Chicago Fire stars Jesse Spencer, Eamonn Walker, Taylor Kinney, Monica Raymund, David Eigenberg, Charlie Barnett, Lauren German, Teri Reeves, and Merle Dandridge.
NBC orders Chicago Fire, renews Law & Order SVU
May 9, 2012
Chicago Fire Law and Order SVU
NBC has ordered drama Chicago Fire about the men and women of the chicago fire department and renewed Law & Order SVU for a 14th season both shows are produced by Dick Wolf.
Chicago Fire stars Jesse Spencer, Eamonn Walker, Taylor Kinney, Monica Raymund, David Eigenberg, Charlie Barnett, Lauren German, Teri Reeves, and Merle Dandridge.
Chicago Fire stars Jesse Spencer, Eamonn Walker, Taylor Kinney, Monica Raymund, David Eigenberg, Charlie Barnett, Lauren German, Teri Reeves, and Merle Dandridge.
Is Chicago fire the pilot Jesse Spencer was on?
ReplyDeleteJesse Spencer is also in Chicago Fire
ReplyDeleterescue me 2.0
ReplyDeleteWho seriously believes that there are two hot woman on the show? Dick Wolf? forgive me for comparing this to the rescue me masterpiece, this will probably be a generic procedural with one dimensional characters
ReplyDeletejesse spencer is the actor who play chase in house congrats for the new gig,law and order deserve the renewal the writer began to fix the storyline making more believable.
ReplyDeleteYES! SVU, 13th season and is still classy.
ReplyDeleteYay for Jesse getting a post House gig
ReplyDeleteThanks! The pic wasn't attached to the entry when I first saw it.
ReplyDeleteSo happy for SVU, great show as always.
ReplyDeleteLauren German? I think I'm still scarred by her stint on H50.
ReplyDeleteOh, come on. Just like Larisa Oleynik's stint on the show, it was the show's writers and the 'shippers watching H50 that made their stint on the show a nightmare. There wasn't anything wrong with either of them except for the failure of the writers to do anything interesting with their characters.
ReplyDeleteI don't disagree with your comment about the bad writing for her character. But she didn't exactly shine as an actress - she was pretty flat and emotionless throughout her whole stint. I had no problem with Larisa Oleynik's character at all - I was disappointed when they killed her off. And I'm not a 'shipper' or anything like that.
ReplyDeleteFixing the storyline to make it more believeable?? Huh?? I don't understand, all the storylines are believeable??
ReplyDeleteDisqus generic email templatesome of them is basic on fiction the last one was down to earth touch situation that really happen in real life & people identify with them
ReplyDeleteA lot is based on fiction, what you do see on this show does happen in real life. Believe it or not, a lot of people do identify with it. Even if you don't personally think it's a believeable storyline. Even those can really happen...
ReplyDeleteDisqus generic email templateI am 100 hundred percent agree with your some stories are base in real things other in fiction and people may be had that experience is the way that sometimes the writers develop or running the situation ,we call borderline to hot or to cold and we ask why in hell he or she wrote may be no make any kind of sence om: Disqus Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2012 3:16 PM
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Subject: [spoilertvhome] Re: NBC orders Chicago Fire, renews Law & Order SVU (Spoilers)
Writer117 wrote, in response to nellymendezcolon:
A lot is based on fiction, what you do see on this show does happen in real life. Believe it or not, a lot of people do identify with it. Even if you don't personally think it's a believeable storyline. Even those can really happen...
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