Chicago Fire is bringing back a much-loved tradition this October - and we think we speak for everyone when we say we're seriously excited
October 05, 2022 - 17:33 BST Eve Crosbie Chicago Fire is bringing back a much-loved tradition this season - and we think we speak for everyone when we say we're seriously excited.Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, the series' co-showrunner Andrea Newman revealed that the show's upcoming fifth episode in season 11, which is set to air on Wednesday 19 October, will be an extra special Halloween-themed episode.
It's safe to say that fans were delighted by the news and wasted no time in letting their feelings be known."Ooh, I love Halloween eps! SOUNDS FUN! Yay Stellaride!" one wrote.
Meanwhile, in her chat with EW, Andrea revealed that there is one character that fans will remember from previous Halloween episodes - the last aired in 2018 - is a big fan of the spooky holiday."If you're a viewer from the beginning, you remember there was a Halloween episode where we learned that Boden's [Eamonn Walker] favorite holiday is Halloween, which is such a funny quirk for that character to me," he said.
In a separate chat with Entertainment Tonight, she also added that it is Boden who is behind Firehouse 51's Halloween-themed shindig."We have the stakes of [Chief] Boden wanting to pull off the best haunted house ever at 51. Episode 5 is awesome Halloween-ness."Like this story? Sign up to our What to Watch newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.
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