Who is leaving Chicago Fire season 11

Chicago Fire November 9, 2022

It makes sense that at some point, Kara Killmer’s character would consider this. Given that Matt Casey is living a totally different life now in Oregon, she can’t just sit around and wait for a chance that the two would be back together. Violet will encourage her to get back out there, but we don’t think it’s going to be easy. Some of her feelings for Matt could end up making it almost impossible.

Do you want to get a few more details all about what makes this upcoming story notable? Then we suggest that you check out the full Chicago Fire season 11 episode 8 synopsis below:

11/16/2022 (09:00PM – 10:00PM) (Wednesday) : Det. Pryma asks for Severide’s help on a case involving explosives. Gallo and Carver clash after Gallo improvises on a call. Violet encourages Brett to start dating again. TV-14

Now, of course this is where we point out that this is the last episode of the show before a short hiatus due to the Thanksgiving holiday and/or various specials. There is at least one more coming up after the fact here, so don’t be too concerned that you’re going to be stuck waiting until the new year to see what is next. We just hope that no matter what happens with Brett in particular, it makes sense for her character — and also, that it’s not something that is altogether rushed into.

Meanwhile, isn’t it interesting that Severide is doing these cases just as much as he traditional firefighting right now?

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What are you the most excited for when it comes to Chicago Fire season 11 episode 8 on NBC?

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Chicago Fire September 22, 2022

No doubt, there’s a lot to be excited about when it comes to Brett’s future, but that doesn’t us from being said. What happened with her and Casey was inevitable so long as Jesse Spencer did not return to the show. The writers weren’t going to keep her in a relationship with someone we could never see, since that limited the stories that they could tell with her. (Of course, we don’t want to see Sylvie in another relationship anytime soon.)

So why was this decision made at this particular moment? Here is at least some of what show executive producer Andrea Newman had to say to TVLine:

It goes to the evolution of that character, honestly. We’ve seen her shake up her life twice for [men]. When she came [to Firehouse 51], it was because of a breakup with a guy and then she moved with the chaplain out of Chicago. So she’s made a lot of decisions based on these relationships, and she’s become this stronger, more independent woman. So no matter how much she loves Casey, and it’s undeniable, she’s making decisions now that are for her own future and for her life with this paramedicine cause, which is really near and dear to her. We’re going to chart it, and you’ll see that grow a lot, and you’ll hear her talking about it. So it’s a lot of fun to see. She’s a toughie now. She’s a real strong, independent medic. When she came, she had some growing to do, and she’s done it. It’s a fun thing to watch.

Ultimately, we will keep crossing our fingers that Casey and Brett are eventually endgame, but there are so many things that would need to happen for that to take place. It’s hard to say how long the show will last, or if Spencer will ever return in a larger capacity. We’ll just have to see where the journey takes us.

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What do you most want to see on Chicago Fire moving forward, especially for Brett?

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