Fans of Chicago Fire recently got a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into life at Firehouse 51, thanks to actress Jocelyn Hudon. Known for her role as paramedic Emily Foster, Hudon shared a funny and endearing moment from the set, calling her work on the series her “unicorn job” — a perfect blend of challenge, fun, and camaraderie.
Hudon recounted an amusing incident during filming that had both cast and crew laughing. Without revealing too many details, she joked about the unpredictability of shooting high-intensity emergency scenes, where props, timing, and stunts can sometimes lead to hilarious mishaps. “Sometimes things go completely off-script, and we just have to laugh,” Hudon shared. “It’s moments like those that remind you why this is my unicorn job — it’s challenging, rewarding, and a lot of fun.”
The term “unicorn job” resonates because Hudon feels fortunate to work on a series that blends intense drama with genuine teamwork. While the show demands emotionally charged performances and physically challenging scenes, it also offers moments of humor and camaraderie that create a rare and special environment in the entertainment industry.
Fans quickly responded on social media, enjoying her behind-the-scenes anecdote and appreciating her openness. Many noted that it’s refreshing to see actors share both the challenges and joys of their work, giving audiences a fuller picture of life off-camera.
Hudon’s story also strengthens the connection between the cast and viewers. By sharing humorous moments, she invites fans into the world behind Firehouse 51, showing the personalities, bonds, and daily realities that make the series beloved. Whether it’s high-stakes rescues on-screen or funny mishaps off-screen, Hudon’s reflections capture the magic of working on Chicago Fire — a show that combines thrilling drama with a family-like atmosphere, both for its characters and its cast.
As the series continues to deliver action-packed and emotionally engaging episodes, fans can look forward to more behind-the-scenes stories, cast anecdotes, and Hudon’s signature humor. Her description of Chicago Fire as her “unicorn job” serves as a reminder of why the show remains a fan favorite and why the cast cherishes every moment on set.
