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Business Upturn
12-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Upturn
Fire Country Season 4: Release date, time, cast updates and plot details – Everything we know so far
By Aman Shukla Published on August 12, 2025, 20:00 IST Last updated August 12, 2025, 15:43 IST Hey, Fire Country fans! The wait for Season 4 is almost over, and the buzz around this hit CBS drama is hotter than a wildfire. After that jaw-dropping Season 3 finale, everyone's dying to know what's next for Bode Leone and the Edgewater crew. From release dates to cast shake-ups and plot teases, here's everything known about Fire Country Season 4 to get you pumped for the new season. Let's dive into the blaze! Fire Country Season 4 Release Date and Time Get ready, because Fire Country Season 4 is dropping on Friday, October 17, 2025, at 8 PM ET/PT on CBS — a little earlier than usual for the premiere, so don't miss it! After that, starting October 24, the show moves to its regular 9 PM ET/PT slot, right after the brand-new spinoff, Sheriff Country. Fire Country Season 4 Cast Updates The Fire Country cast is getting a major shake-up this season, and it's got fans talking. Here's who's returning: Max Thieriot as Bode Leone Kevin Alejandro as Manny Perez Diane Farr as Sharon Leone : Jordan Calloway as Jake Crawford Jules Latimer as Eve Edwards Fire Country Season 4 Plot Details That Season 3 finale was nuts—Zabel Ridge wildfire, Walter's facility going up in flames, and Bode, Vince, and Sharon trapped. Season 4 jumps into the chaos, showing how everyone deals. Here's what's coming: Bode's Next Move: Free from Three Rock, he's a full-on firefighter now. But losing people close to him hits hard, and he's wrestling with guilt and purpose. Max Thieriot says it's gonna be raw and real, pulled from actual firefighter stories. Team Struggles: Manny's hurting without his daughter and buddy. Sharon and the crew face new vibes at Station 42 after the shake-ups. Big Action: Think huge fires, maybe floods, and wild rescues. The show's known for stunts, and this season's got some crazy ones lined up. Spinoff Vibes: Sheriff Country , with Morena Baccarin as Sheriff Mickey Fox (Sharon's stepsister, Bode's aunt), starts October 17. Expect crossovers and family drama in Edgewater. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
Yahoo
10-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Manny's Mystery Illness On Fire Country Is Bothering Me, So I Asked Kevin Alejandro Which Scenes We Should Focus On To Figure Out What Happened
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Spoilers for Season 3, Episode 14 of Fire Country are ahead! You can catch up on the show with a Paramount+ subscription. In the last episode of Fire Country to air on the 2025 TV schedule, the inmate Birch died of a mysterious illness. Then, one episode later, as Eve and Manny worked to figure out what happened, Kevin Alejandro's character got sick too. Now, his character is in danger, and we don't know why. So, I asked Alejandro which scenes from Fire Country Season 3, Episode 14 we should pay extra attention to as we try to figure out what has plagued Three Rock. When I asked the Manny actor which scene was the most important to pay attention to, he immediately noted the one where his character and Eve have a conversation with Birch's sister. In it, they encourage her to get an autopsy done for her brother, however, she's apprehensive because she's not suspicious about why he died and really didn't think highly of him. Speaking about this moment, Kevin Alejandro told me: Definitely listen to the conversation that Eve and Manny have with Birch's sister. Definitely listen to that conversation because that does set up what's coming up next. In this scene, Manny advocates for Birch and notes that he was clean, working out, and doing well in his recovery. They're deeply confused about why he died, noting that it happened out of the blue, and his sister ultimately agrees to the autopsy. That autopsy is key to the mystery, however, it didn't happen because he was cremated before it could happen. It's later revealed that the DOC was surprised that the autopsy was blocked too. When Eve calls Birch's sister, she cryptically responds by saying she asked for the cremation and she legally couldn't talk about why… And now that Manny is facing the same illness, the first conversation they had with Birch's sister and her reaction to his cremation hints at a significantly larger and institutional problem. While the scene above might literally clue us into what is going on, the opening scene of this episode provides us with an idea of how Three Rock will handle the situation. In it, we see the inmates and Bode gathered around a memorial for Birch. They all added mementos to it, and then Eve's voice plays over the scene, as she talks about how he was a good man who was working the program right. It shows Three Rock is a united front when it comes to this issue, and Kevin Alejandro explained that to me, saying: Not only because it's cool storytelling, but that does set up the amount of 'I got your back' situation that Three Rock has. You know, if one goes down, we all go down, kind of mentality. And it really shows. The Manny actor went on to say that Bode being there shows 'how much respect there is in Three Rock' and how committed these men and Eve are to helping each other. Now, as we hopefully learn more about what's making these men ill, this scene should serve as a reminder of how they're ready and willing to help their own. As Alejandro told me, this moment 'sets up what happens toward the end of the season.' Here's my takeaway from all of that: Three Rock is going to fight for their team, even if the system is trying to repress them. I think it's going to be a problem that continues in Season 4 too, and the Manny actor confirmed that suspicion. Overall, Three Rock's story is expanding with this mystery and highlighting a systemic issue regarding how these inmates are treated by everyone. Alejandro told me this is just the beginning of this arc, too, referring to Fire Country's Season 4 renewal while explaining: I thought it actually added a really cool depth to the story arc of what Three Rock is going through, and opens up a whole new world for what happens in Season 4. You know, Season 4 is gonna be freaking awesome. But that is just the beginning of the great disasters and travesties that happen for us. During a conversation with Eve in this episode, Bode tells her that 'just because [Birch] was locked up doesn't mean that he didn't matter.' That idea permeated throughout the installment, and it's been a big theme of this show. It sounds like it will be amplified, too, based on Alejandro's comments. So, as we move into the finale episodes of Fire Country's third season, make sure to take notes of the scenes mentioned above. They should help solve the mystery surrounding this illness and highlight the commitment Three Rock has to saving and protecting each other and their program.
