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Chicago Med's Colin Donnell to Join FBI: International for Final 2 Episodes of Season 3 (Exclusive)

Is Dr. Connor Rhodes reporting for work at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center again? Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like it. Donnell's return to the Chicago Med set was only social, apparently, with TVLine reporting there aren't plans to bring Connor back on screen.

Days after season 4 of Chicago Med wrapped in April 2019, news broke that Donnell was exiting the series, much to everyone's surprise. Donnell played Dr. Connor Rhodes since the series' 2015 premiere. Following the news, he shared a photo of the cast on Instagram, thanking them, as well as the crew and the fans.

Colin Donnell loves life as a father-of-two. The Chicago Med alum, 41, tells PEOPLE that his family life is "the best," raving about his two daughters, Cecily, 3, and 7-month-old Lorelai, whom he shares with wife and fellow actor Patti Murin.

Luke Kleintank, who plays series lead Scott Forrester, will exit the CBS show after three seasons, Entertainment Weekly can confirm. “After much thought and consideration, I've made the difficult decision to leave FBI: International,” Kleintank said.

Is Luke Kleintank leaving FBI: International? Yes, Luke Kleintank is leaving FBI: International after Season 3. As per Deadline, Kleintank's leading character will not be returning in Season 4. The upcoming season was renewed by CBS earlier in April 2024.

Sarah Reese was a staple part of Chicago Med until she left the hospital in Season 4, Episode 1, "Be My Better Half." Her departure occurred after she felt that she could no longer trust Dr. Charles after he hesitated to resuscitate her murderous father.

At the beginning of Season 6, she was brought into the ED, again having suffered a relapse and an overdose. She decided to go into rehab again and to afterwards, leave Chicago.

In the sixth-season episode "When Your Heart Rules Your Head", he is fired by Dr. Ethan Choi for negligence, due to assisting in Dr. James Coleman's suicide, and he leaves Chicago to take over Dr. Coleman's clinic in Atlanta. He later returns in the eighth season for April and Ethan's wedding.

After interfering with the OR 2.0 to sabotage Dayton Corporation's IPO presentation — and protect patients by proving its life-threatening flaws — Halstead decided to own his choices and handed his letter of resignation to Sharon Goodwin (S. Epatha Merkerson).

Why did Brett leave Chicago Med? ›

After accepting Matthew Casey's (Jesse Spencer) heartfelt proposal, Brett and Casey decided she would move with him to Portland to begin their married life together. She revealed her plans to leave Chicago while discussing the wedding with Mouch (Christian Stolte) and Violet (Hanako Greensmith).

Natalie and Will got their anticipated reconnection in the Season 3 Chicago Med premiere after Natalie revealed she wanted to be with Will, and they kissed again. Will and Natalie became a Med power couple, leading Will to ask Chicago P.D.'s Jay Halstead (Jesse Lee Soffer) for their mother's engagement ring.

Since Chicago Med, Donnell has become a father of two, and most recently starred in The Shark Is Broken on Broadway, a comedic play that theatricalizes the behind-the-scenes shenanigans that took place when the cameras stopped rolling between takes of Steven Spielberg's 1975 classic blockbuster, Jaws.

Connor Rhodes reporting for work at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center again? Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like it. Donnell's return to the Chicago Med set was only social, apparently, with TVLine reporting there aren't plans to bring Connor back on screen.

He has two tattoos from his tour trips – one from Memphis and one from Dayton; which are five silhouettes of birds to represent his family, and a Fleur De Lis, because his mother is French.

Get us Colin Donnell, stat! Five years after hanging up his scrubs as Chicago Med's Dr. Connor Rhodes, the Broadway-trained charisma factory is returning to the Dick Wolf-iverse for a two-part arc on FBI: International.

It's safe to assume that the 48-year-old actress was just ready to move on from the series and explore other opportunities.

Jesse Lee Soffer is back in the Dick Wolf world — but not as Jay Halstead. Soffer has nabbed a series regular part in Season 4 of “FBI: International,” which airs on CBS. He previously portrayed Detective Halstead on ten seasons of NBC's “Chicago P.D.” He left the show in 2022.

Jesse Lee Soffer won't be reprising his role of Jay Halstead — or returning to Chicago P.D. — but his FBI: International character has been revealed. Soffer, 40, will play Supervisory Special Agent Wesley “Wes” Mitchell on season 4 of FBI: International, Us Weekly can confirm.