Chicago Fire Season 14 just dropped one of its wildest mid-season finales yet. The episode, titled “Pierce the Vein,” was packed with high-stakes drama, emotional gut punches, and a shocking cliffhanger that has everyone freaking out about Kelly Severide’s fate. The long-running NBC hit, part of Dick Wolf’s One Chicago universe, continues to explore the […] The post Chicago Fire Season 14 Mid-Season Finale: What Happened to Severide? appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.

Chicago Fire Season 14 just dropped one of its wildest mid-season finales yet. The episode, titled “Pierce the Vein,” was packed with high-stakes drama, emotional gut punches, and a shocking cliffhanger that has everyone freaking out about Kelly Severide’s fate.
The long-running NBC hit, part of Dick Wolf’s One Chicago universe, continues to explore the heart, heroism, and chaos at Firehouse 51. But after that explosive ending, fans are left with one big question: what really happened to Severide?
Does Kelly Severide die in the Chicago Fire Season 14 fall finale?
No, Kelly Severide (played by Taylor Kinney) doesn’t die in the Chicago Fire Season 14 mid-season finale. But he definitely finds himself in the middle of one explosive mess.
The episode centers on a fire at a local high school, which Severide starts investigating after realizing it wasn’t an accident. He fears that someone intentionally flashed it near the principal’s office.
What begins as a routine investigation quickly unravels into a bigger mystery involving corruption, anger, and revenge simmering beneath the surface of the community. The fire ultimately targets the school principal, Mr. Cole. At first, all signs point to a student named Wyatt, a child Cole had recently disciplined.
But Severide has his doubts. His gut tells him there’s more to the story. So, he teams up with investigator Tom Van Meter (played by Tim Hopper), and together they find out that the fire wasn’t random at all. It was started remotely using a smart plug, which clears Wyatt’s name and exposes a cold, calculated act of revenge.
As Severide and Van Meter continue their investigation, they uncover an online group called “I Hate Mr. Cole,” teeming with angry students accusing the principal of being a bully and abusing his power.
With over 80 members, it’s clear Mr. Cole had a long list of enemies. Things heat up fast when Severide and Van Meter confront him at his apartment, and suddenly a fire breaks out near the stairwell, and a hooded figure bolts from the scene.
The finale doesn’t spell out what happens to Severide, but there’s no real sign he’s gone for good. It’s pretty clear the show’s setting things up for a comeback in 2026, likely picking up right after that explosion and straight into the chase for whoever set the fire.
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