A suitably epic finale to the season with the entire 51 crew getting involved in thwarting a terrorist attack on the city. Whilst some scenes were a little unbelievable (you'll see what I mean!) there was some tense action throughout.
Just disappointed we didn't get a Chicago PD cameo or three.
We did, however, get news of Brett's future. Will she be able to adopt the baby or not? Some really solid acting across the board here. None more so than Kara Killmer.
The finale also included an appearance by Australia's Jesse Spencer, bringing back Matt Casey. Obviously the showrunners are trying to slot him in where they can, especially in Taylor Kinney's ongoing absence.
Now, following what I'll call part one of the finale cliff-hanger, Spencer's status as a full-timer on the show going forward is going ho need to be answered. Even before the finale twist, there were real-world whispers that he may be back, and his recent cameos talking about how the Darden kids are getting older lends credence to that theory.
There was another part to the cliff-hanger, involving another much-loved character, just after it looked like it was all sunshine and rainbows, and I have a sinking feeling that we'll be waiting a long time to find out what happens with the writer's strike and now the actor's strike threatening to scuttle TV's best laid plans.
If this was the last Chicago Fire episode for a while, at least it went out on a high.
Just disappointed we didn't get a Chicago PD cameo or three.
We did, however, get news of Brett's future. Will she be able to adopt the baby or not? Some really solid acting across the board here. None more so than Kara Killmer.
The finale also included an appearance by Australia's Jesse Spencer, bringing back Matt Casey. Obviously the showrunners are trying to slot him in where they can, especially in Taylor Kinney's ongoing absence.
Now, following what I'll call part one of the finale cliff-hanger, Spencer's status as a full-timer on the show going forward is going ho need to be answered. Even before the finale twist, there were real-world whispers that he may be back, and his recent cameos talking about how the Darden kids are getting older lends credence to that theory.
There was another part to the cliff-hanger, involving another much-loved character, just after it looked like it was all sunshine and rainbows, and I have a sinking feeling that we'll be waiting a long time to find out what happens with the writer's strike and now the actor's strike threatening to scuttle TV's best laid plans.
If this was the last Chicago Fire episode for a while, at least it went out on a high.
