Many television shows had to calculate things in the last five years, as the reality of producing different series had to accommodate fights throughout the industry. One hit show was "Chicago PD", which paused to see what works and what can be taken out in season 8. After the debut of that season, many spectators were surprised when they discovered that Lesseus Chavez was no longer playing Vanessa Royas in the desired show. Season 7 presented many challenges for the writing team and they decided to move forward After reducing the 21st District Intelligence Unit Down. So, it left Lesseus Chavez with no place in the show to move forward on the NBC.

Chavez official Vanessa Royas was a fun part of Chicago PD covert investigators, as she played the role for only one season on the net. After living in 32 different foster homes, Royas lived on the streets until he joined the Police Academy and found his goal in the intelligence section. Many of the suggested stories about her character were shortened, a heavy swallowing pill for Chicago PD fans there. It is often the case that these types of exchanges occur in the middle of the show, as the writing and show team are trying to establish a new foundation for the program after a quick start, and that definitely seems to be the case here.

As sad as all this would look for Chavez, there was a silver sheath for the actress after she was written outside the show. Namely, that she will roll over to another desired program on another network immediately after her work at the Chicago PD Season 7 final, it is difficult to lose a place on such a stable show and NBC's "One Chicago" universe definitely qualifiesBut it softens the impact to already have a high profile tied.

Season 7 of Chicago PD ended with Royas helping to arrest a gun along with Kevin Atters of Laroye Hawkins. If you feel like the creative team running to quickly try things for everyone near the final, that's because they were. The pandemic forced people who make Chicago PDs in a hurry while making a makeshift final until they could find out the next steps, and that would state the end of officer Chavez's time with the show. Unfortunately, they looked at the landscape and decided they wouldn't have to keep it for more. But there was a quick rescue for the detective because the CW's "legends" were too eager to recruit Chavez for his sixth season.

In the desired program "Arrowverse", Chavez was playing Esperanza "Spaerer" Cruz, who is a paranormal investigator who came to the ship of the main team Waverder to help Kaiti Locz and the DCC Heroes Rag. Chavez will descend before the CW's show returns in Season 6. Not to mention the fact that Until the 6th season of "Legends of Tomorrow", "Aroververse Shows" were TV -Institution For comic book fans and regular television buffalo.

"Legends for tomorrow" ran only two more seasons after Chavez joined the team of "Outplay DC" comicsBut that late period of the show was really fun for most actors involved. In the end, it became clear that the CW would undergo change, progressing forward, and the creative team took advantage of that knowledge as a license to really make bold, fun elections with the time they left. "Legends of Tomorrow" loved the journey with time as a kind of constant theme, and things came out late, so the actors also had to play the Dopelgangers and participate in some big stories to close the show.

Chicago PD fans were probably sad about the sudden exit of Rojas after stories and involvement in the season, but that is how TV goes often. You have to be prepared for whatever, and it is clear that Chavez was ready to make the jump out of something "serious" crime drama to the type of comedy-drama that specializes in "tomorrow's legends". You never know when your name is called, and that willingness to step into something completely different, it really pays for the actress. There are rarely times when both sides are improving from the decision to split as such, but Chavez's jump to arrowverse would definitely count.