Having Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. air repeat episodes this week has been rough for fans of the shows. Each of the shows has evolving plot lines and having another break between new episodes breaks up the great momentum that One Chicago had going at NBC. It’s still going to be a while
Last night’s Chicago Fire put the spotlight on a dynamic that we hadn’t quite been privy too before. “Shut it down” brought a story about how a series of apparently unexplainable gas leaks all over Chicago threatened thousands of lives. And while that plot was well done and exciting to watch, what brought it home
Last night’s Chicago Fire told us a tragic, but touching story. While “A Chicago Welcome” was more of a filler episode in season 8, the main plot with Casey and Brett carried the hour very nicely, despite the uneven storytelling on other fronts. I’m still scratching my head in confusion at what the hell happened
This week’s Chicago Fire had all the elements that make this show great. We had three parallel plots, and each of them served to round out this episode with all the aspects of a perfect night with our favorite firefighters and paramedics. “And Then Nick Porter Happened” was as funny and dramatic as it was
Last night’s Chicago Fire finally gave us the backstory on the new guy at 51. And I have to say, even though I miss my baby Otis dearly, Blake Gallo has been a great addition to the Firehouse. Usually, it takes me a little while to warm up to a new character. However, Alberto Rosende managed
The death of Otis led to Gallo joining Chicago Fire. The new firefighter is played by Alberto Rosende, who has also brought a lot of youth and excitement to the show over his first few episodes. The new firefighter is named Blake Gallo and he has already made several big saves for Firehouse 51. That
The One Chicago crossover event has arrived. Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, and Chicago P.D. will all encompass one thread of storytelling on Wednesday night. The television event is called Infection and it has three parts. NBC shook up the television schedule a tad for October 16, beginning with Chicago Fire airing at 8/7c. It will