Warning! Spoilers ahead for FBI: International Season 4.

FBI: InternationalThe fourth season premiere shows this through the plot Chicago PD not after Jay Halstead left. Jesse Lee Soffer joined the FBI: Season 4 International Cast as Wes Mitchell, a former LAPD officer who now works with the Fly Team in Budapest. This character is the first major role Soffer has landed since his departure Chicago PD at the end of season 10. Mitchell was only supposed to stay to solve a case, but accepted Vo’s suggestion to take over as head of the unit, which is why he is now there permanently.

Mitchell and Halstead are not intended to be the same person, meaning Soffer played two different roles within the series A Chicago Universe. However, Mitchell shares some similarities with Halstead, most notably his willingness to go to any lengths in the name of justice for those he cares about. Mitchell’s backstory is somewhat similar, although it has something to do with Halstead’s disappointing exit Chicago PD failed after Halstead left the unit.

Jesse Lee Soffer’s Wes Mitchell wants to take a new job at FBI: International

Chicago police did not show Jay Halstead’s story after she left the agency

FBI: InternationalMitchell is introduced in his home environment in Los Angeles, where he works as an FBI agent and struggles to maintain a dysfunctional relationship. The The episode follows him from there to Budapest after his partner is injured in a shootout with some robbers he traced to Hungary, and throughout the hour he struggles to get used to the Fly Team’s routine rather than everything to do whatever he wanted to solve the case.

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This introduction stands in stark contrast to Halstead’s exit. In Season 10, Episode 2, Halstead decided to travel to Bolivia to help capture a cartel leader there, after which he was never seen again. Halstead reportedly moved from Bolivia to another part of the world on another mission, and when it was clear he wasn’t coming back, Hailey divorced him. HoweverHalstead updates were all given through dialogue and the character never appeared on screen in his post-Intelligence Unit life.

How Mitchell von Soffer is different from Chicago PD’s Halstead

Despite some similarities, they should not have the same character

Mitchell and Halstead are not the same characters, although Mitchell’s backstory of being an LAPD officer for ten years seemed like a subtle nod to Soffer’s previous character, considering he had been there Chicago PD for 10 seasons. Both characters are passionate about justice and protecting the people they love, but Mitchell is far more hotheaded and willing to break the rules for a good cause than Halstead was. Mitchell’s desire to strengthen the local police force and his belief that anything is possible in the name of justice for Mike is more similar Chicago PDThis is Hank Voight than to Halstead.

FBI: International‘s Mitchell is similar Chicago PD’s Halstead by leaving his job and family behind to go to a foreign country. However, Mitchell’s relationship was already in crisis when he left for Budapest. If his partner hadn’t broken up with him, he probably would have returned to the US after the case was closed to try to sort things out. This personal story highlights how insulting Halstead’s departure was to the character, as he constantly moved from place to place and essentially abandoned his wife, which didn’t fit with Halstead’s role as Hailey Upton’s husband.

Why the Chicago Police Department couldn’t show Halstead’s post-intelligence sheet

The actor had already left the series and was not available for further scenes

To film Halstead’s life after leaving the intelligence unit, Jesse Lee Soffer would have had to return at least several more times after his character left Voight’s team. This was not possible as Soffer had already decided to leave Chicago PD and therefore there was no opportunity to film these post-intelligence scenes. This is not unusual Chicago PD. Tracy The fate of the character of Spiridakos remains a mystery after Upton leaves Chicago PD and left at the end of season 11 in search of a better job.

Upton’s departure makes that even more unlikely Chicago PD. will ever provide a reasonable explanation for what happened to Jay after he left the Secret Service. With Upton and her ex-husband now both out of sight, there’s no pressing reason to explain or even mention Halstead’s absence. Therefore, Halstead’s life after the Secret Service is always left to the audience’s imagination. The actor has moved on and is now playing the lead role FBI: International, Therefore, there is no hope at all that Halstead’s character will be redeemed after his exit storyline.

FBI: International follows the elite agents of the FBI’s International Fly Team as they travel the world to protect Americans. The series focuses on their complex missions, navigating international law and the challenges posed by different jurisdictions, showcasing just how demanding their work is.

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Carter Redwood, Vinessa Vidotto, Luke Kleintank, Heida Reed, Eva Jane Willis, Christiane Paul, Christina Wolfe, Sarah Junillon, Stefan Trout, Eric James Gravolin, Jeremy Sisto, Greg Hovanessian, Michael Torpey, Moe Irvin, Jesse Lee Soffer, Asher Miles Fallica, Stephanie Hoston, Jon Tarcy, Elizabeth Mitchell, Alana de la Garza, Adam Fidusiewicz, Miklós Bányai, Kelley Missal, Julian McMahon, Natalie Shinnick, Aaron Serotsky, Alon Aboutboul, Alexander Sokovikov, Christina Rouner, Jay Paulson, Barbara Eve Harris, Laila Drew, Connor Price

Character(s)

Andre Raines, Cameron Vo, Scott Forrester, Jamie Kellett, Megan Smitty Garretson, Katrin Jaeger, Amanda Tate, Claire Armbruster, Ernesto Saunders, Kyle Cartwright, Jubal Valentine, Damian Powell, Ken Dandridge, General Finley, Wesley Mitchell, Zsólt Tamási, Maya Langhorne, Lukacs Sipos, Angela Cassidy, Isobel Castille, Vladislav Pavlovic, Lt. Benedek Erdos, Zoey McKenna, Jess LaCroix, Grace, Michael Rafferty, Pavel Novikoff, Piotr Efremov, Julianne Kellett, Special Agent Harold Porter, Attorney General Rebecca Blair, Jordan Raines, Ethan Castellaw

Seasons

4

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A spin-off of Chicago Fire, this police procedural drama follows the Chicago Police Department’s detectives and uniformed patrol officers as they work to solve cases and put criminals behind bars.

Pour

Jason Beghe, Marina Squerciati, Patrick John Flueger, LaRoyce Hawkins, Amy Morton, Jesse Lee Soffer, Tracy Spiridakos, Jon Seda

Release date

January 8, 2014

Seasons

12