What is it with Chicago Fire and deadly finale cliffhangers? Last night’s Season 5 finale ended, quite literally, with a bang. Following the trend of past finales, “My Miracle” started out as just another regular episode. Normal calls to the firehouse, car crashes and bizarre people doing weird stuff. Nothing out of the ordinary. What
Here’s your first look at the Chicago Fire Season 5 finale as we go through the highlights in photos. The finale, Season 5 Episode 22, is called My Miracle and sees the squad and truck put in perilous danger as a warehouse erupts in flames — and gets out of control. Casey ends up trapped
On Lifetime’s provocative Mary Kills People, the touchy subject of euthanasia is wrapped in a dramedy that sees a doctor moonlight as a mercy killer. One of her inner circle of confidantes is her own sister, played by Toronto-born actor Charlotte Sullivan. The six-episode series, created by Tara Armstrong and from Rookie Blue showrunner Tassie
Last night’s Chicago Fire was a bridge. It was that kind of pre-finale episode that sets everything in motion, so that next week all hell will break loose. And while it may have been a bridge, it was almost too slow, too calm. Maybe it was because the main focus of the episode were secondary characters,
Recap of Chicago Fire Season 5 Episode 20, Carry Me, from 5/2/17. We were not ready for last night’s Chicago Fire. Not at all. Ever since we found out about Anna’s cancer returning, I didn’t quite want to believe that they would go there, that the would actually kill her off. What was the point
Chicago Fire returned last night with a strong, classic episode. Even though we are five seasons in, they still manage to catch me off guard and punch me in the gut when I’m least expecting it. And that is exactly why I fell in love with this show in the first place, and binge watched
Jimmy Borrelli and Chief Wallace Boden are headed for the ultimate showdown tonight as Chicago Fire returns to NBC for Season 5. Borrelli (Steven R. McQueen) is still close to the edge following the death of his brother, and lashes out as he tells Boden (Eamonn Walker): “You got my brother killed. I’m going to
Beyond the Mask is a Revolutionary War action thriller spanning England and the New World in the years leading up to the 1776 signing of the American Declaration of Independence. Through the politics of rebellion, classism, racism and religion, it paints a picture of the struggles that beset the British making inroads into the eastern