Another original character was going to say goodbye to Firehouse 51, but ultimately not, as revealed in the Chicago Fire Season 13 premiere. One Chicago has several characters and actors who are not returning in the current year due to various reasons. While all three shows experienced large losses, Chicago Fire Suffered the most number of character departures In the past season. Blake Gallo, Sylvie Brett, Derrick Gibson and Chief Wallace all left Firehouse 51, resulting in massive changes in how Kelly Severide and the rest of the remaining team operate moving forward.
Every last exit in Chicago Fire Added the current location of the firehouse. Among those who leftBoden’s departure had the greatest impactEspecially after his plans to hire Christopher Herman to replace him failed. Instead, Boden was replaced by Dermot Mulroney’s Dom Pascal. Not much is still known about the character so far, as Severide and his close-knit team continue to figure out what kind of leader he is. Amidst all the commotion in Chicago Fire Season 13 premiere, “monster in the field,” however, the series also secretly reveals that it barely missed losing another original cast member.
Cruz explained that he refused to take the lieutenant’s exam in Chicago Fire season 13
Getting promoted meant Crews would have to leave Firehouse 51
In one of the more understated moments in the Chicago Fire Season 13 premiere, Mouch McHolland and Joe Cruz talk about the possibility of Hermann getting a promotion, which would allow the former to get promoted. The conversation comes up after they have spent time with Pascal, who is not exactly warm to his new subordinates. interesting, Cruz talks about his earlier plans to take the lieutenant’s exam so he could move up the CFD ladder. However, that would involve him leaving Firehouse 51 – something he didn’t want to do.
The idea of ​​wanting to get promoted was raised after Cruz temporarily took the position of Severide, as Stella Kidd’s husband was out of town for his OFI training camp in Chicago Fire season 11.
If he passed the test, he would have no choice but to leave his current team. Otherwise, he would be overqualified for his post. The idea of ​​wanting to promote came about after Cruz temporarily took over Severide’s position when Stella Kidd’s husband was out of town for his OFI training camp in Chicago Fire Season 11. Feeling underappreciated and disrespected by his superiors once he got back, Cruz decided he wanted to be a proper lieutenant, even though it meant leaving Firehouse 51. Once his and Severide’s conflict was resolved, however, he chose to stay There.
Why Chicago Fire can’t afford to lose another original cast member for a while
Firehouse 51 needs to re-establish its list
One Chicago is not new to throwing changes. As sad as it is to say goodbye to some of the favorites over the years, their departure paved the way for the arrival of new characters. This allows NBC and Wolf Entertainment to keep the franchise fresh and intriguing after more than a decade on the air. that is, Chicago Fire Needs determination the most at this point. Losing ground was massive, and the focus should be establishing Pascal as a different but capable leader. The show will have a hard time doing that if it’s always on the verge of losing someone.