Chicago Fire season 14 continues to raise the heat at Firehouse 51, and episode 6, titled “Broken Things,” promises a gripping blend of action, heart, and high-stakes decisions. The new episode airs Wednesday, November 5, 2025, on NBC from 9 to 10 PM ET, with next-day streaming available on Peacock.
When and Where to Watch
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Broadcast: NBC
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Air Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
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Time: 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM ET
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Streaming: Available Thursday on Peacock Premium and Peacock Premium Plus
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Premium: $10.99/month or $109.99/year
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Premium Plus (ad-free): $16.99/month or $169.99/year
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Discounts: Student offers and Apple TV bundle deals available
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What to Expect from “Broken Things”
Episode 6 picks up as tensions rise inside Firehouse 51. The firefighters and paramedics are pushed to their limits, balancing dangerous rescues with emotional revelations.
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Violet and Novak’s Crisis: The duo faces a nightmare scenario when they get trapped in a traffic jam during a high-stakes medical emergency. As seconds tick away, every choice could mean life or death.
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Severide’s Shadowing Assignment: Lieutenant Kelly Severide steps into a surprising mentorship with Chief Dom Pascal. Their partnership offers Severide a glimpse into leadership beyond the firehouse floor — and hints at a possible new direction for his career.
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Kidd’s Compassion: Stella Kidd goes the extra mile to help Isaiah through a personal struggle, reaffirming her role as one of Firehouse 51’s moral anchors.
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Team Turmoil: Meanwhile, the rest of the crew faces new emergencies that test their trust, teamwork, and courage in unexpected ways.
Expect an episode filled with emotional beats, tense rescues, and a few lighter moments that remind fans why Chicago Fire remains one of television’s most beloved dramas.
Quick Recap: Episode 5, “Ghosts”
Last week’s episode mixed eerie suspense with heartfelt storytelling. During a rescue, Cruz claimed to see a mysterious old man who later turned out to be a ghost, adding a supernatural twist. Vasquez faced mounting pressure from his father over an early parole decision, while Kidd narrowly escaped serious injury thanks to Vasquez’s quick thinking.
Mouch’s Halloween charity fundraiser brought levity to the firehouse, balancing the intensity with humor and heart. By the end, Firehouse 51 was reminded of its greatest strength — the unity that keeps them standing through fire and fear alike.
Why “Broken Things” Matters
Beyond the fiery action, this episode marks a turning point for several characters. Violet’s crisis could test her confidence as a medic, Kidd’s mentorship shows her growing leadership, and Severide’s storyline may hint at a major career evolution — one that could redefine his future at Firehouse 51.
As Chicago Fire season 14 continues, “Broken Things” looks set to deliver everything fans love: teamwork, tension, and the unbreakable bonds that make 51 feel like family.
