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Jesse Spencer, Taylor Kinney, Yuriy Sardarov, Christian Stolte, Eamonn Walker, Monica Raymund, Joe Minoso, Randy Flagler, David Eigenberg, Anne Lockhart (mehr)Streaming (4)
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Season 1 (2012) - 24 Folgen
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Season 2 (2013) - 22 Folgen
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Season 3 (2014) - 23 Folgen
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Season 4 (2015) - 23 Folgen
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Season 5 (2016) - 22 Folgen
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Season 6 (2017) - 23 Folgen
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Season 7 (2018) - 22 Folgen
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Season 8 (2019) - 20 Folgen
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Season 9 (2020) - 16 Folgen
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Season 10 (2021) - 22 Folgen
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Season 11 (2022) - 22 Folgen
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Season 12 (2024) - 13 Folgen
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Season 13 (2024) - 13 Folgen
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In "Chicago Fire" riskieren die Männer und Frauen des Firehouse-55-Departments von Chicago täglich ihr Leben in einem emotionalen Job, der nicht nur den Kampf gegen das Feuer beinhaltet.
Gemeinsame Schicksale, dramatische Einsätze und heimliche Liebschaften im Team verbinden die Personen miteinander und für viele ist das Department eine Art Ersatzfamilie. Im Department zu arbeiten, hat aber auch negative Effekte: Der Job bedeutet viel Stress und Gefahr, was sich auf das Privatleben auswirkt. Chef von Truck 81 ist Matthew Casey; ein echter Anführer-Typ, der privat mitten in seiner Scheidung steckt. Sein größter Rivale im Department ist der hitzköpfige Kelly Severide, Chef der ebenbürtigen Rüsttruppe. Er macht Casey für den Tod einer seiner Männer im Dienst verantwortlich. Ein weiteres Mitglied des Departments ist Chief Wallace Boden, der vor der Entscheidung steht, seinen Job an den Nagel zu hängen. Feuerwehrmann Christopher Herrmann wiederum hat finanzielle Probleme, sein Haus wurde sogar schon zwangsversteigert. Die Rettungssanitäterin Leslie Shay ist für jeden Spaß zu haben und kommt sowohl mit allen Kollegen gut aus - sogar mit der eigenwilligen Gabriela Dawson, die ihr Leben ganz dem Job widmet.
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When it comes to movies or series about first responders, pathos is sort of part of the territory; it simply comes naturally with the job for those who put their lives on the line every day. It becomes a problem, however, when the filmmakers are unable to judge the correct and bearable degree. If there is a little more of it than just right, it becomes inadvertently ridiculous very quickly. However, the creators of Chicago Fire have managed to find the right measure (so far). They don't need to celebrate the fire department with slow motion footage of a puppy being carried out of a fiery inferno - they simply let them get on with their job. Of course, it is adapted for the eye of the viewer; thus, the frequency of breathtaking and dramatic emergency call-outs is too frequent and somewhat over the top. However, all emergency response scenes work without exception; partially because there are no solo superhero stunts (which, on the contrary, would rather add work for colleagues); instead, there is a realistic interplay of many team members, where everyone has a precise role. Individual characters are also well depicted; everyone’s personal life is ruined (if they are lucky enough to have any at all) and they no longer expect any gratitude. The people they have rescued don’t tend to offer words of thanks but lawsuits. It's basically a big-budget, uncynical, American version of the British series Sirens about everyday heroes and, of course, an unacknowledged Third Watch spin-off. As far as the production is concerned, it’s pleasing that the creators are not afraid to take advantage of photogenic Chicago, and thanks to the budget, it looks and sounds good. And so far, only the Barbie-like duo of female paramedics is a nuisance; compared to the male ensemble (whom, in addition to male charisma also has acting talent), it is an eye sore.
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