)
Might this be one of Bode and Gabriela’s (Stephane Arcila) last moments together while he’s an inmate?
Freddy’s days as an inmate could be coming to an end, too
Vince (Billy Burke) and Bode
Bode has quite the support system at his parole hearing
Cara (Sabina Gadecki) and Jake (Jordan Calloway)
Vince and Sharon waiting for good news
Manny
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G
Done with this show, feel good story no more
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J
I'm assuming the failed drug test is going to be explained away. (That guy Bode helped in this last episode is going to spill the beans that Sleeper (is that his name?) had the test rigged.) As other fans have pointed out, if Bode does NOT get paroled, he'd go back to prison, and the show would be over. If he DOES get paroled, he won't be at Three Rock anymore, but won't qualify for being a full-fledged firefighter. So I'm guessing there might be a third option?
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G
Fire Country a good show the ending very disappointing Bode sacrificed everything for one person. In real life that never would of happened. The writers wrote a unrealistic finale. They should of just kept him in the fire camp left parole out of it. Adding Sleeper another poor choice for the writers. To much on Bode personal life instead of what the show is actually about.
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O
I am so upset about how to show ended. I was rooting for Bodie this is seriously unfair. They could have came up with another suspenseful ending it's just not right. Now his parents doubt him and he's going to be left without Gabriella. He could have worked to get his friend out for the next season this is unbelievable I don't know if I will be watching again!!
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P
If Bode not paroled I am done with this show! Hate him in jail. He needs normal life with family.
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G
I'm glad that so many others feel the same way as I do. We watched week after week and the writers changed what should have been a happy ending. I was so disappointed in this ending. As I wrote in another comment, the season finale should always end on a happy note. Fans like to see good things happening on the last episode of the season! It makes fans feel good!!!!!!
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G
Well as most cliff hangers go, we won’t know till next season.
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