Chicago Fire TV Schedule and Broadcast Network
The Chicago Fire television series airs on NBC with episodes typically scheduled on Wednesday evenings during the regular broadcast season. The show is produced by Wolf Films and Universal Television, and its schedule is managed by NBC's entertainment division. For the most current lineup, viewers can check the official NBC schedule page NBC Official Site for time slot confirmations and any midseason adjustments.
Chicago Fire is part of NBC's Wednesday night scripted lineup, often paired with other procedural dramas. The series has maintained a consistent weekly release pattern, with episodes usually airing at 10:00 PM Eastern Time. Reruns and marathons are frequently scheduled on NBC's owned-and-operated stations and cable affiliates.
Where to Watch Chicago Fire Live and On Demand
Live Chicago Fire episodes are available through NBC's over-the-air broadcast, cable providers, and live TV streaming services such as Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and Sling TV. These platforms carry the NBC network in most U.S. markets, allowing viewers to watch the show as it premieres each week.
For on-demand viewing, NBC's streaming hub Peacock offers recent episodes shortly after broadcast. Subscribers can access full episodes, exclusive digital content, and past seasons through the Peacock platform Peacock Streaming. Availability may vary based on subscription tier and region.
Chicago Fire Season Details and Episode Count
The current season of Chicago Fire continues the long-running franchise's focus on the Chicago Fire Department, following firefighters and paramedics in fictional Firehouse 51. The season typically consists of 22 to 24 episodes, maintaining the series' standard format of blending emergency response storylines with character-driven arcs.
Chicago Fire premiered on October 10, 2012, and has since completed multiple seasons, establishing itself as one of NBC's flagship dramas. The show is part of Dick Wolf's Chicago franchise, which also includes Chicago P.D., Chicago Med, and the upcoming Chicago Justice series Peacock Chicago Franchise. The series is filmed primarily in Chicago, Illinois, with many exterior scenes shot on location.