Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire is a TV show on Seven. Chicago Fire is an American action series written for television and executive produced by Dick Wolf, who is also the man behind other series about public services in Chicago such as Chicago P.D., Chicago Justice, and Chicago Med. In the show viewers follow the firefighters and paramedics from Firehouse 51 of the Chicago Fire Department during their shifts in the city of Chicago. The idea behind Chicago Fire is to show and tell the stories of the members of the Chicago Fire Department as they are confronted with often dangerous and impacting situations. The creators of the series work closely together with real-life firefighters in order to achieve a realistic depiction of what they do, and the firehouse shown in the show is actually a working Chicago Fire Department firehouse functioning as the headquarters of Engine 18 in real life.

Genres:Action, Series

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