Tag: Christian Stolte
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 22: Red Waterfall
Jesse Spencer returns as Matt Casey again the Chicago Fire season finale. Here’s a preview of Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 22, “Red Waterfall.”
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 21 Review: Change of Plans
On Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 21, we learn that Severide has finished his training in Alabama, apparently, and is working on an investigation elsewhere.
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 21: Change of Plans
On Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 21, “Change of Plans,” Carver is looking at felony assault and suspension from the fire department. Here’s a preview.
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 20: Never, Ever Make a Mistake
When another shift makes a mistake, it affects Brett and Violet’s ability to help a victim on Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 20, “Never, Ever Make a Mistake.”
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 19: Take a Shot at the King
A dangerous chemical fire could mean bad news for Carver on Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 19, “Take a Shot at the King.” Here’s a preview.
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 18 Review: Danger is All Around
Any excuse to bring Matt Casey back to Chicago Fire is a good one, even if it feels wildly convoluted. Read our review of Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 18.
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 18: Danger is all Around
Jesse Spencer returns for Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 18, “Danger is all Around,” just in time to fill the void of Taylor Kinney’s temporary absence.
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 17 Review: The First Symptom
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 17, “The First Symptom,” delves into sweet character development and gives fans news everyone’s been waiting for.
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 17: The First Symptom
Brett and Violet help several patients with strange symptoms on Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 17, “The First Symptom.” Here’s a preview.
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 16 Review: Acting Up
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 16, “Acting Up,” makes the most out of Kelly Severide’s absence by allowing Cruz to grow as a leader. Read our review.