A Return to Vancouver
The cast and crew of Fire Country have officially returned to Vancouver to begin filming the much-anticipated Season 4, and series star Max Thieriot couldn’t be more excited. As both the lead actor and one of the show’s creators, Thieriot has a unique perspective on what’s coming—and while he’s keeping most details tightly under wraps, he has hinted that this season will be the most emotionally charged yet.
“We’re Raising the Stakes”
In a recent behind-the-scenes clip shared on social media, Thieriot told fans: “Every year, we try to push ourselves to make the show more intense, more heartfelt, and more surprising. Season 4 is going to be all of that—and then some.” Following the shocking events of Season 3, including the devastating loss of Vince Leone, Thieriot hinted that the fallout will drive much of the drama going forward.
Exploring Deeper Character Arcs
For Thieriot, who plays Bode Donovan, the new season is about evolution. Bode’s path to redemption has always been at the core of the series, but Thieriot suggests that his character’s journey will take unexpected turns. “Bode is going to be tested in ways we haven’t seen before,” he said. “There’s going to be moments where the audience will question his decisions—and that’s exactly where we want them to be.”
More Action, More Heart
Fans can also expect bigger fire sequences and more ambitious stunt work this season. The Vancouver shoot provides access to diverse landscapes, allowing the production to expand the visual scope of the series. But Thieriot emphasizes that the show’s power lies not just in the spectacle, but in the relationships at its heart. “The fires are intense,” he said, “but it’s the human stories that make people come back.”
A Grateful Team
Thieriot also took a moment to thank fans for making Fire Country one of CBS’s biggest hits. “We wouldn’t be here without them,” he said. “Season 4 is for the people who’ve been with us from the start, and for everyone who’s just discovering the show.”
With production now in full swing, viewers can expect teasers and sneak peeks to drop in the coming months—fueling anticipation for what promises to be Fire Country’s boldest chapter yet.
