NBC’s Chicago Fire Season 10 already saw the loss of Jesse Spencer as Matt Casey — and now, fans are worried they might see other fan-favorite cast members leave. Chicago Fire Season 10 Episode 18 focuses on Chief Wallace Boden, as the promo suggests he is in a precarious situation. So, is Wallace Boden leaving Chicago Fire? Here’s what to know. Show
‘Chicago Fire’ Season 10 Episode 18 brings Chief Wallace Boden to the forefront The promo for Chicago Fire Season 10 Episode 18 suggests Chief Wallace Boden is in trouble. It begins with Boden in a grocery store shopping when the commotion begins. “Everyone, get on the ground!” an assailant shouts while holding a gun in the grocery store. He then states he “has hostages,” so it seems Boden will get trapped in the store. “I’m a firefighter,” Boden says in the promo. “It’s my job to rescue people. No one needs to die.” The promo then ends with Boden coming face to face with the assailant holding a gun to Boden’s chest. Chicago Fire Season 10 hasn’t focused too much on Boden, so fans are excited to see him in action. At the beginning of the season, he accepted a promotion to become the Deputy District Chief. This temporarily removed him from Firehouse 51, but he was able to return. Now, it seems he’ll get some renewed focus in episode 18 — though some fans are worried he could leave or die. Is Wallace Boden leaving ‘Chicago Fire’ Season 10?So, is Wallace Boden leaving Chicago Fire Season 10? Thankfully, it doesn’t look like there’s any indication Boden is leaving the firehouse. The beginning of the season showed how his new position might take him away from Firehouse 51, but his return brought great relief to fans. If Boden was to leave, he would’ve done so permanently at the beginning of the season. “It’s about the events of that firehouse,” showrunner Derek Haas told TV Insider about Boden’s promotion. “So, we’ll occasionally see Boden stepping out to mind his other houses that he’s now responsible for in his district. But the fact that he’s headquartered at 51, he’s just still tight with those guys. And if you had to ask him, he would say this is his favorite shift.” Boden actor Eamonn Walker has a fantastic track record of sticking with the show. He’s played Boden in the Chicago Fire cast since 2012, and he’s also made appearances in Chicago P.D., Chicago Med, and Chicago Justice. According to IMDb, Walker doesn’t have any upcoming projects aside from Fire, which is a good sign he’ll stick around. Eamonn Walker loves speaking to fans about the showRelated ‘Chicago Fire’: Best Matt Casey Moments to Look Back on Before His Possible Return in Season 10 Chief Wallace Boden actor Eamonn Walker loves connecting to Chicago Fire fans. This is even more evidence to suggest he’s not going anywhere. “I’m old school, so I like to meet people in the street,” he said during an interview, according to Hollywood Outbreak. “So, for me, the best part of what happens with the show is when people come up to me in the street, or in a bar, or somewhere like that, and they go on about the episodes and quote lines at you. That makes me really, really happy. … I see the joy, and that lets me know we’re doing something right.” Chicago Fire got a shake-up on Tuesday night when Boden was seemingly pushed out by Severide’s dad Benny, who reaped the benefits of the open position. Meanwhile, Shay continued to go down a dangerous (and promiscuous!) path and Molly’s saw its rival bar Game Day go down in flames — literally. Below, executive producers Dick Wolf and Matt Olmstead and star Taylor Kinney weigh in on Benny’s intentions, Shay’s future and Molly’s not-so-lucky good fortune. Plus, the EPs share some news that may delight Casey/Dawson ‘shippers. Chicago Fire Season 10 has had some big moments, from Jesse Spencer’s exit after 200 episodes as Matt Casey to the question marks around Stella Kidd’s (Miranda Rae Mayo) future at 51 — and with her fiancé Kelly Severide (Taylor Kinney) — following her radio silence while she was away doing work for her Girls on Fire program. But it’s also had some quieter storylines, exploring other aspects of the job. For example, at the beginning of the season, then-Battalion Chief Wallace Boden (Eamonn Walker) had to decide if he was going to take a promotion to Deputy District Chief. He did, and it briefly took him away from his family of Firehouse 51, due to the necessity to be in a centrally-located office. But thanks to some digging by assistant Kylie (Katelynn Shennett), he soon returned to the office where he belonged. Despite now having other firehouses under his command, we’ve only really seen him involved in 51’s business (which is understandable, given where his office is and that they’re his family). But will that change or be addressed? “It’s a hard one because once you start spreading your stories too thin, then I think it’s harder to maintain a good episode structure and the show has always been about Firehouse 51, even more than it’s been about any individual character,” co-showrunner Derek Haas explains to TV Insider. “It’s about the events of that firehouse. So we’ll occasionally see Boden stepping out to mind his other houses that he’s now responsible for in his district. But the fact that he’s headquartered at 51, he’s just still tight with those guys. And if you had to ask him, he would say, this is his favorite shift.” Before the NBC drama went on break for the holidays, the winter finale saw firefighter Randy “Mouch” McHolland (Christian Stolte) bring up the fact that after they save victims on calls, they don’t know what happens to them. In that episode, he did find out, after visiting a victim in the hospital and then the wife stopping by the firehouse later. Don’t expect to see that become a major storyline for Mouch, however. Related 'Chicago Fire' Boss Teases a 'Musical Chairs' Situation for Truck 81 in 2022“That was just really in relation to what was happening in that storyline, but it is something that older firefighters feel more as they get longer on the job,” Haas says. “It used to be that you could just compartmentalize and take these things out of your mind, but then, cumulatively, it starts to build and affects them. So we don’t have a storyline planned out to show more of that, but we did want to show that since I’ve heard that from firefighters who had 20 years on the job.” And it also ties into how big of a supporter Mouch has been of Sylvie Brett’s (Kara Killmer) paramedicine program. Does Boden come back to 51 in season 3?Boden returns to Firehouse 51 following his absence from the department to take care of his new child and his late father's personal affairs.
Does Boden leave 51 Chicago Fire?There is some excellent news for those who need more Boden on their screens. There are no signs that Walker is leaving the series during the new season. During the 10th season, we did see some changes for the firehouse. Boden was promoted to Deputy District Chief of District 4.
What happens to Firehouse 51 in season 2?Firehouse 51 takes on new blood and new rules to avoid shuttering its doors due to budget cuts. Casey finds himself with new responsibilities after Heather Darden asks his help with her sons, the older of whom struggles deeper after his father's death.
Is Chief Boden back at Firehouse 51?Eamonn Walker's Wallace Boden is definitely returning. We didn't think anything otherwise, but there is always that collective sigh of relief when we learn our favorite characters are coming back. Boden has seen some major changes in his career in recent seasons.
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