Is Casey Leaving ‘Chicago Fire’ in Episode 200? (VIDEO)
Milestone episodes sometimes bring back former cast members, but could Chicago Fire‘s 200th be saying goodbye to an original cast member? It certainly looks possible, with Jesse Spencer’s Matt Casey faced with a major decision about his future.
After visiting the Darden brothers in Oregon — their father was his best friend who died in the series premiere — Casey wanted to become their guardian and bring them home to Chicago. However, the social worker recommended against that, and so upon returning home, he had some news.
“The boys aren’t doing so well. They’re alone in the world, no one to help lift them up,” Casey told Herrmann (David Eigenberg). “We’ve always said any firefighter’s child is every firefighter’s child. Herrmann, I think I have to move to Oregon, take care of those boys.”
“I gotta be honest, it breaks my heart to hear you say that because I know it means you’re leaving 51,” Herrmann said. “But it’s what Andy would’ve wanted.”
But is Casey really leaving? The promo seems to want to make us to think so. Boden (Eamonn Walker) appears to be sending him off with “For over 10 years, you made this firehouse a very special place. Everyone you met along the way got to call you a friend.”
Flashbacks show Casey with P.D.‘s Voight (Jason Beghe) and Antonio (Jon Seda) and Med‘s Will (Nick Gehlfuss). Severide (Taylor Kinney) speculates that they’re about to face their “last firefight together.” Casey and Brett (Kara Killmer) need to figure out what this means for their relationship, especially since she’s launching her paramedicine program. Plus, we’ll meet Cruz (Joe Minoso) and Chloe’s (Kristen Gutoskie) baby! Watch the promo below.
Plus, scroll down for photos from the episode and the cake celebration for the milestone.
Chicago Fire, Wednesdays, 9/8c, NBC
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No. This is going to be just like last season when they built up Casey leaving up to 9x12, and it was a big nothing burger. Or, like when everyone freaked out thinking Eamonn Walker was leaving Chicago Fire because of Boden's promotion after 9x16. It'll play out just like Brett's two episodes in Fowlerton in 8x01-8x02 did. Considering how much Jesse Spencer always talks about how much he loves this show, he's not leaving. I can't believe people are falling for this, when the promo is way too obvious.
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B
Casey can't leave! Why? ...because I said so! The chemistry of the cast is so perfect.
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O
No he cannot leave !! I love him too much . Chicago fire will never ever be the same again 😢
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R
Please no he’s one of my favourite people in the. Show
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C
love watching all the reruns on tues......this has really helped during the covid stuff this is awesome show with awesome cast.......thank you
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O
If Casey leaves, I leave. Watched from ep. 1. He is favorite character. Have to break up with Brett somehow NO chemistry there!
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Please bring Casey back!
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I loved Casey and Dawson as a couple they made the show
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R
Actors need or like to move on for new projects. In my opinion it kills the show.we viewers fall in love with characters, chemistry, and storylines. If one is broken or say remove we viewers don't like the shows.i think writers forget it's not a soap opera
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I hope not I really like watching Casey and Britt together.
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B
If Casey leaves it will change the total dynamic of the show. If he leaves, no more Chicago Fire for me.
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O
why not all the other shows are losing main person this season just like last night on NCIS was Jethro last show, we still aren't sure about Grey AnamontyMaybe even New Amersterdam
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G
Casey and Brett are awful together, no chemistry, he looks like her Dad
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In real life, he is her dad
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