Chicago Fire returns with a new episode on March 26, “In the Rubble.” In it, in the face of adversity, Pascal searches for ...

Eamonn Walker is a 62 year old British Actor. Born Eamonn Roderique Walker on 12th June, 1962 in London, England, United Kingdom, he is famous for Kareem Said in Oz, Battalion Chief Wallace Boden on ...

Walker, 62, is coming back in the April 16 episode of the hit NBC series. According to the log line, Boden is "tasked by Commissioner Grissom (Gary Cole) to […] advertisement ...

Walker's Wallace Boden was last seen onscreen in the season 12 finale Eamonn Walker is back on Chicago Fire for one night and one night only. The beloved actor, 62, who exited the series after 12 ...

Adrian S Burrows Sr/NBC via Getty Images // Peter Gordon/NBC Eamonn Walker is returning to Chicago Fire, and Dermot Mulroney has shared some details about the highly-anticipated episode. After ...

Wallace Boden is back in action! Just one year after he departed from Chicago Fire, Eamonn Walker has reprised his role in an upcoming episode. Brought in by Commissioner Grissom (Gary Cole ...

Boden is returning to the show for the first time in Season 13. Actor Eamonn Walker exited the show as a full-time cast member during the Season 12 finale. Never Say Goodbye (Season 12 ...

Eamonn Walker returns in the April 16 episode of Chicago Fire, and NBC has aired a promo for it. (Walker was a series regular from the beginning of the show until the Season 12 finale. NEWSLETTERS ...

They’re led by Chief Wallace Boden (Eamonn Walker), Matthew Casey (Jesse Spencer) and Kelly Severide (Taylor Kinney). The Dick Wolf-produced series will always give you the drama, chaos and ...

Eamonn Walker played Boden for the first 12 years of the hit show. Walker last appeared during the Chicago Fire Season 12 finale (Never Say Goodbye). Despite the episode’s name, Boden did say ...

The star now uses a wheelchair primarily, although he can use a walker over short spans, according to the Express. Back in January, Eamonn opened up about living with an "epidemic of pain," and ...