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NBC’s drama Chicago Fire Season 13 has recently revealed it will adopt a different dynamic by introducing a new leader. According to a new report from Deadline, the upcoming Season 13 premiere of Chicago Fire will introduce a new chief, contrary to the expectations built up in the previous season’s finale.
As Wallace Boden (Eamonn Walker) departed the team with the Season 12 finale, NBC and Wolf Entertainment are changing the dynamics of their plans and bringing a brand-new character, Dom Pascal, tentatively at 51. He began his career with the Chicago Fire Department but spent the last decade as a chief in Sunny Miami. He is “described as a cheerful person who works well under pressure and whose leadership style differs from Boden’s. He and his wife are estranged.” Casting for regular roles in the series is still underway.
The Firehouse has recently undergone significant changes, with Walker most recently departing as a series regular but may return in a recurring role. Boden was promoted to Deputy Commissioner in the episode Never Say Goodbye, leaving the door open for a potential return. Earlier, fans bid farewell to Sylvie Brett (Kara Killmer) as she married Matt Casey (Jesse Spencer) and moved to Portland with their daughter. Additionally, Alberto Rosende left the show in the Season 12 premiere episode.
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