Warning! SPOILERS about Fire Country season 3, episode 6 ahead.

Casey becoming Bode’s boss in Fire Country season 3 as he and Audrey move through phase 3 of the training already created new detractors, chief among them Jake, who didn’t understand how Casey could train cadets by putting them in the most difficult situations ever. Casey evidently had convinced Bode to trust his instincts and him as his mentor, but that didn’t change the fact Casey’s presence was seen as negative by Bode’s friends, and even Sharon and Vince Leone. However, one detail revealing Camden Casey’s tragic history can change their perception and simultaneously kickstart the spinoff’s central storyline.

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It Would Work Based On What Fire Country Season 3 Showed Of Casey

Bode and Camden having in common losing their younger siblings and feeling responsible for it will have to change their relationship, especially after Bode stopped following Camden’s direct orders. However, Camden losing his younger brother and refusing therapy in Fire Country season 3, episode 8 can also kickstart the perfect Surfside story. Responding to Vince, Camden highlighted how he wasn’t there for therapy but for the cadets. Camden being forced to go to therapy can make for a compelling storyline, placing the partially known character in a different context altogether and making the spinoff interesting as a result.