Chicago Fire Season 3 Review
With the 2014-15 TV season having come to a close, TVOvermind is taking a closer look and reviewing the most recent seasons of some of network TV’s bigg
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Chicago Fire Season 3 Episode 23 Review: “Spartacus”
The third season of Chicago Fire closes out with a resolution to the feud between Truck and Squad. This is not put to rest without hard work, though. By the e
Chicago Fire Season 3 Episode 22 Review: “Category 5”
This week on Chicago Fire, a sneaking suspicion turns into an intense accusation aimed at Rice, and it threatens to tear the whole firehouse apart. Otis still
Chicago Fire Season 3 Episode 21 Review: “We Called Her Jellybean”
It’s Crossover Week, and things got started with Chicago Fire last night and will conclude with Chicago PD and Law & Order: SVU in back-to-back ep
Chicago Fire: Mills Faces a Life-Changing Decision
Mills Returns to Squad, But Faces a Crossroads In this week’s episode of Chicago Fire, Mills finally returns to his rightful place on the squad, but his
Chicago Fire Season 3 Episode 19 Review: “I Am the Apocalypse”
We’ve finally arrived at the Chicago Fire introduction to Chicago Med, the next potential spin-off from creator Dick Wolf. It’s been a steady intr
Chicago Fire Season 3 Episode 18 Review: “Forgiving, Relentless, Unconditional”
As the title implies, the theme of the week on Chicago Fire is love. Whether it’s love of people or love of the job, when you work involves life or deat
Chicago Fire Season 3 Episode 17 Review: “Forgive You Anything”
Boden is back and all is right with the world! At the very least we’ve seen the last of Chief Incompetent and have some order restored to the house this
Chicago Fire Season 3 Episode 16 Review: “Red Rag the Bull”
Is this a firehouse or high school? I’m really not sure anymore, because the stakes are higher, but it seems as if the games are still the same on Chica
Chicago Fire Season 3 Episode 15 Review: “Headlong Towards Disaster”
First of all, it is a tragic thing to lose a parent. Chief Boden’s decision to take some furlough time in order to make funeral arrangements and be with
