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Chicago Fire is back from another hiatus, but maybe the writers needed a longer break. I'm not trying to shade anyone, but let's face it — like many others this season, this episode lacked a certain something. Substance? Interest? Whatever it was, it was missing. When you have a show with this many

Chicago Fire has proven itself over the course of its twelve-season run. One of its most senior cast members, Taylor Kinney, has given the show (and its fans) plenty to love in his years of playing Kelly Severide. Because Kinney took a leave of absence during Season 11 following a mysterious

Watching Chicago Fire has always felt nostalgic, even in the beginning. The pacing, the dialogue, and the often unrealistic (but still highly entertaining) storylines are reminiscent of the daytime soap operas that you might remember from spending sick days off school at your grandma's house. To be

Does anyone smell acetone? Okay, we'll admit that this episode of Chicago Fire was a little better than some of the others this season have been. There was at least some cohesiveness and a theme, and we got a few moments that suggested what may lie ahead for the rest of the season. On Chicago Fire

There will be a new firefighter sliding down the pole at Firehouse 51: Chicago Fire has added newcomer Michael Bradway to its Season 12 cast, our sister site Deadline reports, just days after cast member Rome Flynn left the NBC series. Bradway will be making his TV debut as Jack Damon, a charming