CBS officially renews Fire Country for Season 4, set to premiere in October 2025, and unveils its Sheriff Country spinoff starring Morena Baccarin debuting alongside it. Get the full fall TV scoop here.
CBS fans rejoice: Fire Country is officially returning for a fourth season, and it’s bringing company. The network confirmed that Fire Country Season 4 will premiere on Friday, October 17, 2025, launching an exciting evening as it’s paired with the brand-new spinoff, Sheriff Country. Both shows will air back-to-back, forming a powerful duo of primetime action ending your workweek with a blaze of drama.
Fire Country Season 4 Returns with High Stakes
After escalating drama and cliffhangers through Season 3, CBS has greenlit Fire Country for another round. With filming already underway, fans can gear up for a return to Edgewater in mid-October. The show’s production schedule and official fall premiere confirm the network’s strong confidence in the series.
Breaking Ground with Sheriff Country
CBS isn’t stopping at Season 4. The network also revealed its first-ever spinoff from the Fire Country universe: Sheriff Country. Centered around Morena Baccarin’s Sheriff Mickey Fox, this new police procedural expands the story beyond the firefighting world and explores crime, community, and complicated family dynamics in Edgewater.
Two-For-One Launch: A Friday Night Television Blockbuster
The strategy is clear: on October 17, viewers will be treated to a primetime doubleheader. Sheriff Country will debut at 9 p.m. ET/PT, directly following the Fire Country Season 4 premiere. Starting October 24, Sheriff Country settles into its regular 8 p.m. Friday slot, followed by Fire Country at 9 p.m.
What to Expect from the Spinoff
In Sheriff Country, Sheriff Mickey Fox confronts crime and family tensions—including trouble with her ex-con father and her rebellious daughter—in the small-town setting of Edgewater. The casting lineup includes Morena Baccarin, Christopher Gorham, Michele Weaver, Matt Lauria, and W. Earl Brown.
Why It Matters
This expansion marks a bold new phase for the Fire Country franchise. By launching two connected shows, CBS aims to deepen viewer investment while delivering fresh storylines and character arcs. It’s a strategic move signaling confidence in the property’s storytelling and fan loyalty.
