Editorials

Fire Country Season 3 seems to be moving away from exploring Bode and Gabriela as a couple, and this might the best decison made in years.

Fire Country has built up Bode to be Edgewater’s “Hometown Hero” but in doing so, the writers have created an unrelatable, flawless character.

All that can be said about Fire Country is that it’s as addictive as Bode’s addiction to heroics and Gabriela’s to being a mess.

Fire Country Season 3 seems to be course-correcting previous mistakes, but Gabriela’s destructive path isn’t one of them.

Fire Country has a lot going for it, but one thing it doesn’t is a logical reason why Bode and Gabriela are so hung up on each other.

Some shows veer in a new direction after their premiere season, but Fire Country Season 2 took a torch to the previous plot.

Fire Country has all the ingredients for longevity but has a few areas that need tightening, including Bode’s White Knight syndrome.

After all that build-up to Fire Country Season 1 Episode 15, Sharon didn’t get her kidney and another character is dead.

Halfway through Fire Country Season 1, it seems like everyone is hot for Bode and not always in a good way.

Starting Fire Country from Season 1 Episode 1 has been a trial by fire of the best kind with drama as hot as the flames they fight