Dermot Mulroney has addressed his Chicago Fire departure for the first time since news of his exit surfaced. Speaking at the Flashback Weekend fan convention in Chicago, the actor shared a warm reaction to his run on the NBC series and made clear that he looks back on the experience positively.

Mulroney said he loved his time on the show, where he played Dom Pascal for two seasons. His comments arrive just days after reports that he would be leaving the long-running firefighter drama, giving fans their first direct response from the actor himself.

While no broader details about the reason for the change were included in the brief remarks, Mulroney's message suggested gratitude rather than frustration. For viewers who followed his character across two seasons, his words frame the exit as the close of a chapter he genuinely enjoyed.

Chicago Fire has long seen cast shifts as its story evolves, and Mulroney's departure now becomes the latest notable change for the series. Even with his time on the show ending, his public comments indicate that his stint as Dom Pascal remains a memorable part of his television career.