Chicago Fire fans watch Brett and Casey each week wondering if they will or won’t be together. At one point, it looked like it was going to happen. Now, Brett seems to have moved on. It turns out, that she isn’t fully into her new relationship. Could she be leaving room open for a Brett
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The relationship dynamics are one of the best parts of Chicago Fire, and the whole One Chicago franchise actually. But the couple drama has been heating up on all three shows lately, and everyone has an opinion. Fans love certain couples but hate others and it all boils down to how the actors play off
Chicago Fire never fails to deliver the drama, be it emotional saves or heart-wrenching character moments. But one thing that fans of the show have been anticipating for the last two seasons is progress in the fan-favorite Stellaride relationship. During a recent press event, some reporters were able to sneak in a burning question about
This week’s episode of Chicago Fire was a new direction in the style of storytelling. They only focused on one call and two characters for the entire episode. Focusing the episode this way made the rescue felt realistic and unrushed. There was also no jumping between character storylines to confuse things and break up the
After last week’s episode of Chicago Fire focused heavily on relationship tension. Brett and Casey are trying to navigate around their feelings and figure out how to “get back to normal.” But everyone felt the wall Brett threw up at the beginning of the episode when she called Matt, Captain. Ouch. And then Derek Haas
One Chicago fans are disappointed to learn that there will not be any new episodes of the Chicago-based shows tonight. Due to additional coverage of the presidential inauguration and a primetime special entitled Celebrating America, fans will have to wait until next week to see their favorite Chicago-based first responders. NBC made the announcement on
Welcome back my fellow Chicago Fire fans! It was an excruciating wait, but now that our favorite shows have returned. Let’s talk about everything that went down in this week’s episode. As always here is your warning: SPOILERS TO FOLLOW! If you have not watched the episode and do not want to know what happened,
Last night was supposed to be the long-awaited end to the wait for the return of Chicago Fire, alas the wait continues. NBC announced a change in their programming plans as the events in Washington D.C. devolved. Therefore, the show will return next Wednesday, January 13. But, what can we expect for the upcoming episode?
One thing that is sure to always start a lively discussion, debate, and if we are being completely honest a knock-down-drag-out fight is best couples on shows. I happen to enjoy the first two. But, I have unfortunately fallen prey to the last one. I love Chicago Fire. And, after nine seasons, the show has
The longevity of a television drama is contingent on the quality of the characters. A show can have an intriguing story, lots of action, or comedy but if an audience doesn’t connect with the characters then don’t expect to have many seasons. Chicago Fire happens to be one of those unique dramas that has a