Chicago Fire 

The story of firefighters in Chicago, both on a personal and professional level.

Creators:

Michael Brandt, Derek Haas

Stars:

Jesse Spencer, Taylor Kinney, Monica Raymund

4 wins & 19 nominations.

Cast

Series cast summary:
Jesse Spencer	...	Matthew Casey 137 episodes, 2012-2018
Taylor Kinney	...	Kelly Severide 137 episodes, 2012-2018
Monica Raymund	...	Gabriela Dawson 137 episodes, 2012-2018
Yuri Sardarov	...	Brian Zvonecek 137 episodes, 2012-2018
Christian Stolte	...	Randall McHolland 137 episodes, 2012-2018
Eamonn Walker	...	Wallace Boden 137 episodes, 2012-2018
Joe Minoso	...	Joe Cruz 136 episodes, 2012-2018
David Eigenberg	...	Christopher Herrmann 134 episodes, 2012-2018
Randy Flagler	...	Capp 133 episodes, 2012-2018
Kara Killmer	...	Sylvie Brett 91 episodes, 2014-2018
Anthony Ferraris	...	Tony 91 episodes, 2012-2018
Charlie Barnett	...	Peter Mills 66 episodes, 2012-2015
DuShon Monique Brown	...	Connie 58 episodes, 2012-2018

Storyline

The story of firefighters in Chicago, both on a personal and professional level.

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Plot Keywords:

fire department | coworker relationship | father son relationship | brother sister relationship | mother son relationship | 

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Taglines:

Feel the heat

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Genres:

Action | Drama

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2012 (USA)

Also Known As:

Chicago u plamenu

Filming Locations:

Chicago, Illinois, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Wolf Films, Universal Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Trivia

Taylor Kinney and Steven R. McQueen previously appeared together in The Vampire Diaries (2009), where Kinney had a recurring and McQueen a regular role.

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Goofs

Most departments, Chicago FD included, do not allow firefighters on duty to grow out facial hair on the cheeks or on the lower lip or chin as Lt. Severide often does. It interferes with achieving a tight seal on the SCBA (air) mask as the seal gasket on the rests against those parts of the face. Firefighters with too much facial hair will also fail the mask fit test for the same reason. Mustaches (as often seen on Chief Boden, Mouch, Otis and some others) are not technically an issue, but some departments may have internal regulations that restrict them.

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Connections

Referenced in Chicago P.D.: The Number of Rats (2015)

User Reviews

Fab show =)

I love this show!

I had been recording this show but didn't get around to watching it, I never really felt like it as it can take time to get into a new series. However, one day when I was flicking through the channels trying to find something to watch, I came across Chicago Fire episode 10, already 15minutes in and as I watched I became hooked! I couldn't even make myself stop watching it and start from the beginning of the series! I watched episode 10 and then episode 11 the following night and then I went back and watched the series from the beginning.

I love the story lines, and the characters are brilliant. Nobody cares if the show isn't 100% realistic, it's not a documentary! If you want realistic shows then don't watch Drama TV! It's classified 'Drama' for a reason. I can't wait for the next episode and I really hope this show keeps going for more series to come.