Tag: Miranda Rae Mayo
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 4 Review: The Center of the Universe
The devastating loss we’re still not over does at least lead to some great storytelling on Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 4, “The Center of the Universe.”
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 4: The Center of The Universe
The team at Firehouse 51 works to save a young boy’s life on Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 4, “The Center of The Universe.” Here’s a preview.
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 3 Review: Completely Shattered
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 3, “Completely Shattered,” leaves us feeling exactly as the title says thanks to the loss of a beloved character.
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 3: Completely Shattered
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 3, “Completely Shattered,” looks ominous as the team at Firehouse 51 fights a fire at a movie theater. Here’s a preview.
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 2 Review: Every Scar Tells a Story
Carver learns what makes Firehouse 51 different from all the rest on Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 2, “Every Scar Tells a Story.” Read our review!
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 2: Every Scar Tells a Story
A dangerous call will test Firehouse 51’s newest firefighter, Carver, on Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 2, “Every Scar Tells a Story.”
Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 1 Review: Hold on Tight
Unsurprisingly, Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 1, “Hold on Tight,” starts out with a bang. Read on for our review of the season premiere.
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 1: Hold on Tight
Kidd and Severide’s honeymoon is interrupted on Chicago Fire Season 11 Episode 1, “Hold on Tight.” Here’s a preview of the season premiere.
Chicago Fire Season 11 First Look (Photos)
Brace yourselves! Here’s your first look at Chicago Fire Season 11, which premieres Wednesday, September 21st at 9/8c on NBC.
Chicago Fire Review: The Magnificent City of Chicago (Season 10 Episode 22)
On Chicago Fire Season 18 Episode 22, Kelly and Stella finally tie the knot, with a beautiful wedding that follows a pretty common trope.