Chicago Fire

Great for mature audiences,some good role models but some of the scenes can be completely unrealistic

This is my favorite show! The characters are so good (mostly) and I’ve grown up with it! There is some risky stuff like Swearing and sexy stuff but it is definitely good and I would watch it!

Its a pretty good show but there is some grosem stuff in it i would let a mature ten year old But no younger.

Great show, more of a drama than anything, watched a bit of it when it first came out and I was about 6 years old, of course my eyes had to be covered at times, but ignoring the sexual scenes which at the time I couldn't watch (They still are a little uncomfortable for me lol) it was a really good show to watch which helped me understand specific dangers and safety. I've been keeping up with the show regularly for a good 5 years now, and it never becomes too graphic or violent. Never have I had to stop watching because of some graphic content. I think it is because it is in a realistic context, but it is not too gruesome, unlike 911. There's no necessarily BAD characters that are constant, but when they appear they're dealt with appropriately which again, is a + for positive role models because it shows that people can be dealt with without violence. All of that aside, great to watch with friends, family if you're a teen, and never has been boring.

I'm 9 and I'm in love with this show! It is one of my fave shows to each because its really entertaining

There is very little or maybe even no swearing, there are scene where kids may find distressing or a bit inappropriate but 12+is fine.

It's very good, however parent permission to view it first is likely recommended, a few weapons are used and crimes can be involved. To sum up, it's probably okay enough when you have adult supervision for kids.

Die Serie ist einfach super viele Vorbilder und Szenen die das wahre Leben auf eine Feuerwache zeigen. Ob mit Spaß, Trauer, Schmerz, Verlust oder die reine Party Stimmung die Serie bringt einen sehr gut bei das Leben zu nehmen wie es ist und das Beste daraus zu machen.

Does the violence description of this show really say "visible blood isn't excessive"? I've seen some of the most disturbing things on this show, enough to make me sick. I've seen a woman with her hair caught in an elevator, likely to rip her scalp off if she isn't rescued in time. I've seen a woman with her foot caught under a door, so violently mangled that it's likely to be chopped right off, while a panicked man on the inside bangs on the door to get out. I've seen a woman with some sort of creature under the skin of her face, crawling up towards her eye. I'm sorry, this only happens every three or so episodes, but I think the magnitude of it earns this show a violence rating of five.