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Dermot Mulroney Exits Chicago Fire After Two Seasons
8 Oct
Summary
- Dermot Mulroney's character, Battalion Chief Dom Pascal, has departed the series.
- Mulroney joined Chicago Fire in season 13, succeeding Eamonn Walker.
- His character's exit was marked by words of wisdom for Kelly Severide.
Dermot Mulroney's tenure as Battalion Chief Dominic 'Dom' Pascal on NBC's Chicago Fire has concluded. Mulroney, who joined the cast in season 13, appeared in his final episode during the season 15 premiere. His character, a disciplined but beloved figure at Firehouse 51, offered parting words of wisdom to Kelly Severide.
Showrunner Victor Teran stated that Mulroney's role was crucial in bridging the gap after Eamonn Walker's departure. Mulroney himself expressed deep gratitude for his experience, highlighting the challenging storylines and the meaningful connections he formed with the cast and crew.
Mulroney's exit is part of a broader strategy by the showrunners to periodically introduce significant changes to the series. His character's departure, while bittersweet for the actor, is seen as a necessary narrative evolution for the long-running drama.
