CHICAGO FIRE
Tuesday, October 13
(10-11
p.m. ET)
“Let It Burn”
SHAKEUPS STIR THINGS UP AT FIREHOUSE 51 ON THE
SEASON FOUR PREMIERE—STEVEN R.
MCQUEEN AND BRIAN WHITE GUEST STAR—Lt.
Casey (Jesse Spencer), who is at the center of
an undercover operation to bring down a
trafficking ring run out of Nesbitt’s (guest
star Eric Mabius) strip club, finds himself in
very dangerous territory. Meanwhile, as a result
of the high turnover rate on squad, Severide
(Taylor Kinney) gets a rude awakening when Capt.
Dallas Patterson (guest star Brian White) is
brought in, much to Boden’s (Eamonn Walker)
dismay. Dawson (Monica Raymund) confirms her
suspicions that her life is about to change
forever and Jimmy Borrelli (guest star Steven R.
McQueen), the new
candidate, makes an unusual first impression.
Elsewhere, citizens of Chicago band together to
take charge of their neighborhood in protest of
a drug den in their area, resulting in
ramifications that severely hinder members of
Firehouse 51, who are called to the scene to
battle a blazing fire.
Kara Killmer, Dora Madison, David Eigenberg,
Yuri Sardarov, Joe Minoso and Christian Stolte
also star. Jason Beghe, Jon Seda, Nick Gehlfuss,
Rachel Nichols, Andy Ahrens and Fredric Lehne
also guest star.
“CHICAGO FIRE”
Tuesdays (10-11
p.m. ET); season premiere
Oct. 13
From renowned Emmy Award-winning executive
producer Dick Wolf (“Law & Order” brand) and
creators Derek Haas and Michael Brandt, the
writing team behind “3:10
to Yuma,” comes season four of the high-octane
drama “Chicago Fire” — an edge-of-your-seat view
into the lives of everyday heroes committed to
one of America’s noblest professions. For the
firefighters, rescue squad and paramedics of
Chicago Firehouse 51, no occupation is more
stressful or dangerous, yet so rewarding and
exhilarating. These courageous men and women are
among the elite who forge headfirst into danger
when everyone else is running the other way and
whose actions make the difference between life
and death.
The pressure to perform on such a high level has
a way of taking a personal toll, sometimes
putting team members from the Truck and the
specially trained Rescue Squad at odds with each
other. Despite any differences, this is an
extended family, and when it’s “go time,”
everyone inside Firehouse 51 knows no other way
than to lay it all on the line for each other.
Lt. Matthew Casey (Jesse Spencer, “House”) leads
the Truck Company, and brash Lt. Kelly Severide
(Taylor Kinney, “The Vampire Diaries”) runs the
Rescue Squad.
The firehouse also includes Battalion Chief
Wallace Boden (Eamonn Walker, “Oz”), a fireman’s
fireman who recently welcomed a newborn son with
his wife, Donna (Melissa Ponzio, “Teen Wolf”).
As chief of the firehouse, it’s Boden’s job to
keep everything in line and running smoothly
between truck and squad. Paramedic turned
tough-as-nails firefighter Gabriela Dawson
(Monica Raymund, “The Good Wife”) returns
alongside Paramedic Sylvie Brett (Kara Killmer,
“Beyond the Mask”) and seasoned veteran
Christopher Herrmann (David Eigenberg, “Sex and
the City”). Dora Madison also joins the cast as
spunky, spirited paramedic Jessica “Chili”
Chilton.
Also returning for the fourth season are Randy
“Mouch” McHolland (Christian Stolte), Jose Cruz
(Joe Minoso) and Brian “Otis” Zvonecek (Yuri
Sardarov).
In addition to Wolf, Haas and Brandt, executive
producers also include Matt Olmstead (“Breakout
Kings”), Joe Chappelle (“The Wire”), Danielle
Gelber (Chicago-branded series), Arthur Forney
(“Law & Order” brand, Chicago-branded series)
and Peter Jankowski (“Law & Order” brand,
Chicago-branded series).
“Chicago Fire” is produced by Universal
Television and Wolf Films.
