Fire Department of Chicago's Season 13: Upcoming Episode, Cast, and Everything Uncovered About the New Season
In the heart of Chicago, the firefighters of Firehouse 51 continue to face challenges and triumphs in the thirteenth season of the popular drama, Chicago Fire. Here's a roundup of some of the season's most significant events so far.
The season kicked off with "A Monster in the Field," where a new chief shakes things up at Firehouse 51. Kidd and Severide investigate a trucking company responsible for a string of accidents, and Cruz keeps a watchful eye on Severide and Damon's growing bond.
In "Ride the Blade," Kidd asks Severide to create a ropes course for Girls on Fire, while Pascal questions Kidd's leadership. Meanwhile, Severide and Van Meter investigate a fire at a family-owned restaurant.
The crew is stretched thin in "Cut Me Open," as a performance efficiency expert evaluates Firehouse 51. Elsewhere, Carver takes care of a dog after its owner is injured on a call.
Firehouse 51 celebrates Violet's birthday in two consecutive episodes, first in episode 5 and then in episode 6, titled "Bird of Prey." Herrmann recruits Kylie to help get new radios, and Severide prepares to teach an arson class at the academy.
In "All Kinds of Crazy," Cruz helps Mouch take his studying to the next level, and Cruz's past comes back to haunt him. Meanwhile, Herrmann searches for the perfect scent to spice things up with Cindy.
The team responds to a crisis at a community center in "Down the Rabbit Hole," and Severide is forced to investigate one of his own squad members.
In "Through the Skin," Violet risks her job to deliver a baby on a tragic call, and Damon's departure weighs on Severide. Kidd navigates Natalie's complicated relationship with her sister.
"Into the Trenches Part 1" sees Herrmann reluctantly shadowing Pascal while Violet, Novak, and Dr. Frost take charge of triage efforts on-site. Novak prepares a proposal for Chief Robinson for a whole blood program.
"Quicksand" finds Carver's allegiances torn, and Cruz receives a chilling omen. Pascal and Severide revisit the storage facility fire in hopes of uncovering new evidence.
In "Chaos Theory," the team faces a catastrophic gas explosion and fire that threaten a city government building. Kidd helps a teacher going through a post-incident spin-out.
"Untouchable" sees Mouch searching for a victim's next of kin, and Herrmann prepares to take the Chief test.
The season's penultimate episode, "The Bad Guy," sees Kidd strengthening her bond with Natalie during a road trip.
The season finale, titled "It Had to End This Way," promises to bring the season to a dramatic close.
To catch these exciting episodes as they air live on NBC, you can use several live TV streaming services that carry NBC live channels. These include YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV (with NBC depending on your market), and others like FuboTV and DirecTV Stream. These platforms offer live NBC streaming, allowing you to watch new episodes live at their scheduled NBC airtime.
After airing live on NBC, new Chicago Fire episodes become available for next-day streaming on Peacock, NBC's streaming service. Peacock hosts all seasons of Chicago Fire for catch-up viewing but does not offer live NBC broadcast itself.
Stay tuned for more thrilling moments in the final episodes of Chicago Fire Season 13!
- The thirteenth season of Chicago Fire is airing live on NBC, which can be streamed using services like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, FuboTV, and DirecTV Stream.
- For those unable to watch the show live, new episodes become available for next-day streaming on Peacock, NBC's streaming service.
- The cast of Chicago Fire includes accomplished actors, like Taylor Kinney, Jesse Spencer, and Monica Raymund, who bring the drama and action to life.
- Some of the most significant events in the current season include a new chief shaking things up at Firehouse 51, a ropes course for Girls on Fire, a performance efficiency expert evaluating Firehouse 51, and a catastrophic gas explosion.
- Chicago Fire offers a wide range of entertainment, from crisp and exciting action sequences to heartfelt character-driven moments.
- Viewers looking for further Chicago Fire content after the season finale can catch up on all previous seasons available on Peacock.
