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Chicago Fire is losing another series regular, with Deadline reporting that Dermot Mulroney, who played Chief Dom Pascal, is leaving the NBC drama. The news adds to recent cast departures on the long-running One Chicago show, and fans are speculating about how the writers will explain the exits and who might replace the departing characters in the firehouse.

Filmmaker Tony Gilroy says Disney never told him to avoid discussing fascism while promoting the Star Wars series Andor, and he also spoke about Pedro Pascal and his project Behemoth. His comments come amid ongoing debate over the political themes of Andor, which many viewers and critics read as commentary on authoritarianism.

Sebastian Hoeneß, the former VfB Stuttgart coach, has spoken publicly about defender Pascal Stenzel, saying he can only appeal to VfB regarding the player's situation. The comments suggest Stenzel's future at the club is under discussion, drawing attention from Stuttgart fans and German football media.

Software developer Bradley Kuhn recalled that learning Pascal as an undergraduate seemed pointless to him until he later took a course in Ada, which showed why that family of languages existed — there were tasks for which they were the best tool. He also noted the ongoing relevance of millions of lines of legacy COBOL code, prompting discussion among developers about teaching older languages.

Actor Dermot Mulroney, known for his role as Chief Dom Pascal on NBC's 'Chicago Fire', is leaving the long-running firefighter drama, according to Deadline. Details of how his character will be written out have not been fully disclosed, but his departure marks another cast change for the series as it moves forward. Fans of the show are discussing what the exit means for future storylines and the firehouse dynamics.

Chicago Fire has revealed how Chief Dom Pascal, played by Dermot Mulroney, will be written out of the NBC drama, with the show detailing the circumstances of his departure. Fans of the long-running first responder series are reacting to news of another major cast change and speculating about what the exit means for the firehouse going forward.