AceShowbiz - The Fire Country series features a multi-generational family of firefighters, the Leones, while the new spin-off, Sheriff Country, focuses on the Fox family, who are related to the Leones. Viewers may recall that Mickey Fox, the protagonist of Sheriff Country, originally debuted during Fire Country's second season episode, "Alert the Sheriff".

Bode Leone, played by Max Thieriot, is the lead protagonist of Fire Country, an ex-convict seeking redemption by following in his family's footsteps and becoming a firefighter. Bode Leone is the son of Vince Leone and Sharon Leone, the nephew of Luke Leone, and the grandson of Walter Leone, who are all veteran firefighters.

Bode Leone suffered from a troubled past and a battle with drug addiction, and a car accident, in which Bode was driving, led to the tragic death of his sister, Riley Leone. Many years later, after being incarcerated due to a life of crime, Bode finally tries to turn his life around by joining an inmate firefighter camp, the Three Rock Conservation Camp, in his hometown of Edgewater.

Vince Leone was the father of Bode and Riley, the son of Walter Leone, the older brother of Luke Leone, and Sharon Leone's husband. He was the Battalion Chief of the 1508 firefighting Battalion of Edgewater, which was previously led by his family members. The complex family tree of the Leones and the Fox family is slowly unveiled throughout the series, giving viewers a deeper understanding of the characters and their relationships.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Collider.