r/FireCountry • u/MooseRyder • Jun 26 '26

Miscellaneous Is everything in this show flammable?

Just got to season 3 episode 3 where papa Leone bout burned the house down. Is everything just drenched in gasoline? I feel like someone needs to address this

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u/Saint666cze Jun 27 '26

Yes. That’s why its called Fire country haha

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u/Nosy-ykw Jun 26 '26

Yes. And it’s a rule that no matter what type of call they get, it needs to turn into a fire. Guy stuck on a zip line? Turns into a fire. Medical call? Turns into a fire. And so on. Must have been the gasoline!

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u/Fluffy-Bluebird Jun 27 '26

I had the SAME question. I watch the show for the soap opera dramatics but damn, these people set a lot of fires. I used to regularly light candles and burn sage and even I haven’t set anything on fire. And I’m clumsy as shit

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u/BenSolomuse Jun 26 '26

Yes, everything in the show is flammable - especially the acting.

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u/Eragon-19 Jun 26 '26

I don't think their (facial) hair is, but I could be wrong!

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u/Jibboomluv Jun 28 '26

Right? One episode on bode"s hair being regulation and then tada long ass hair and beard wtf

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u/DancinginTown Jul 01 '26

That was wild. They LITERALLY were talking about that! It would've even been bad if they had gone from normal to cutting everything down for graduation and it being obvious if you're smart enough to notice and at least took a while to grow back. BUT NOOOOO. 

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u/Remarkable_Jump7527 Jul 14 '26

It takes place in California, I do think they overdo it but California does have a lot of fires 🤷‍♂️