Steven Weber's Dr. Dean Archer is part of the furniture on "Chicago Med" these days, but he was originally supposed to die in ...

“I got the call — I didn't even have to audition for it, which is good most of the time — to be on a four-or-five-episode arc of Chicago Med,” Weber, 64, revealed on the Thursday, October 30, episode ...

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Chicago Med wouldn’t be the same without the gruff yet lovable Dr. Dean Archer — but according to actor Steven Weber, he almost didn’t make it out of season 6 alive. “I got the call — I didn't even ...

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A major character on the hit NBC show Chicago Med was only ever supposed to last a few episodes — at least according to castmember Steven Weber. Weber, 64, appeared on the Oct. 30 episode of the One ...

Weber reflected on the character’s original story when he sat down with Brian Luce, a former Chicago police officer who is a Chicago P.D. producer and technical consultant for the Thursday, October 30 ...