Chicago Fire

Fernsehserie
2012–
12
43 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,0/10

67.234

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

152

David Eigenberg, Hanako Greensmith, Taylor Kinney, Joe Minoso, Miranda Rae Mayo, and Jocelyn Hudon in Chicago Fire (2012)

Get a first look at Season 4 of "Chicago Fire."

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Disaster Workplace Drama Action Drama

Die Geschichte von Feuerwehrleuten in Chicago, sowohl auf persönlicher als auch auf professioneller Ebene.Die Geschichte von Feuerwehrleuten in Chicago, sowohl auf persönlicher als auch auf professioneller Ebene.Die Geschichte von Feuerwehrleuten in Chicago, sowohl auf persönlicher als auch auf professioneller Ebene.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,0/10

67.234

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

152

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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- 6 Gewinne & 26 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Some scenes which take place in the Firehouse 51 kitchen are filmed in the actual firehouse kitchen, others are filmed on a studio set. If you see a door to the left of the cooking area, that is the studio set; if you see a drinking fountain, that's the actual firehouse.

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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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7/10

Less personal relationships and more action

I have been a fan of Chicago Fire since day one. When it first started, I watched it for the fire and rescue related calls, the action. I find now, it is far less about calls or incidents to which a fire department would respond, and far more about personal relationships and political nonsense. I can get that junk on other shows. Last night I watched what I consider the best episode of Chicago Med produced to date, because it focused on the events of a hospital emergency department the entire episode, not personal relationships.