Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 6 is titled 'Broken Things' and will arrive on NBC on November 5. Chicago Fire is the first and most beloved procedural in the One Chicago franchise (with Chicago Med and Chicago P.D.), which follows the lives of the Windy City's finest firefighters and paramedics.The latest season is continuing to feature harrowing cases that push our lead characters' limits and test their skills as firefighters. Each week brings a thrilling episode that creates more problems in Firehouse 51 but they prove their worth through quick thinking and exceptional teamwork.Chicago Fire Season 14 marks the return of Taylor Kinney as Kelly Severide, David Eigenberg as Firefighter Hermann, Christian Stolte as Mouch, Joe Minoso as Joe Cruz, Miranda Rae Mayo as Stella, Hanako Greensmith as Violet, Jocelyn Hudon as Novak, Dermot Mulroney as Chief Pascal and Brandon Larracuente as Sal.More on this in our story.Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 6: Release and streaming details View this post on Instagram Instagram PostChicago Fire Season 14 Episode 6 titled 'Broken Things' will air on NBC on Wednesday, November 5 at 9 p.m. ET. Wednesdays on NBC are reserved for the One Chicago franchise, which will release weekly episodes till their mid-season finales.New episodes of Chicago Fire exclusively air on NBC (and its app and website). However, cord-cutters can catch the episode live on any service that carries NBC. Some of the most popular options are Hulu+ Live TV, DirecTV Stream, FuboTV, and Sling TV.If you are more of a streaming person and want to watch Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 6 at your own leisure, you are in luck. You can catch new episodes of the fire procedural on Peacock, NBC's official streaming partner. The platform offers two types of subscription plans that can be availed after a free 7-day trial. While a Peacock Premium plan (with ads) costs $10.99 per month, the Premium Plus plan (without ads) can be accessed at $16.99 per month.A quick recap of Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 5 View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe spooky episode of Chicago Fire Season 14 was fittingly titled Ghosts and Sal Vasquez's father's past came back to haunt him. Sal was still contemplating his father's request to help him get a parole hearing but he was not ready to cross a line for his sake. However, Sal learned a shocking truth when he visited his father in prison. Contrary to what he believed, his father revealed that Sal only got a job at the CFD because he called in a favour and got him a spot at the best firehouse in the city. Reluctantly, Sal agreed to look into his father's case as a return favour.Elsewhere, Hermann got a much-needed wholesome moment when Mouch organized a Halloween-themed fundraiser at Molly's to help his friend. While Hermann assured Mouch that he did not need his help and had everything in control after the brutal house fire in the previous episode, he was touched by the event and Mouch's passionate speech about him.What can you expect from Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 6?The official synopsis for the upcoming episode reads as follows:A traffic jam forces Violet and Novak to take drastic measures to save a patient; Severide shadows Pascal for a day; Kidd goes the extra mile for Isaiah.The preview for Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 6 suggests that Violet and Novak will be partnered up to transfer a patient to the hospital but they will hit a roadblock due to the traffic jam. However, with two brilliant first responders on duty, the patient will be in luck and they will be airlifted in no time. Fans can expect to see Violet and Novak in action as they push their limits to save a patient.Additionally, the episode will also see Severide shadowing Chief Pascal for a day. Since Severide is ready to start a new chapter in his career, it will likely be a good learning experience for him. Lastly, the episode will also focus on Kidd's budding relationship with her foster son Isaiah.Tune in to Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 6 on November 5.For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.