When FBI: International announced earlier this year that Colin Donnell would not be anchoring its revamp, many fans were shocked. The Chicago Med and Arrow alum delivered a powerhouse performance in the final two episodes of Season 3. Alas, things in the entertainment industry rarely work out how fans expect them to. When news broke
Chicago P.D. and FBI: International are in the same television universe, meaning the characters co-exist with each other. Wolf Entertainment produces the One Chicago and FBI Universe shows, providing NBC with three hours of Chicago content and CBS with three hours of FBI content each week. We have already seen Tracy Spiridakos (she played Detective
“I wish I was posting for a better reason,” Jesse Lee Soffer says at the beginning of a new video. Jesse took the time to share an important message on his Instagram page about scams. People are reportedly posing as him and his representatives to get money. It’s a problem Jesse hopes he can end.
Jesse Lee Soffer from Chicago P.D. posted a warning about people impersonating him. Taking to social media, Jesse stated that he became aware of a recent fraud case. According to Jesse, someone was pretending to be him and his representatives. This sounds like a good case for Detective Jay Halstead to work on with the
Chicago P.D. just debuted the episode directed by Jesse Lee Soffer. Called Deadlocked, the new episode focused on the trial of villain Arturo Morales. Now available for streaming on Peacock, it is slated as Chicago P.D. Season 10, Episode 16. As referenced above, Jesse was behind the camera to help put together an exciting night.
Chicago P.D. star Jesse Lee Soffer appeared as Detective Jay Halstead for many years of the show. Toward the beginning of Season 10, though, Jesse announced his departure. The writers created a narrative where Halstead reenlisted and left Chicago, but it did leave a pretty big hole within the Intelligence team. Halstead also left his
Chicago P.D. alum Jesse Lee Soffer opened up in a big way about why he decided to leave the show. Within the world of One Chicago, Jesse played Detective Jay Halstead, a character that first appeared in Chicago Fire Season 1. When the new Dick Wolf universe got expanded, Halstead became an important part of
The Chicago P.D. cast and crew welcomed back Jess Lee Soffer, and Tracy Spiridakos shared some great photos from his appearance. Jesse used to play Detective Jay Halstead on the Chicago P.D. cast, but the character is now back in the Army after he decided to re-enlist. Jesse was back on the set to serve
Jesse Lee Soffer has finished filming a new episode of Chicago P.D. that will debut this spring. After playing Detective Jay Halstead on the show for years, Jesse returned to direct an upcoming episode. This could end up providing a unique perspective for the show, with one of the stars going behind the camera. Jesse
Chicago P.D. alum Jesse Lee Soffer has returned to the set, beginning a new role on the show where he worked for about 10 years. Previously, Jesse had starred as Detective Jay Halstead, a huge part of the Intelligence Unit run by Hank Voight. Early in Season 10, Halstead appeared to be struggling with his