5 Jaw-Dropping Chicago Fire Season 12 Moments So Far
Welcome to the blaze of glory that is Chicago Fire Season 12, where the heat isn’t just from the fires they’re putting out. We’ve seen our f
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Chicago Fire: Monica Raymund Exits Series After 6 Seasons
Fans of Chicago Fire have been experiencing lots of emotions over the last week. NBC confirmed that the series would return for a 7th season alongside sister
Chicago Fire Review: Severide’s Ex Makes Her Grand Entrance
There is no good outcome when you reunite with an ex, especially one you were serious with. But Chicago Fire brought back the ex to rival an exes anyways. Sar
Chicago Fire Review: What To Wait For and What To Go After
Isn’t it nice when life returns to normal after a period of upheaval? After Chicago Fire goes through one of these periods, peace and fun always returns
Chicago Fire: Severide’s Family Reunion and Dawson’s Dilemma
Severide’s Family Reunion: A Recipe for Disaster? Chicago Fire recently stirred up some family drama by bringing Severide’s mother, Jennifer Sheri
Chicago Fire Review: This Change I Like, This Change I Don’t
My title speaks the volume of my thoughts on this week’s Chicago Fire. You can’t stop change when it comes, but when it’s something you don&
Chicago Fire Review: The Serial Bomber Crossover Conclusion
Leaving right where Chicago P.D.‘s 100th episode left off, Chicago Fire picked up the latter hour of the latest ‘OneChicago’ Crossover. P.D
Chicago Fire Review: Weighing The Value Of A Life
Chicago Fire has returned from hiatus while the Olympic Winter Games were airing. Now it’s back to business as usual. When last we left off, the boys ju
Chicago Fire Review: I’d Jump Off A Building With You
It has long been established that Chicago Fire‘s Casey and Severide have different personalities, and those personalities sometimes clash. They are boun
Chicago Fire Review: Not All Reunions Are Created Equal
Relationships that develop in the vacuum of Chicago Fire get more complicated when they’re between two people who work in house. Sometimes it works out,
