“Chicago Fire” Season 7 Episode 4 is going to be an exciting installment for fans of the firefighting drama, with the city suffering from a series of bombings. Is this a terrorist attack or the work of some other nefarious organization bent on destruction? Photos and clips depicting some scenes in the episode are also now available for fans to see.
In the “Chicago Fire” Season 7 Episode 4 synopsis featured on Carter Matt, the information provided as to what fans can expect is rather limited. However, the publication went ahead and provided more plot points that viewers will be able to enjoy. On the other hand, it would seem that the main driving force behind the episode is still the explosions that rock Chicago.
“Firehouse 51 is on high alert when a series of explosions rock the city. Herrmann (David Eigenberg) adjusts to his new duties and Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) gets a visit from an old friend,” the synopsis reads.
To be clear, it is not confirmed as to whether the explosions are caused by bombs or by carelessness with household items. However, considering that the “Chicago Fire” Season 7 Episode 4 synopsis speaks of a “series of explosions,” it might be safe to say that they are not likely caused by gas tanks. Then again, stranger things have happened.
Titled “This Isn’t Charity,” several photos of “Chicago Fire” Season 7 Episode 4, along with some clips have also been released online. Fans can check them out at Spoilers Guide, which provides a fascinating look into what the episode is likely to offer viewers.
“Chicago Fire” Season 7 Episode 4 is scheduled to air on Oct. 17 on NBC. Fans will not want to miss out on this exciting episode where it literarily starts things off with a huge bang.


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