Chicago Fire has a Halloween episode scheduled to debut this week, and it is going to include a haunted house at Firehouse 51. From the promo photos for the October 19 episode of Chicago Fire, it definitely looks like Chief Boden is going to have a lot of fun helping out. “Firehouse 51 hosts a
Chicago Fire Season 11, Episode 5, is going to feature a difficult call for the team. That call takes place at a mortuary, which, according to the TV promo, is going to lead to a few very intense moments. As for the humorous parts of the episode, they look to revolve around a haunted house
Chicago Fire rolled on with a new episode Wednesday night, which was the first new installment following the death of Chief Hawkins. The last episode of Chicago Fire hit fans hard, as it concluded with an unexpected death of a character that was finally finding his footing. As expected, the death of Hawkins hit paramedic
The Chicago Fire cast is going through some changes in Season 11, especially after what happened on the last episode. On a call at a movie theater fire, Chief Hawkins was killed by falling debris. It was a shocking conclusion to a dramatic fire call. It looks like that death is going to have a
The Chicago Fire cast used to feature actor Chris Mansa, but his character, firefighter Mason Locke, vanished at the beginning of Season 11. We first met Mason during Chicago Fire Season 9, Episode 12, where he pulled off a rescue at a fire that shocked the people from Firehouse 51. It turned out that Mason
Chicago Fire is back with the first episode following the death of a main character. In the show’s last episode, Paramedic Chief Hawkins died at a movie theater fire. Jimmy Nicholas played Chief Hawkins on the Chicago Fire cast, but his tenure ended when part of a building came down on Hawkins and the man
Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. have all lost characters in the early Fall 2022 episodes, presenting some pretty shocking storylines for the fans. On Wednesday night, Detective Jay Halstead turned in his badge on Chicago P.D., bringing to an end the time that actor Jesse Lee Soffer has starred on the show. The
Chicago Fire heavily advertised that “someone won’t make it” on the new episode of the show. We finally got an answer on Wednesday night, bringing all of the Chicago Fire cast rumors to an end (for now). In the promo video for Season 11, Episode 3, a fire was shown taking place at a movie
Chicago Fire Season 11, Episode 3 airs on Wednesday night, and the preview has already created a lot of buzz. The TV promo running on NBC has the words “someone won’t make it” flashing on the screen as Firehouse 51 responds to a movie theater fire. Does this mean that someone from the Chicago Fire
Chicago Fire returned Wednesday night with a new episode called Every Scar Tells a Story. It seemed pretty evident that the title was stemming an injury seen on the new firefighter during the season premiere. Regarding that new firefighter, Jake Lockett has joined the Chicago Fire cast as Sam Carver, a new man at Firehouse