Archer, Chicago Med and Steven Weber

Is Steven Weber leaving Chicago Med? Details of Dr. Archer's fate on the procedural show, explored
Steven Weber's Dr. Archer is constantly struggling in Season 10 of the show after being announced as the ED co-head with Sarah Ramos' Dr. Caitlin Lenox. Dr. Archer was announced i
'It's Hard Not To Take It Personally': Chicago Med's Steven Weber Opens Up About Tough Reactions From Fans And Archer Vs. Lenox
Tune in to NBC on Wednesday, November 20 at 8 p.m. ET for the fall finale of Chicago Med, called "Love Will Tear Us Apart." The episode airs ahead of Chicago Fire at 9 p.m. ET and Chicago P.D. at 10 p.m. ET. You can also revisit earlier episodes streaming on Peacock now.
Is Steven Weber's Dr. Archer Leaving Gaffney on Chicago Med?
Dr. Dean Archer (Steven Weber) has been having a rough time on Season 10 of Chicago Med after being named Gaffney E.D. co-chiefs with Dr. Caitlin Lenox (Sarah Ramos) following the closure of a nearby hospital.
‘Chicago Med’: Steven Weber Talks Archer-Lenox Tension & ‘Explosive’ Episode
One thing is clear in Chicago Med Season 10: Dr. Archer ( Steven Weber) is not a fan of his co-chief in the ED, Dr. Lenox ( Sarah Ramos ). And that’s even more true now than it was when they first met.
Why Fans Think Dr. Archer Is Leaving Chicago Med
The ongoing storyline in Chicago Med has made fans think that the key character, Dr. Archer might be leaving the show. Portrayed by Steven Weber, the character was introduced in Season 6 in a recurring capacity before appearing essentially in the subsequent seasons.
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‘One Has to Go!’ Chicago Med Puts *Two* Characters on the Chopping Block as One Chicago’s Mass Exodus Continues
The tension between Dr. Dean Archer (Steven Weber) and Dr. Caitlin Lenox (Sarah Ramos) on Chicago Med is coming to a head — ...