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NBC has partnered with several entertainers and non-Olympic athletes like Megan Thee Stallion, Dolly Parton and Peyton Manning to promote the Paris Games this summer. The network wants to build anticipation and entice more viewers after drawing lackluster ratings following the Games in Beijing and Tokyo.

NBC has partnered with several entertainers and non-Olympic athletes like Megan Thee Stallion, Dolly Parton and Peyton Manning to promote the Paris Games this summer. The network wants to build anticipation and entice more viewers after drawing lackluster ratings following the Games in Beijing and Tokyo.

NBC has partnered with several entertainers and non-Olympic athletes like Megan Thee Stallion, Dolly Parton and Peyton Manning to promote the Paris Games this summer. The network wants to build anticipation and entice more viewers after drawing lackluster ratings following the Games in Beijing and Tokyo.

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Eamonn Walker's character moves up the ladder at the end of Season 12

After a remarkable 12-season run on Chicago Fire, Eamonn Walker, who has been an integral part of the show, is stepping back from his role as Deputy District Chief Wallace Boden.Walker, known for his profound portrayal of Boden and other memorable roles like Kareem Sa'id in HBO's Oz, has decided to reduce his involvement to

NBCs "Chicago Fire" is saying goodbye to Eamonn Walker. Heres why the beloved chief is leaving the firefighter drama on a regular basis after 12 years.

'Chicago Fire' Season 12 finale says goodbye to Chief Boden, while Damon drops a big bombshell on Severide -- read our recap!

The "Chicago Fire" Season 12 finale marked the final appearance by Eamonn Walker, who plays Chief Boden, as a series regular.