When it launched in 2012, almost no one expected Chicago Fire to not only become a massive hit but launch its own TV franchise. A simple drama about Chicago firefighters has captivated fans with its personal dramas, amazing action and often frank discussions on social matters. It’s aided by a top-notch cast, most of whom
Chicago Fire Season 9 ended with a cliffhanger finale. The good news is that there was never any danger that the show would leave fans hanging. The series received a three season renewal before Season 9, so there are plenty more stories to tell about the Chicago fire fighters. Here is everything we know so
The Chicago Fire cast is going to feature medic Violet Mikami more often in Season 10. According to a new report about the show, actress Hanako Greensmith has received a promotion and she is going to be a full-time series regular. We first met the character of Violet when she became a love interest for
Some Chicago Fire spoilers were revealed by showrunner Derek Haas, who shared some interesting information about what took place in Season 9. There had been plans in the scripts that didn’t get carried out due to the show filming episodes during a pandemic. Specifically, Haas spoke about Sylvie Brett’s baby sister, the new child of
Chicago Fire is heading to Ion Television beginning this month. A syndication deal was reached between NBCUniversal Global Distribution and Ion for all nine seasons of the hit drama. While fans of the show wait for Chicago Fire Season 10 to begin in the fall on NBC, all previous episodes can be re-watched this summer
Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. air on Wednesday nights this week, with NBC showing some episodes from this past season. Each of the One Chicago shows is presenting an episode from earlier in the season, giving fans a chance to possibly view episodes they missed. The downside is that these episodes didn’t all
A Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, and Chicago P.D. crossover may finally happen again at NBC during the upcoming television season. The hope is that all three One Chicago dramas can do a crossover early in the fall, presenting some exciting episodes for fans to watch early in the new seasons. It’s been a while since
Joe Minoso has played Joe Cruz on Chicago Fire since the pilot episode, but the Season 9 finale threatened all of that. Chicago Fire showrunner Derek Haas was also not kidding when he said that viewers were going to be angry with how the season finale ended. After an emotional night for many of the
Are any Brettsey shippers still alive? Breathing? What was that episode? An epic love confession, a sex scene, and they escaped the finale unscathed? Are Brett and Casey finally going to be able to have some peace and quiet in their relationship? It doesn’t seem real. Last night’s Chicago Fire season finale had all the
Chicago Fire spoilers have come from showrunner Derek Haas right before what could be an epic season finale of the show. On Wednesday night, Season 9, Episode 16 of Chicago Fire will air on NBC, and viewers will want to be glued to their televisions from the opening moments until the end credits. It has