Chicago Fire

Taylor Kinney is getting married on the season finale of Chicago Fire! Airing tonight, May 25, the official summary reads that "The big wedding day arrives ...

Airing tonight, May 25, the official summary reads that “The big wedding day arrives and Firehouse 51 welcomes Casey back to celebrate the joyous occasion. “It’s been 10 years. He’s been fighting it for so long.

'Chicago Fire' ends its 10th season with its season finale, airing tonight at 9:00 p.m. ET on NBC.

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Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago PD are airing their respective season finales on Wednesday. The three NBC shows are sure to end on some dramatic ...

This Is Us was always intended to end at the end of that three-season order, and the Chicago shows do bigger viewing figures than New Amsterdam. Does this mean Chicago Fire, Med and PD will follow suit? This should mean that they are fairly safe chances to be renewed next year. NBC canceled three shows during this time: The Endgame, Kenan, and Mr. Mayor. At that point, NBC committed to nine new seasons from the franchise, three for each Chicago series. This also means that all these renewals run out in spring 2023.

Following tonight's season 10 finale, it absolutely makes some sense to wonder about a Chicago Fire season 11 premiere date at NBC.

Now that we’ve spelled all of this out, let’s get now to the next order of business: Just when the shows will be coming back. Our hope is that the show will continue to balance out drama with more lighthearted fare, just like there will be a chance to learn more about the characters. The first thing that we absolutely have to note right now is pretty simple: There will be another season of the franchise!

(NBC) — Wednesday night brings the season finales of all three of NBC's “Chicago” dramas. Possibly the most anticipated one is “Chicago Fire,” where wedding ...

The 'Chicago Fire' Season 10 finale features Matt Casey once again. Is he returning for good? Here's what we know about his future.

While the Chicago Fire Season 10 finale brings the season to a close, fans shouldn’t fret. The Chicago Fire Season 10 finale is nearly here, and fans can’t wait to see Jesse Spencer back in action. In the show, Casey decided to move to Oregon to care for the late Andy Darden’s kids. Fans are more excited than ever to see Matt Casey in the Chicago Fire Season 10 finale. It’s kind of like that with a bunch of our characters from the past, where we just love the actors, and we understand when a show goes on this long that people aren’t going to make a lifelong commitment to us. Jesse Spencer plays Matt Casey, and he left earlier in the season.

SPOILER ALERT: The following story reveals major plot points from the Season 10 finale of NBC's Chicago Fire. The day of the long-awaited Stellaride wedding ...

The pair decided to spend the rest of the night together before going their separate ways. Stella, I might never be worthy of you but I promise to spend the rest of my life trying. I love you with everything I got, Kelly Severide, and I can’t wait to spend the rest of my life with you.” But that wasn’t the end of the episode, not at all. But when the bride Stella Kidd ( Miranda Rae Mayo) and her groom arrive ready to celebrate, there was a scheduling issue that leaves them venue-less. The day of the long-awaited Stellaride wedding has finally arrived on NBC’s Chicago Fire and not even Matt Casey ( Jesse Spencer) was willing to miss it.

Jesse Spencer returns as Matt Casey in the 'Chicago Fire' Season 10 finale. Here's where fans have seen Spencer before -- and what's next.

Aside from this new show, it seems Spencer left Chicago Fire primarily to spend time with family and keep his creative options open. An interview posted by The Paley Center for Media shows him explaining how his agent urged him to go to test for the pilot episode anyway. But what is actor Jesse Spencer up to next — and where have fans seen him before? The IMDb page states it’s an “eight-part dramedy series set in 1979 Western Australia when Perth was at the center of the world’s headlines.” Showrunner Derek Haas told Variety that they asked Spencer to join the episode because of the wedding aspect. “Basically, we went to Jesse a month ago or so,” Haas said.

'Chicago Fire' recap: Severide and Stella hit some hiccups on their wedding day, while Brett and Casey face their uncertain future.

Now that the rest of the firehouse has seen Emma for who she really is, Hawkins is done kowtowing to her threats and orders Emma to clean out her locker. Then he tells Gallo that he’s now part of the old guard. We’re guessing the lingering look between Violet and Gallo also has something to do with her sudden feelings that dating her boss was a mistake. She’s now on board with the idea that at least one Severide man is the marrying kind. Let’s start at the beginning: Severide is asked to testify before a grand jury against Campbell. When the firefighter shows up to give his testimony, he spots one of Campbell’s guys with a knife. Best Man Casey kind of can’t believe that Severide is actually tying the knot.

With the Stellaride wedding, it was only natural that Casey and Brett would be around. Did they end the Chicago Fire season 10 finale still together?

Did you expect Brett and Casey to break up? Brett and Casey both made it back to Chicago for the Stellaride wedding. It was rather telling that the two didn’t get any time together on screen until the very end of the episode.

Stella Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) and Kelly Severide (Taylor Kinney) finally get married in the season 10 finale of Chicago Fire.

"Jesse is just like Casey: he's a man of his word and he was going to make it happen. We'll have to wait until the fall to see what kind of mess they're going to make. "Stella, I decided a long time ago that if I was going to be with you, I needed to be worthy of you, which seemed impossible: How do I become worthy of someone brave enough to show who they are inside and out?" I love you with everything I got, Kelly Severide, and I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you." Severide responded: "I'm even more grateful to have you. Stella, I might never be worthy of you, but I promise to spend the rest of my life trying.

The Chicago Fire finale should be a happy event, with Matt Casey (Jesse Spencer) and Sylvie Brett (Kara Killmer) back in the city for Kelly Severide (Taylor ...

While Violet tries to pretend that everything is “OK, fine,” thanks to Gallo and Ritter (Daniel Kyri), she fills Brett in on what’s going on. So it sounds like we could be seeing a return to Violet and Gallo in Season 11… It’s all happiness and love, so of course something has to go horribly wrong in the final moments. Stella, I might never be worthy of you, but I promise to spend the rest of my life trying. Then it’s Severide’s turn: “Stella, I decided a long time ago that if I was going to be with you, I needed to be worthy of you, which seemed impossible. Sure, Severide and Kidd are “meant to be,” as Casey says when nothing how much his best friend has changed, but they run into a major problem at the venue: The other wedding is back on, and the deposit came from that couple. “Yes, we are taking a huge, crazy leap into the unknown, but we’re doing it together and when I need to hear, you’ll tell me, ‘You got this, Stella Kidd,’ and I’ll know that everything will be OK because it always is when I’m with you. But “Brettsey” has to figure out what to do about their long-distance relationship, with her still living in Chicago, and there’s always the question of whether or not a couple will say “I do.” So, with Casey back after finding someone to cover his shifts — everyone’s happy to see him, and there’s even a “Cap” from Gallo when he first walks into 51 — everything’s in place for the wedding to go off without a hitch … right? “Kelly, the simple truth is that you are magic to me. Firehouse 51 does what 51 does best and works together to make this last-minute wedding happen, dividing up the responsibilities. The (very) good news: Kidd finds them a wedding venue on short notice and they don’t even have to pay a deposit because the couple that canceled their ceremony, freeing up the day, already did.

Jesse Spencer reprised his "Chicago Fire" role of Matthew Casey on Wednesday's season finale for the first time since exiting in October.

"There is the potential for me to come back. "It was a difficult decision because I've loved the show from the start," he said in a Zoom call with reporters following his exit. But the future for Casey and Brett is less clear. "But the joy he has now being a dad and fighting wildfires, (it) really feels like where he's meant to be." A blip with the wedding venue left the bride and groom scrambling to find a last-minute location. As the groom prepared for his wedding, Casey took the opportunity to get sentimental.

The Chicago Fire season 10 finale was one for the ages. Not only did the episode bring with it the highly anticipated Stellaride wedding, ...

If the plan was for Casey to return in a regular role in season 11, we imagine the writers wouldn’t have thrown that curveball Brettsey’s way. Seeing the two characters back in action has gotten fans talking and excited about what’s to come for the two characters after their returns in the Chicago Fire season 10 finale. It was a fitting return for both characters who made their way back to Chicago in time for Severide and Kidd’s wedding.

Chicago Fire delivered some answers that were a long time coming, but the Season 10 cliffhanger was an unexpected one!

Fire didn't deliver the life-and-death ending that I was expecting, but it looks that the premiere might deliver a life-and-death beginning to Season 11 in the fall! In fact, it came up enough times that I thought Fire might have been building to a twist of Brett deciding to go back to Portland with Casey for good, with Kara Killmer exiting the show. In the meantime, fans can always revisit earlier episodes of the series streaming with a Peacock subscription. In true Fire style, the finale also ended on a cliffhanger, but not the kind that I was expecting. They seemed determined to have one final night of happiness together, before Casey heads back to Oregon and Brett presumably sticks around to return in Season 11. I was wondering basically ever since the showrunners announced that the Season 10 finale would involve the Stellaride wedding if it would actually finish.

For the last few episodes of Chicago Fire season 10, Emma has threatened to out Hawkins and Violet's relationship. What happened in the finale?

Violet had a missed call from him at the end of the episode. We didn’t get a clear answer about what had happened to Chief Hawkins by the end of the Chicago Fire season 10 finale. Well, in the end, Hawkins decided that he couldn’t see Violet kicked out of her firehouse for something that she didn’t do.

While the wedding event still happened, we went into the episode learning some very sad news. It's all about the best member of the Firehouse 51 family, the one ...

The day before the Chicago Fire season 10 finale, Tuesday’s real-life handler took to social media to share some sad news. Will she just not be part of Chicago Fire season 11 without a reason? While the wedding event still happened, we went into the episode learning some very sad news.

'Chicago Fire' dog Tuesday has died due to kidney issues ahead of the NBC show's season 10 finale. Actor Daniel Kyri mourned the Dalmatian on Instagram.

"The love from you, Tuesday's fans, over the past 4 years has been immense," the post continued. - Jesse Spencer returning to Chicago Fire in season 10 finale Tuesday loved working on set and being a part of the Chicago Fire family.

Ahead of Chicago Fire's season 10 finale, Tuesday the Dalmatian's trainer shared that the beloved dog had died of "unforeseen kidney issues."

"Tuesday loved working on set and being a part of the Chicago Fire family. Chicago Fire was renewed for an 11th season in February 2020 and will likely return in the fall. Tuesday's trainer, Christine Mahaney, shared on Instagram that the dog died of "unforeseen kidney issues" on May 22.

Tuesday the Dalmatian died on Sunday, May 22, according to her trainer.

He said in an Instagram Story that he was “heartbroken.” Tuesday loved working on set and being a part of the Chicago Fire family. Allowing her into your homes and hearts will forever be cherished.

Last night, “Chicago Fire” star Lt. Kelly Severide finally got married to fellow firefighter Stella Kidd in the Season 10 finale of the show on NBC.

In March of 2020, he was in town to help Zoetropolis Cinema Stillhouse serve takeout meals. “He’s a very nice guy, everyone says that and he definitely is.” Nick G. Karpouzis, owner of Captain Gus’s, said Kinney was picking up a big order.

Chicago Fire packed an emotional wallop with its season 10 finale. Find out what happened in the end by checking out our recap.

That’s the balance that a good finale has to strike, and frankly, we can’t wait for next season. Chief Boden (Eamonn Walker) walks Kidd down the aisle, and the rest of the ceremony goes off without a hitch (well, except for the part where they get hitched). The couple exchange beautiful vows, and embrace before a beaming assortment of their friends and co-workers. Violet tells Ritter (Daniel Kyri) that she wishes Hawkins had done more to get rid of Emma, and she now feels distant from him. The wedding between Severide and Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) hits a snag when they’re unable to secure the venue they initially wanted, but Casey steps in to save the day. Severide is clearly shaken up to have taken a man’s life, but everybody assures him that it was self defense and he had no other choice. Severide (Taylor Kinney) is asked to testify before a jury on the physical attack he suffered, but his appearance is met with yet another attack.

(NBC) — Wednesday night brings the season finales of all three of NBC's “Chicago” dramas. Possibly the most anticipated one is “Chicago Fire,” where wedding ...

The Chicago Fire season 10 finale airs tonight. It's the wedding of the season, as Stella and Severide finally say “I do.” And yes, it looks like it's actually ...

You can watch the episodes on Peacock already if you want. What time can you start watching the episode? It’s almost time for the Chicago Fire season 10 finale. Severide made it clear that he’s terrified of what’s to come in marriage, but it’s time for the two to take this step. That means Brett is back, and the images for the episode confirm that. It’s the wedding of the season, as Stella and Severide finally say “I do.” And yes, it looks like it’s actually going to happen.

Chicago Fire's Derek Haas jokes he feels 'bad' for what 'fans are going to have to face' in the season 10 finale — exclusive interview.

“It’s a dangerous job as we’ve shown on this show,” Haas explained to Us. “I do think one of the things that makes Chicago Fire special is that because of the nature of the job, and because since season 1, we haven’t been afraid as a show to mix things up and shake things up and have people who leave actually leave. Minoso, 43, previously told Us that he and his costars are “all freaking out every year” when the season finale scripts roll in. “The final three episodes are like a race car revving up and then the second to last, penultimate one, it’s like the engine is getting up to smoking and then the car gets unleashed in the finale. And now Cruz has to be the second best man at Severide’s wedding. And the race is not over when the finale ends,” Haas exclusively teased to Us Weekly ahead of the Wednesday, May 25, episode. “I like it when everything goes really smoothly, and our fans are given what they want, and we really listen to what they expect and then we give it to them and they’re so happy.

Stella Kidd and Kelly Severide are getting married in the 'Chicago Fire' Season 10 finale, and plenty of surprises are in store.

Aside from the wedding, Chicago Fire left another loose end untied that will hopefully be addressed in the season 10 finale. Part of the synopsis for the Chicago Fire Season 10 finale reads, “Emma’s plans to replace Violet come to a shocking end.” Haas continued, “And I will say they should not have put Tony and Capp in charge of anything. Other than that, I don’t know that they should be in charge of anything.” Herrmann puts himself, Mouch, and Cruz on liquor duty and puts Violet and Gallo in charge of flowers. An especially wild episode is in store with special guests and plenty of surprises.

It may just be for one episode, but Jesse Spencer says his return to "Chicago Fire" was a sweet (and safe) one.