Chicago Fire saw a huge departure in the Season 7 premiere — with Gabby Dawson leaving the NBC show for good. The episode was the characters’s last proper appearance on the show, after the actress who plays her, Monica Raymund, announced earlier this year that she would not be renewing her contract. The Season 7 premiere
DuShon Monique Brown played Connie on Chicago Fire. When it was revealed that she died back in March, everyone was shocked. How she died remained a mystery for months with speculation running wild about the beloved actress. It turns out she was battling an illness and after being sent home from the hospital where she
Annie Ilonzeh has joined the cast of Chicago Fire for season seven. Ilonzeh will appear as Emily Foster, an easy-going and confident paramedic. She’s brand new to the Chicago Fire Department, but she’s eager to prove that she belongs and can be an effective team member. But like so many others, she comes with a past
Steven Boyer is joining the cast of Chicago Fire, playing the Assistant Deputy Commissioner Jerry Gorsch. Despite his short stature, Gorsch is dominating and aggressive, which doesn’t make him the best leader for the Chicago Fire Department. Boyer’s character is a former firefighter, but he appears to be eyeing the easier jobs at the Chicago Fire
Kim Delaney has joined the cast of Chicago Fire as Kelly Severide’s mom Jennifer Sheridan — but who is she and what is her background? Kim is probably best known to TV viewers for playing Det. Diana Russell on NYPD Blue and Claudia Joy Holden on Army Wives. She played Det. Russell for eight years from
Kim Delaney is set to join the cast of NBC’s Chicago Fire, where she will play the mother of Kelly Severide. Delaney’s character Jennifer Sheridan is a former party girl who is now on the straight path, attending church and apt to quote a few scriptures as well. She’s also fought hard to move on
Recap of Chicago Fire, Season 6 Episode 5, ‘Devil’s Bargain’ Even though the latest Chicago Fire wasn’t really memorable in terms of intense calls, it was a fantastic character-driven hour. Following the last couple of episodes, we now got to see how Casey is adjusting to life as a Captain and, let me tell you,
Recap of Chicago Fire Season 6 Episode 4, ‘A Breaking Point’: In what was probably the best episode in well over a season, last night’s Chicago Fire took my breath away. I’d heard we were going to have a Dawson episode, in which she was going to be in a dangerous situation while off duty,
Last night’s Chicago Fire (Season 6 Episode 3) was the most entertaining episode of the NBC hit show in a really long time. Don’t get me wrong, I love this show, but lately there was kind of a set formula to which the episodes went by. Random event happens, things are slow for half of the episode,
Last night’s Chicago Fire was everything that I had been hoping the premiere could have been. Even though “Ignite on Contact” felt like a continuation of the Season 6 premiere, the pacing of the episode was so much better, and it had that classic Chicago Fire vibe — cool case, drama and some funny moments,