Stephen Weber shares the idea behind Tim Daley Wings and the Chicago Med Crossover

Stephen Weber and Tim Daly no longer play TV bros, but Webber would happily reunite with his ex Wings costar to Chicago Med.

Weber – who plays dr. Dean Archer on the NBC drama — already have an idea about a Chicago With a storyline that would be both funny and embarrassing for Daley, 68.

“It would be great if he showed up as himself,” the 63-year-old Weber said only Us Weekly Daly while promoting Season 10 Chicago Med.

The actor teased that in his dream scenario, Daley “suddenly ends up in Chicago and I have to operate on him. And he keeps saying, “God, you remind me of someone,” hinting at their past connection.

Weber joked that whoever Daly played hypothetically With episode, his character Dr. Archer “should have some embarrassing surgery on him, like a colonoscopy.”

The One Chicago star noted, “It would be huge” for Daley to appear in the medical drama, noting that they have yet to discuss the possibility.

Webber and Daley previously played brothers Brian Michael Hackett and Joe Montgomery Hackett, respectively. Wings.

The sitcom ran for eight seasons from 1990 to 1997 and centered around Brian and Joe as they try to run an airline on the New England island of Nantucket. The cast is also included Crystal Bernard, David Schramm, Rebecca Shul, Tony Shalhoub and Thomas Haden Church.

Webber previously revealed there was a “slight” chance he and Daley could reunite for a time Wings reunion in the cell. “We're all around, so if the public really demands it (then maybe),” he teased during a March 2020 appearance. Conversation.

Weber explained at the time that he was just “so grateful” to still be a part of acting. “If we never have some sort of reboot, that's fine. We put on a good show and people like it,” he added.

While Weber was telling We that he's all-in when Daley pops Chicago Med at one point he said that there are many other things to look forward to as season 10 continues.

“There's a lot more nuance to him staying,” Weber said of Archer's decision not to leave the ER after successfully saving Sharon Goodwin (S. Epatha Merkerson) alive during the midseason premiere earlier this month.

The actor noted that even though Archer is staying, that doesn't mean it's going to be smooth sailing. (Archer earlier slipped his resignation letter under Goodwin's door midseason finale in the fall of 2024. What he didn't know at the time was that Goodwin had been stabbed by a stalker in her office and was fighting to stay alive.)

“This incident is really affecting him, and it's affecting him emotionally,” Weber said, referring to Goodwin nearly dying on his operating table.

He added that while Archer's job is secure for now, there will be “some surprises” in his personal life.

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Weber said We that Archer's “connection” with colleague Hannah Asher (Jesse Schram) will also be a large part of the remaining episodes of season 10.

He called Archer a “fatherly or brotherly” figure to Hannah. “There's something there that he's not used to and that he hasn't … really experienced that he's experiencing with him,” Weber said.

He concluded that Archer and Asher's relationship is complicated, especially now that Asher is romantically involved with Dr. Mitch Ripley (Luke Mitchell). “He wants her to be happy, but he also feels protective of her,” Weber revealed.

Chicago Med on NBC Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET.