Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med will be absent from the NBC television schedule next week. Despite only airing two episodes each during the fall 2020 season, all three Chicago-based shows are already going on hiatus, leading to many frustrated viewers who can’t get enough. It took a long time for the One Chicago
It finally happened. I apologize in advance if this becomes a Brettsey recap, but what else can I do? That’s basically what last night’s Chicago Fire was: an ode to this budding, tentative, adorable relationship between Firehouse 51’s Sylvie Brett and Matt Casey. Picking up exactly where last week left off, Chicago Fire Season 9
The winter hiatus for Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. has officially begun. The moment has come much sooner than fans may have anticipated, especially since each Chicago-based show has only been on the air for two episodes so far this fall. It took a lot of work to put safety precautions in place
Chicago Fire Season 9, Episode 2 will give fans some answers about what happened in that ambulance. The image above serves as a reminder of what happened in the final moments of the Chicago Fire season premiere. After a hard day on the job, Ambulance 61 was out on another call when the guy with
Chicago Fire has reportedly had to pause filming due to some positive COVID-19 tests. According to Deadline, multiple positive tests have surfaced, leading to a two-week suspension of filming. This means that filming of Season 9 episodes will have to be delayed until the situation clears up or that everyone has been cleared to resume
Chicago Fire returned last night with an action-packed season 9 premiere, filled with tension, promises of a new romance, and protocols for firefighters and paramedics to work in the midst of a pandemic. While season 8 cut off abruptly due to production halting because of COVID-19, they managed to get back on their feet and
The Chicago Fire cast has gone through another change with one actress leaving the show and another one joining up as a paramedic at Firehouse 51. On Wednesday night, viewers got to see the new-look Chicago Fire cast for the first time and it may have caught some people off-guard that a change had taken
There might not be a more popular franchise on television than the NBC Chicago One series of shows. When it comes to the elder of the shows, Chicago Fire has wrapped up eight seasons and it isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. The show follows the firefighters and paramedics working at Firehouse 51 in Chicago as
Actress Adriyan Rae has joined the Chicago Fire cast for Season 9, and she is going to have a central storyline on the premiere episode. Some Chicago Fire spoilers lead to her joining the show, though, so be aware of that as we dive into the new character here. The Chicago Fire season premiere airs
The Chicago Fire cast is going to showcase a big change right out of the gate this fall. When the show returns with its season premiere, one character is going to be suspiciously missing from the screen. Paramedic Emily Foster, who was played by Annie Ilonzeh for the last two years, will simply be gone.