@justwrite115 struggled with this moment in "Chicago Fire," and tweeted, "I'm wincing at home *for* Charlotte! Not the fishing hook in her eye!" @MeetUsatMollys had some issues with the previously mentioned eye injury as well, writing, "DID NOT NEED TO SEE THE HOOK IN THE EYE. NOPE. NO THANK YOU." @itshauteoutside took things a step further, posting an image of somebody washing their eyes out, and wrote that absolutely nobody needed to see Charlotte's injury. Even the official Twitter account of Wolf Entertainment, which creates "Chicago Fire," poked fun at the squeamishness of viewers, posting a close-up image of the makeup and prosthetics used to create the realistic injury.
Many other fans had no qualms about letting their displeasure toward the scene be known, such as @VictoriaScicut4, who wrote that watching the scene made them physically sick. @Wiselatina626 also wasn't a fan of this medical emergency in "Chicago Fire," adding, "I literally cringed and couldn't watch. Memories of past hook encounters when I was a kid. Never in the eye though."
Despite the fact that "Chicago Fire" has featured quite a few gnarly injuries over its eleven seasons, it seems like wounds involving the eyes are a bit too much for some.
