Presently in Season 12, the NBC show follows the existences of the firemen and paramedics working at the Chicago Local group of fire-fighters at the firehouse of Motor Organization 51, Truck Organization 81, Salvage Crew Organization 3, Rescue vehicle 61 and Brigade 25.
Killmer, who participated in Season 3, reported in November that she would leave the series following 10 years in the job of paramedic Sylvie Brett. Prior to leaving, however, Sylvie will seal the deal with Chief Matthew Casey (Jesse Spencer).
"I think this is a characteristic end for my personality," Killmer told The Post.
"I kind of am childishly happy over the way that she began as an abandoned lady of the hour," she said.
"She was unloaded at the special raised area by her secondary school beau, and afterward runs off to Chicago to begin her life once again, and winds up across the passageway from her first love, the most qualified lone wolf in all of Chicago and Portland. I'm thankful to such an extent that the journalists gave her this cheerful consummation that each and every individual who's been on the excursion with her for a very long time has needed for her. To at long last allow her strength to pay off lastly get all that she's constantly expected."
About working with Jesse Spencer, 45, who left the show in 2021 yet has returned for visitor appearances, she said, "I advanced such a huge amount from him. He is a particularly fabulous entertainer and such a mind boggling pioneer, on-screen and off-screen too. He generally has a decent disposition. He's so purposeful about his work. He has a decent connection with everyone."
"He's one of those individuals everybody he cooperates with, you can be remaining on one side of the room and go, 'Gracious, indeed, I was simply attracted to Jesse Spencer.' And someone on the opposite side of the room will be like, 'Jesse Spencer. I love that person.'"
As indicated by Killmer, "everyone confides in him" on set. The Australian local has been a group of people number one since driving the series when it appeared in 2012.
"He just did really extraordinary work of keeping control and subtlety in his exhibitions," Killmer told The Post. "You need to battle for the things that he battles for. What's more, you're continuously pulling for him. That was valid in life also. He's a particularly phenomenal scene accomplice. Assuming you had told me at whatever point I initially began dealing with this show that our characters would wind up together, I would resemble — squeeze me. He is loads of tomfoolery."
Brett has been a "sad heartfelt" all along. Be that as it may, in spite of her excursions with Cruz [Joe Minoso], Antonio [Jon Seda] and the clergyman [Teddy Sears], among others, her relationship with Casey generally stood apart to her.
"I believe what's remarkable about Matt is that he never requested that she split the difference. He generally drew out the best in her," she said. "I love that they end up together, in light of the fact that I figure they in all actuality do draw out the best in one another."
Her keep going day on the show was their wedding after-party, which caused it to feel like "one major party."
"I got to complete my time here in an exquisite dress, eating a great deal of cake, doing something likened to the jitterbug with Jesse Spencer and the entire cast. It was ideal conclusion for Sylvie and for me," she made sense of.
"Something that I'm the most thankful for is that 10 years is quite a while. It is such an honor to have burned through decade in the extra room of people on call. Since we work connected at the hip with genuine firemen, genuine cops, genuine paramedics, each episode, each and every day. Something stands out about individuals who decide to be servicemen and ladies."
"Our objective generally as entertainers is might we at any point catch a small portion of the benevolence, the fellowship, the humor, the coarseness that these individuals epitomize?
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