See How the 'Fire Country' Stars Have Changed from Their First Season to Their Latest Appearance
The cast of Fire Country has been smoldering since the start.
Since October 2022, the stars of the CBS action drama have been keeping the town of Edgewater, Calif., safe, putting out fires as the crew of Station 42.
Max Thieriot, Kevin Alejandro, Jordan Calloway, Stephanie Arcila, Jules Latimer, Diane Farr and Billy Burke set televisions ablaze as the main cast of season 1, and in the years since, most of them have continued to keep the spark lit.
The Fire Country ensemble has remained much the same for years, but when season 4 premiered in October 2025, a few familiar faces were missing.
So, with the series currently in its fourth season, here's a look at the
Thieriot has starred on Fire Country as Bode Leone since the series premiere.
He is no stranger to high-octane procedurals. He starred on
Thieriot grew up in Northern California, where Fire Country is set, and his own life experiences inspired the series.
"I’ve always wanted to tell stories, and create and build worlds, and do those things," he told Collider in January 2023. "For me, it was always a struggle to imagine some of the stuff that people come up with, and how creative and completely out of their imagination stuff is."
"I thrive off of the human experience, life events, and all those things," the actor added.
Now, he's continuing to extend his creativity on the Fire Country spinoff, a
Broncos End ‘Crazy’ 10-Year Drought With OT Win Over Commanders
To win their ninth consecutive game, the Denver Broncos were forced to do something they hadn’t done since 2015 — win a game in overtime.
That’s just what the Broncos did, somehow some way, thanks to a batted pass by superstar edge rusher
The win also improved the Broncos to 10-2 and kept them in the hunt for the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs.
Know what else happened in 2015? The Broncos won the Super Bowl.
“It’s just a crazy win and such a great game and a crazy (overtime) drought to come to an end for the Broncos,” Sunday Night Football color commentator Cris Collinsworth said after the broadcast. “We keep talking about, every week, a new team gets anointed as the best team in the
Bonitto, an NFL All-Pro in 2024, implied after the game he may have been able to intercept the pass from Mariota were his hand not in a cast.
“I hate wearing a cast,” Bonitto wrote on his official X account with a crying emoji after the win over the Commanders.
Commanders Decided To Go For Win Instead of Tie
Bonitto’s dramatic, game-winning play came as the Commanders, who dropped to 3-9, went for the win instead of the tie with 2:40 left in overtime following a 2-yard Terry McLaurin
Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota seemingly didn’t account for Bonitto’s ability to jump more than 2 inches off the ground.
Bonitto also had a sack, bringing his total to at least 10.0 sacks for the second season in a row, becoming the first Bronco since Super Bowl 50 MVP
In a weird twist, Miller now plays for the Commanders.
“Nik Bonitto is the definition of a monster,” Sooner Illustrated’s Josh Callaway wrote on his official X account. “What a player.”
In a back-and-forth game, no team had a touchdown longer than the 11-yard touchdown pass from Denver’s Bo Nix to Courtland Sutton in the second quarter.
The game also featured one of the more
“Broncos vs Commanders on a random night in November,” Sleeper HQ wrote
Broncos Have Brutal Final Stretch of Games
While the Broncos are currently tied for the NFL’s best record, they face a brutal stretch of 5 games to close out the regular season.
The Broncos stay on the road to face the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 14. Denver plays 3 of its last 4 games at home, starting with consecutive home games against current playoff teams in Week 15 against the
Just 4 days after playing the Jaguars, the Broncos travel to face the Kansas City Chiefs in a Christmas Day game in Week 17 at Arrowhead Stadium before closing out the regular season against the
