Chicago Fire is heading into its 14th season, and catching up might seem daunting, but new fans only need to watch 10 ...

Mouch, portrayed by Christian Stolte, is a fan-favorite character on Chicago Fire. In season 12, he survived a serious injury that he sustained in the season 11 finale. This brought a change in ...

Several firefighters have claimed fan-favorite status throughout the past 13 years on Chicago Fire, but none more than Mouch McHolland, played by Christian Stolte. Those who love Mouch may have ...

This cliffhanger scene left fans uncertain about his fate. Thankfully, in Season 12, Mouch survived and returned to the Chicago Fire Department even stronger. As Season 13 has been released ...

During the Season 11 “Chicago Fire” finale, Mouch (played by Christian Stolte, who has been on the series since 2012 debut) was hit by shrapnel during a call with a live shooter. After being ...

Chicago Fire is going through some cast changes — which means not everyone is returning for season 14. The One Chicago ...

NBC’s Chicago Fire Season 11 finale came with plenty of shocking surprises, and fans are worried about firefighter Randall McHolland, better known as Mouch. The finale ended with a cliffhanger ...

The Chicago Fire season finale ended with several big cliffhangers. One of the unresolved storylines was the fate of Randy “Mouch” McHolland. And following that finale episode airing ...

Proceed at your own risk! Someone up there must be watching over Chicago Fire’s Mouch, because the Season 12 premiere revealed that the firefighter miraculously survived last May’s life-or ...

And if you were a Chicago Fire fan who has never also watched Chicago P.D., you might have thought that Mouch would have to save himself from whatever Kathy had in mind. Instead, Trudy came back ...

Will Sylvie Brett say yes to Matt Casey's proposal? And, maybe most importantly: Is Mouch going to die? No Chicago Fire finale would be complete without lots of drama, and Season 11's certainly ...

Mouch was seriously injured in the last Chicago Fire season finale. It’s a cliffhanger that will be addressed in the first episode of Season 12. That injury is also a good reason for Chicago ...