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Hellfire Heroes
S2, EP1 "Hot Zone"In Slave Lake, Alberta, a burning oil truck triggers a wildfire; in Yellowhead County, Chief Bhari recovers the remains of two victims from a wrecked semi; Chief Jamie Coutts is called up to High Level to battle a wildfire.
Hellfire Heroes
S2, EP2 "True Grit"As a home burns in Port Alberni, Captain Scott Burrows can't locate two firefighters or the house's occupants; in Swift Current, a rescue operation at a wind turbine is fraught with danger.
Hellfire Heroes
S2, EP7 "Off Road Rescue"Chief Jamie Coutts and his crew battle an inferno in an oil storage facility near Slave Lake; 287 kilometers west, a freak snowstorm causes chaos on the road and in the woods.
Hellfire Heroes
S2, EP3 "Strange Days"In Slave Lake, black ice turns Highway 2 into a death trap; in Yellowhead County, volunteer firefighters stop a fully engulfed trailer fire from spreading to the woods; in Port Alberni, a four-man crew juggles two life-threatening calls.
Hellfire Heroes
S2, EP6 "Close Calls"Firefighters and Forestry Service helicopters battle a wildfire that speeds towards a campground; a high-speed rollover on a dangerous stretch of highway puts Chief Jamie Coutts on edge.
Hellfire Heroes
S2, EP4 "Ladder Matter"Firefighters fear the driver is still inside a burning semi; in Edson, firefighters use the Jaws of Life to free a driver when his pickup truck flips on black ice; a gas leak in Port Alberni shuts down a city street.
Hellfire Heroes
S2, EP5 "Greasy Roads"Three volunteer fire departments join forces to put out a trailer fire in Smith; thick fog contributes to a series of car collisions with fatalities in Port Alberni.
Hellfire Heroes
S2, EP8 "Miracles and Mayhem"Chief Jamie Coutts plays host to firefighters from Yellowhead County, Port Alberni and Swift Current to look back at their most challenging calls and what it takes to be part of the brotherhood and sisterhood of firefighting.
