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It wasn’t only the on-screen talent who got in on the Esco-focused adoration. It’s going to be so so tough without you.

I miss you so much already!!!! And I saw you 10 hours ago. To that end, star and Street portrayer Kenneth Johnson commented on Lina Esco’s post with a loving comment, saying: Granted, we might still hear about her through verbal updates, but it won’t be quite the same. It’s partly a bummer to have them go there only for her character to be gone before fans can enjoy that afterglow. And not only to follow up on her and Chris getting busy, but that’s definitely a big part of it. S.W.A.T., which celebrated its 100th episode on CBS this season, will hopefully find a way to bring Chris back in the future, since she’s leaving on a non-lethal note.

I can't think you enough for your support and for walking beside me through all of Chris' journey! family - my fellow cast, the crew, the writers, and the producers - for an incredible journey. That said, this is one of the most difficult decisions I've had to make. work over the past five years, as she also starred the 2018 comedy Porthole, the mindbending 2019 drama Full-Dress, and the sci-fi anthology film Doors (in a segment opposite Josh Peck).

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(She also helmed, wrote, and produced the 2014 feature Free the Nipple.) Not that she’s only been resting on her laurels in the midst of her S.W.A.T. Lina Esco sounds ready to take her career to a new level upon exiting S.W.A.T., which could definitely be tied to her work directing a Season 5 installment - Ep 515, “Donor” - assuming she wants to continue showing off her talents behind the camera as much as in front of it. Chris never backs down from the unknown and as an actor/writer/director - I'm excited to step out of my comfort zone and embark on a new chapter, too. Bringing to life a strong, smart, bi-sexual character like Chris Alonso has been both a pleasure and a powerful opportunity to increase visibility for diverse women everywhere.