Here’s who brought the season finale to life

Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 21 titled ‘Thank You‘ aired on NBC on May 13. The latest entry marked the Season 14 finale of the Derek Haas & Michael Brandt-created firefighter procedural and the first installment in the OneChicago franchise, which has already been renewed for another season on the network.

The Season 14 finale achieved a rare milestone (for the current season) by bringing the entire ensemble together at Molly’s for Herrmann and Cindy’s vow renewal ceremony. The emotional celebration gave fans a much-needed breather, allowing the characters to share lighter and more personal moments. It also served as a reminder of the family-like bond that has remained at the core of the series for over a decade.

As the hour came to a close, Squad 3 and Truck 81 were called in for a high-stakes emergency that concluded the season on a major cliffhanger, leaving the fates of many of its main characters in the air.

Here is the complete Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 21 cast.


Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 21 cast: Meet the main players in the season finale ‘Thank You’

Taylor Kinney as Lieutenant Kelly Severide: The Vampire Diaries star led the Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 21 cast. The final entry saw Severide contemplating his future in the CFD after he was offered an impressive position in the OFI. While he was about to announce his decision to the squad, they were summoned to a burning building that trapped him and many others inside.

David Eigenberg as Senior Firefighter Christopher Herrmann: Chicago Fire ‘Thank You’ featured a surprising moment when Herrmann confessed that he had been thinking about retiring from the CFD to Mouch. Herrmann was also one of the characters who was trapped in the building fire, leaving his fate uncertain in Season 15.

Christian Stolte as Senior Firefighter Randall “Mouch” McHolland: The Prison Break alum is the next main addition to the Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 21 cast. After much struggle, Mouch managed to pitch a book to his publisher in the final entry. However, he had to swap his book about friendship for a soapy romance titled Sheets on Fire.

Miranda Rae Mayo as Firefighter Stella Kidd: The Season 14 finale of Chicago Fire featured a surprise for Kidd when Isaiah visited the couple in the Windy City. However, Kidd was shaken after learning that Isaiah had taken this journey alone without telling Lydia or his mother. As Isaiah expressed his wish to stay with his foster parents, the final episode ended with Kidd trapped in the building fire with her husband.

Jocelyn Hudon as Paramedic Lyla “Lizzie” Novak: Herrmann and Cindy’s vow renewal ceremony gave Novak a chance to come clean about her feelings for Vasquez. Novak hinted that she is up for exploring a real relationship with him, setting up a potential romance in the upcoming season.

Dermot Mulroney as Battalion Chief Dominic “Dom” Pascal: After a long hiatus, Mulroney finally returned in the Chicago Fire Season 14 finale. Pascal was in town to convince Severide to continue in the CFD as the leader of Firehouse 51. It remains to be seen how Pascal will return to his position in the firehouse.


Here’s the supporting and guest cast in Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 21

In addition to the main Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 21 cast, the final entry featured the supporting cast of Brandon Larracuente as Firefighter Salvador “Sal” Vasquez, Hanako Greensmith as Paramedic Violet Mikami, Joe Minoso as Firefighter Josef “Joe” Cruz, Randy Flagler as Senior Firefighter Harold Capp, Anthony Ferraris as Firefighter Tony Ferraris and Leroy S. Williams III as Ballard.

Rounding out the Chicago Fire Season 14 finale cast are guest stars Hero Hunter as Severide and Kidd’s foster son, Isaiah, Robyn Coffin as Herrmann’s wife, Cindy, Kristen Gutoskie as Cruz’s wife, Chloe, Amanda Calabrese as Annabelle Herrmann, John William Adams III as Kenny Herrmann and Gonzalo Menendez as Ramon Vasquez.

You can stream the Season 14 finale on Peacock.


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