Editorials

Fire Country is back for Season 5 with a new showrunner and some new characters but nothing seems to have changed based on the promo. Let’s dive in.

Fire Country is getting fewer episodes in Season 5 but that’s not bad for a show that actually needs to make major structural changes.

ABC and CBS’s Fall premiere slate is promising, especially with RJ Decker landing early, but mostly, it shows patience will pay off.

The rain started beating on Fire Country a while ago but Season 4 proves that this show has no idea what it is anymore. Let’s discuss!

Fire Country has cast a new series regular for Season 5, but there’s one thing that’s keeping us form getting excited: Bode. Here’s why.

Four seasons of romance left Bode Leone with enough exes to staff a rescue team, and Season 5 should give them the episode they’ve earned.

Fire Country Season 4 matched up almost every main character with someone new in record time, and the finale’s one truly earned moment only made the rest feel faster by comparison.

Jake Crawford’s string of bad calls in Seasons 3 and 4 has fans questioning whether Fire Country is quietly building its next villain.

Fire Country is battling an identity crisis. Did we really trade in action and flames for soapiness and romance?

Fire Country hoped to recapture the Clay and Stella magic from SEAL Team but its own logic (or lack thereof) sunk the ship.