Chicago Fire is a little different from the average procedural, with firefighters and paramedics in the center of the story instead of detectives, lawyers or unusual private researchers. During the 13 seasons of the showWe met a whole incredible team of people in the fictional fire house 51 in Chicago, but if the series gets 14 season, at least one famous person will not return. Chicago Fire fans lost their taps, as when Otis (Yuri Sardanov) died in Season 8But now they will also have to say goodbye to firefighter Darren Ritter (played by actor Daniel Curie).

Darren had an interesting ride on Chicago Fire, starting as a candidate for firefighter and became one of the firefighters of the engine 51. As an open gay man, he shook things a little around the fireplace, giving Curie the opportunity to really accept his own identity to Quir and to leave the concern and to leave the concern about the concern. Unfortunately, according to The deadlineThe character will not return for the 14th season. So what gives?

According to Deadline, both Curie and Jake Lockett, who play firefighter Sam Carver, are out of season 14. Since the 13th season is still in production and broadcasting, there is a lot of time to finish things for both Darren and Sam, so at least they will not only be mysteriously missing between seasons. Curie has been in a series of seven seasons and Lockets for three, with the deadline attributed to the pair of tighter budgets for the entire "One Chicago" franchise. It is execution that these actors and their characters are out, but it seems not dramatic as dramatically When Jayei Halsted on Essie Lee Sofer left Chicago PD, that left the fans destroyed. Time will tell that front.

However, it is a shame that the fireplace loses an open gay black firefighter, as authentic representation for marginalized people on the screen is more important than ever, but I hope Curry can find another great gig and entertain the audience on the big or small screen. While these cuts may seem like potential problems for Chicago Fire, it is the center of the "one Chicago" franchise and still goes strong, so it is unlikely that it will disappear soon ... Unlike Scott Eastwood, which appeared only for a few episodes Before you can in the network drama. However, all jokes aside, when it's time to move on, it's time to move on, whether after seven seasons or two episodes.