Chicago Fire has been picked up for a full season, NBC announced Thursday.
The NBC firefighter drama, which stars Jesse Spencer and Taylor Kinney, got off to a slow start...
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Was CW's Arrow — and its sexy star Stephen Amell — super enough? Did Connie Britton's Nashville on ABC hit the right now? And did NBC's Chicago Fire heat you up?
Now that the three new Wednesday-night dramas have premiered, we want to know your thoughts...
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House's Jesse Spencer trades in his scrubs and The Vampire Diaries werewolf Taylor Kinney declaws to play firefighters in exec producer Dick Wolf's new drama Chicago Fire. Here, the calendar-ready stars tell us what makes life in Firehouse 51 so hot.
TV Guide Magazine: Jesse, after eight seasons on House, how does it feel to ditch the medical jargon for firefighting derring-do?
Spencer: House was a great show, but very...
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Warning: Jesse Spencer may play a firefighter on TV, but in case of an emergency, it's probably best to call in the real guys.
"I failed. I killed the [dummy] baby," Spencer tells TVGuide.com of one of his recent practice runs at the Chicago Fire Academy. "I didn't find the dummy baby on the top bunk because I didn't know there was a top bunk and I led all my firefighters into a broom closet instead of an exit."
The run-through is just one of several types of training Spencer has had to go through to gear up for the part of Chicago firefighter Lt. Matthew Casey on Dick Wolf's new drama, Chicago Fire, which premieres Wednesday at 10/9c on NBC. The hour-long ensemble series follows...
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Day in and day out, firefighters like the team from Chicago Fire's Firehouse 51 are asked to put their lives on the line to save others. But after a tragedy takes one of their own, will the team be able to survive a deadly blaze — and one particularly nasty fall?
Law & Order boss Dick Wolf: Chicago Fire is not a fire-of-the-week show
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