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Chicago Fire season 8

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The eighth season of Chicago Fire, an American drama television series with executive producer Dick Wolf, and producers Derek Haas and Matt Olmstead, was ordered on February 26, 2019, by NBC.[1] The season premiered on September 25, 2019.[2] The season concluded on April 15, 2020.

Chicago Fire
Season 8
ShowrunnerDerek Haas
No. of episodes20
Release
Original networkNBC
Original releaseSeptember 25, 2019 (2019-09-25) –
April 15, 2020 (2020-04-15)
Season chronology
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List of episodes

On March 13, 2020, the production of the eighth season was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[3] Twenty episodes, of a planned 23, were completed.[4]

Cast and characters

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Main cast

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Recurring characters

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  • Andy Allo as Lieutenant Wendy Seager, OFI
  • Randy Flagler as Firefighter Harold Capp, Rescue Squad 3
  • Anthony Ferraris as Firefighter Tony Ferraris, Rescue Squad 3
  • Daniel Kyri as Firefighter Darren Ritter, Engine 51
  • Teddy Sears as Chaplain Kyle Sheffield
  • Eloise Mumford as Hope Jacquinot
  • Hanako Greensmith as Paramedic Violet Mikami of Firehouse 20
  • Gary Cole as Fire Commissioner Carl Grissom

Guest characters

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Crossover characters

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Episodes

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Main article: List of Chicago Fire episodes
No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateProd.
code		U.S. viewers
(millions)
1601"Sacred Ground"Reza TabriziDerek HaasSeptember 25, 2019 (2019-09-25)8017.32[7]
Chaos ensues at the mattress factory fire, the boiler explodes and Otis is critically injured. He dies at Med from his injuries, devastating Cruz and the rest of 51. Three months later, Brett has moved back to Fowlerton with the Chaplain following their engagement—where she's confronted almost at once by her old friend Hope, who wreaked havoc at 51 in the past. Foster adjusts to Brett's departure with a new recruit. Boden receives news that the CFD has scheduled an inquiry into the mattress fire putting all the blame on Casey. Later on, a memorial is placed at the Firehouse in Otis' name, and Casey is exonerated after Boden stands up for him at the hearing.
1612"A Real Shot in the Arm"Sanford BookstaverAndrea Newman & Michael GilvaryOctober 2, 2019 (2019-10-02)8027.64[8]
Casey and Severide butt heads with Boden about bringing in Gallo, as a new recruit, who seems to be a risk taker following Otis’ death. Meanwhile, Brett contemplates moving back to Chicago as she misses her friends at 51. Meanwhile, Herrmann struggles to sell Otis' share of Molly’s in order to save the bar. Foster tries to bond with her new partner.
1623"Badlands"Olivia NewmanMichael A. O'SheaOctober 9, 2019 (2019-10-09)8037.70[9]
Brett returns to 51 and immediately she and Foster deal with a call at a juvenile detention center. Brett suspects one of the officers had used gross misconduct against one of the teenage inmates. Meanwhile, Boden receives news about new recruit Gallo’s past and asks Kidd to attend a leadership seminar as the Firehouse 51's representative. Also, everyone at 51 tries to adjust to a new high tech call system.
1634"Infection: Part I"Reza TabriziTeleplay by : Derek Haas
Story by : Dick Wolf & Derek Haas		October 16, 2019 (2019-10-16)8048.23[10]

During a tailgate for a Chicago Bears game, Casey and other first responders help a man who has a flesh-eating bacteria on his leg. Soon after, four more victims come down with the same symptoms, leading to a massive outbreak. Later on, 51 responds to a call at a University that specializes in biological research. The team comes to the conclusion that the case was arson. The episode ends with Detective Jay Halstead and Officer Adam Ruzek finding evidence that points to the first victim as the prime suspect. Meanwhile, Cruz plans to propose to his girlfriend Chloe and Boden selects his firehouse to be on duty during the city's Oktoberfest festivities, much to everyone's chagrin.

The first part of a three-part episode that continues on Chicago Med and concludes on Chicago P.D.
1645"Buckle Up"Leslie LibmanMatt WhitneyOctober 23, 2019 (2019-10-23)8057.87[11]
After responding to a series of calls involving near fatal car accidents involving tow trucks, Severide begins to suspect that these incidents might be deliberate and launches his own investigation. Hermann lectures one of his kids after coming to the aid of one of the latter's friends at a pool party. Meanwhile, Kidd travels to a leadership conference, but is met with an icy reception—at first. Meanwhile, Brett uses Mouch’s idea to develop a firehouse newsletter. Also, after hearing about Cruz’s break up, Brett tries to encourage Chloe to give Cruz another chance. Cruz runs into Chloe outside his apartment and, after she confesses her fears but presents him a happy surprise, Cruz proposes and they kiss.
1656"What Went Wrong"Sanford BookstaverJamila DanielOctober 30, 2019 (2019-10-30)8067.45[12]
Casey comes down hard on Gallo for disobeying a direct order during a call and reconsiders the latter's future in the CFD. After learning about Gallo’s past, Casey tries to get him to open up and explain his actions. Gallo explains that he lost his family in a fire when he was young. Meanwhile, during the same call, the elderly victim dies from her injuries and Severide and Cruz begin to suspect that the fire might have been intentional. Also, Brett, Kidd and Foster create a Women’s lounge at 51. However, things begin to get out of control when women from other firehouses begin to destroy the room. After his engagement, Cruz asks Severide to be his best man.
1667"Welcome to Crazytown"Carl SeatonAndrea Newman & Michael GilvaryNovember 6, 2019 (2019-11-06)8077.68[13]
51 deals with a hostage situation while on a call at an apartment fire. At the same call, Hermann gets into a situation with a police officer and is later hit with an assault charge which may result in the loss of his command. Meanwhile, Severide vehemently objects to a transfer order to the Office of Fire Investigations, only to find out the transfer was initiated by Fire Commissioner Grissom. Also, Cruz is enfuriated to see his patented “Slamigan” rescue tool copied by a competitor at a firefighting expo.
1678"Seeing Is Believing"Eric LaneuvilleRon McCantsNovember 13, 2019 (2019-11-13)8087.17[14]
51 responds to a house fire where it quickly escalates as the furniture quickly catch fire. Hermann quickly discovers that the manufacturer of the furniture is the same one from the factory that killed Otis. Meanwhile, Severide settles into his new role at OFI. He reopens a case of a grocery store fire that was ruled suspicious because he believes that it was an accident. Meanwhile, Boden asks Kidd to be an instructor at the fire academy. Also, Brett sets up Foster to be a spinning instructor.
1689"Best Friend Magic"Reza TabriziDerek HaasNovember 20, 2019 (2019-11-20)8098.36[15]
All members of 51 including Casey are shocked to see Gabby Dawson (special guest star Monica Raymund) has returned to Chicago. Casey mulls seeing Dawson again after she invites him to a charity event. Meanwhile, Severide continues to have success at OFI. Stella begins to feel the effects of overworking leading to her getting into a car accident. Also, Cruz asks for Gallo and Ritter’s help after he finds Otis’ old broken flying drone. The episode ends with Severide and a member from OFI investigating a warehouse basement full of flammable objects and an offender with a flare in his hands leaving Severide’s life hanging in the balance.
16910"Hold Our Ground"Matt Earl BeesleyMichael A. O'SheaJanuary 8, 2020 (2020-01-08)8107.95[16]
Severide and the offender escape the basement of a warehouse after the latter holds a lit flare and fights Severide until he is apprehended. Soon after, Severide returns to 51. Meanwhile, Foster begins to butt heads with Brett and questions her leadership as PIC. Also, Casey and Gallo work together to investigate and find missing equipment which was stolen on a call and used to in a string of robberies resulting in all of Firehouse 51 apprehending the thief after a Dukes of Hazzard style chase through the streets of Chicago. Gallo runs into a rival at another firehouse in the process. After a call, Mouch comes across a letter and begins to track down the owner.
17011"Where We End Up"Batán SilvaMatt WhitneyJanuary 15, 2020 (2020-01-15)8118.17[17]
After a bedbug infestation hits 51, the team is forced to be relocated to Firehouse 20. Tensions immediately begin to get high with Casey and the other captain while at respective calls and the two nearly come to blows. All tensions are put aside after both teams escape a harrowing fire. Meanwhile, Brett, Kidd and Foster begin to think that Captain Leone has it out for them following their last encounter involving the women's lounge at 51. Gallo and Firehouse 20 paramedic, Violet Mikami continue their affair. Also, Boden receives news about a fellow firefighter and considers new protocols.
17112"Then Nick Porter Happened"Reza TabriziAndrea Newman & Michael GilvaryJanuary 22, 2020 (2020-01-22)8128.18[18]
Firehouse 51 responds to a series of false alarms at a boarding school. Severide and Casey discover there have been multiple false alarms at the same school. Meanwhile, Mouch recommends a new roommate for Cruz and Brett. Later on, they begin to regret the decision as his behavior becomes unbearable. Also, Stella enlists the help of Ritter to surprise Severide for his birthday.
17213"A Chicago Welcome"Paul McCraneDerek HaasFebruary 5, 2020 (2020-02-05)8138.18[19]
After receiving a new truck and badly needed equipment from Deputy Commissioner Gorsch, Severide and Boden look into what his motives are really about. Meanwhile, after a fire call that claimed an elderly victim, Casey and Brett tend to the victim's husband to figure out about his well-being. Herrmann and Mouch are at odds about the new truck. Also, Cruz begins to get annoyed with Foster after she throws a party at their apartment without inviting him. Gorsch's motive is revealed—and it surprises everyone, especially Boden, with its sincerity. The team rescues a child with the help of several people and later they attend the elderly victim's funeral.
17314"Shut It Down"Leslie LibmanNeil McCormackFebruary 12, 2020 (2020-02-12)8148.28[20]
Casey, Severide and Boden are at a loss when a series of gas leak explosions happen across the area with no explanation. Gallo grows affected by one of the burn victims—a seven-year-old girl sent into a coma—as it brings back memories of his past: his own seven-year-old sister died in the fire that killed their family. Meanwhile, Brett asks for Casey’s help when her birth mother begins to reach out. Cruz struggles with trying to plan his wedding and his bachelor party. Also, with a seat on Hermann’s truck available, Mouch enlists help from Ritter.
17415"Off the Grid"Reza TabriziMatt WhitneyFebruary 26, 2020 (2020-02-26)8158.66[21]

51 responds to a call of a group of teenagers overdosing on counterfeit Oxy. Former Chicago patrol officer Sean Roman (special guest star Brian Geraghty) returns to Chicago and informs 51 that his sister is missing and was last seen at that same location. Severide begins to suspect that there is more than what Roman is saying as he begins to search on his own. Casey encourages Brett to meet her birth mother. Severide discovers the youth who sold drugs to Roman's missing sister.

The first episode of a two-part crossover that concludes on Chicago P.D.
17516"The Tendency of a Drowning Victim"Matt Earl BeesleyAndrea Newman & Michael GilvaryMarch 4, 2020 (2020-03-04)8168.26[22]
51 responds to a call where a car crashes into Lake Michigan. Casey and Severide butt heads about rescuing the missing driver. Casey immediately suspects that it wasn’t an accident but the attempted murder of a young woman whose traveling fiance borrowed the car. Meanwhile, Boden and Kidd start a new fad diet together and their attitudes put everyone on edge. Brett and her birth mother Julie bond. Otis’ former girlfriend Lilly returns with an investment opportunity for Hermann. Casey and Severide discover the truth about the car crash—and the fraud behind it—when the crash victim turns up very much alive. Herrmann promises to help Lilly get her bakery open even if he can't help financially. The teams put an end to Boden and Kidd's diet edginess.
17617"Protect a Child"Brenna MalloyDerek HaasMarch 18, 2020 (2020-03-18)8179.02[23]
Casey receives news following a call when a fire victim’s neighbor had called DCFS on false charges against her. Meanwhile, after seeing young women on the streets selling drugs, Stella begins a program for at risk teens. Brett receives unexpected romantic attention when looking for a house for pregnant Julie and her husband. Also, after being denied a place for Officer's quarters, Hermann makes himself his own quarters—which doesn't work out quite the way he hoped.
17718"I'll Cover You"Eric LaneuvilleTeleplay by : Michael Gilvary & Andrea Newman
Story by : Ron McCants & Michael A. O'Shea		March 25, 2020 (2020-03-25)8189.20[24]
Following a call at a motel fire, Severide teams up again with OFI when he discovers a dead body in the bathtub. Meanwhile, Brett continues to get invested with her birth mother Julie. Later on, Julie goes into labor and dies giving birth. Members of 51 team up to find out the location featured in a photo of Casey. Also, Stella begins her new program.
17819"Light Things Up"Nicole RubioElizabeth ShermanApril 8, 2020 (2020-04-08)8198.99[25]
On Cruz's wedding day, chaos hits 51 when a group of protestors swarm to the firehouse to rally to get a closed firehouse reopened. Meanwhile, following Julie's death, Brett is forced to make a big decision when the former's husband begins to panic about parenthood. Also, Ritter and Gallo ask Boden for approval to start a social media page for the firehouse. In the end, Cruz and Chloe are happily married.
17920"51's Original Bell"Eric LaneuvilleMatt WhitneyApril 15, 2020 (2020-04-15)8209.46[26]
While at a chemical spill at a factory, Capp is injured and is afraid his career is at risk. Severide soon discovers that the factory had multiple violations with no one shutting it down. Meanwhile, Foster contemplates a big decision whether to return to medical school. Kidd grows concerned with one of her students continuing to not show up at her firefighter group. Also, Gallo begins to have relationship problems.

Production

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The season premiere featured the departure of original character Brian "Otis" Zvonecek, played by Yuri Sardarov.[27] Executive producer Derek Haas explained that after the seventh season, they were not sure how they would handle the conclusion to the mattress factory fire. They realised that they had placed characters in danger before having them saved too many times.[27] Haas continued, "The audience has to be reminded that these calls are dangerous and sometimes people don't make it. We thought, what if we killed off Otis and he dies heroically? We realized there was so much emotional landscape we could cover."[27] Haas spoke with Chicago creator Dick Wolf about the decision first, before informing Sardarov that he was being written out. Sardarov agreed to return for the eighth-season premiere.[27] Haas confirmed that he considered killing off Darren Ritter (Daniel Kyri), but as he was only introduced in the seventh season, his death would not have the same impact as an original cast member.[27] Otis' death also gave the writers the chance to script a memorial at the firehouse which had not been done in the series before.[27] Haas hoped that Sardarov would agree to reprise the role for future appearances.[27]

Another ongoing storyline follows Paramedic Sylvie Brett (Kara Killmer), who has left Chicago with her fiancé Kyle Sheffield (Teddy Sears) for a small town in Indiana. Haas wanted "to follow through with her agreeing to marry Kyle."[27] He also wanted to bring back her former friend Hope Jacquinot (Eloise Mumford) for the storyline.[27]

Actor Alberto Rosende joins the cast in the recurring role of firefighter Blake Gallo.[28] Haas said the show needed "fresh energy" and called the character a "junior Casey/junior Severide".[27] He added that not everyone in the house is keen on bringing Blake in.[27] On December 13, 2019 it was announced that Rosende was upped to a series regular.[5]

On October 30, 2019, it was announced that former main cast member Monica Raymund would be returning as Gabriela Dawson for the mid-season finale in episode 9, “Best Friend Magic,” on November 20, 2019.[6][29]

On April 16, 2020, it was announced that Annie Ilonzeh, who plays Emily Foster has left the series after two seasons.[30]

Crossover

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The fourth episode of the season begins a crossover event with Chicago Med and Chicago P.D..[31] Derek Haas and Dick Wolf wrote the story for all three parts and Haas wrote the teleplay for part one.[31] The plot revolves around "a mysterious illness".[31] Another crossover with P.D. aired on February 26 and included the return of Brian Geraghty as Sean Roman.[32]

Ratings

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Viewership and ratings per episode of Chicago Fire season 8
No. Title Air date Rating/share
(18–49)		 Viewers
(millions)		 DVR
(18–49)		 DVR viewers
(millions)		 Total
(18–49)		 Total viewers
(millions)
1 "Sacred Ground" September 25, 2019 1.1/5 7.32[7] 0.8 3.99 2.0 11.32[33]
2 "A Real Shot in the Arm" October 2, 2019 1.1/5 7.64[8] 0.7 3.45 1.8 11.10[34]
3 "Badlands" October 9, 2019 1.2/6 7.70[9] 0.7 3.46 1.9 11.17[35]
4 "Infection: Part I" October 16, 2019 1.3/7 8.23[10] 0.6 3.21 2.0 11.45[36]
5 "Buckle Up" October 23, 2019 1.2/6 7.87[11] 0.6 3.35 1.9 11.22[37]
6 "What Went Wrong" October 30, 2019 1.2/5 7.45[12] 0.6 3.29 1.8 10.75[38]
7 "Welcome to Crazytown" November 6, 2019 1.1/5 7.68[13] 0.7 3.50 1.8 11.19[39]
8 "Seeing Is Believing" November 13, 2019 1.1/5 7.17[14] 0.7 3.54 1.8 10.72[40]
9 "Best Friend Magic" November 20, 2019 1.2/6 8.36[15] 0.6 3.32 1.8 11.69[41]
10 "Hold Our Ground" January 8, 2020 1.1/6 7.95[16] 0.7 3.69 1.8 11.65[42]
11 "Where We End Up" January 15, 2020 1.2/6 8.17[17] 0.7 3.60 1.9 11.78[43]
12 "Then Nick Porter Happened" January 22, 2020 1.1/5 8.18[18] 0.7 3.63 1.8 11.78[44]
13 "A Chicago Welcome" February 5, 2020 1.1 8.18[19] 0.7 3.46 1.8 11.65[45]
14 "Shut It Down" February 12, 2020 1.1 8.28[20] 0.7 3.61 1.9 11.90[46]
15 "Off the Grid" February 26, 2020 1.2 8.66[21] 0.8 4.06 2.1 12.73[47]
16 "The Tendency of a Drowning Victim" March 4, 2020 1.1 8.26[22] 0.7 3.33 1.8 11.60[48]
17 "Protect a Child" March 18, 2020 1.3 9.02[23] 0.8 3.53 2.1 12.55[49]
18 "I'll Cover You" March 25, 2020 1.3 9.20[24] 0.7 3.31 2.0 12.52[50]
19 "Light Things Up" April 8, 2020 1.2 8.99[25] 0.8 3.45 2.0 12.42[51]
20 "51's Original Bell" April 15, 2020 1.2 9.46[26] 0.7 3.19 1.9 12.65[52]

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