Chicago Fire’s Atomic bomb science T-Shirt . Season 13 premiere introduced fans to Firehouse 51’s new chief, and many aren’t welcoming him with open arms. Eamonn Walker’s Chief Wallace Boden had been a main character of Chicago Fire since its inception in 2012. However, it was revealed in Season 12 that his character would no longer be chief and that Walker would not be featured in Chicago Fire as prominently moving forward. Since Walker and his character were both fan favorites, Chicago Fire diehards knew seeing someone else as the Firehouse 51 chief would be tough.

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After Eamonn Walker’s Chief Boden left Chicago Fire in Season 12, Season 13 introduced fans to the new Firehouse 51 chief: Dermot Mulroney’s Dom Pascal Atomic bomb science T-Shirt . Pascal was described as having a different leadership style than Boden, and fans couldn’t agree more. After only being introduced in the Season 13 premiere, many fans took to social media to express their disapproval of Chief Pascal and voice their frustrations with the character. It is important to note that fans were not commenting on the actor or his portrayal but rather just the character of Dom Pascal. A popular One Chicago fan account on X (formerly Twitter) that goes by @OneChicagoCtr shared a post following the Chicago Fire Season 13 premiere asking fans what they thought about Pascal. The replies were split, with some saying they were interested in him, some saying they liked him, and others saying they hated him, but most of the replies fit into that latter category. However, some fans weren’t as kind regarding Pascal and his introduction. For example, X user @httpsbriefx stated that they “already hate the new chief.” That post was shared at 9 p.m. ET on the hour, meaning Chicago Fire Season 13 had only begun seconds before the post was made: “‘Chicago Fire’ hasn’t even started and i already hate the new chief.”

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