Name of the Episode: “Win Loss: Tonight’s episode wastes no time in showing Natalie and Jeff spent the night together after grabbing drinks at Molly’s. Natalie has to leave to pick up Owen and get ready for her shift. They leave on good terms and go their separate ways. Ethan is a mentor to a young man leaving for war in the next few months. Joey is feeling a little uncomfortable now that Reese is doing her residency with Dr.
Name of the Episode: Soul Care At the end of the freshman season, the doctors of Chicago Med showed a completely new side to the city. Seems like everyone is trying to settle into their new roles a the hospital, or for Reese, a normal civilian life. She declined her position because she wanted to be in the emergency room; she is now working as a barista at a local coffee shop. Dr. Choi is the Chief Resident, Dr. Rhodes
Name of the Episode: “Timing” Beware – spoilers! Reese has reached her graduation day, but her mom will not be attending. So Joey takes it upon himself to make sure she celebrates. Natalie expresses to Maggie she isn’t used to not having her wedding ring anymore. She knows it was the right time to stop wearing it. She is pulled away to treat a six-month-old baby who is suffering a fever and diarrhea. Maggie gets a call about Dr. Downey
Name of the Episode: “Withdrawal” Beware – spoilers! Vicky is packing for her two months trip to Bethesda for a conference. Ethan doesn’t want her to go, but he now has a little company with the parrot he’s adopted from his last ambulance call. At the hospital, Will tells Natalie he has been offered a job in California. He hasn’t made a decision yet, but he has a slim chance to still stay at Med. As he’s discussing his plan,
Name of the Episode: “Disorder” Beware – spoilers! It’s business as usual at Chicago Med, until they see a surprise visit from Jayco. It’s their joint company supervisors. Sharon encourages everyone to stick to protocols and do it with big smiles. She looks to Ethan for some military grade guidelines, but he is going on a resident ride along. He will miss the visit, but Will is already eagerly meeting the supervisors. Roman and the paramedics come in with a
Name of the Episode: “Inheritance” Beware – spoilers! The show opens on a Chicago party where April is the guest of Evans. Looks like things are going well for the pair since their meeting at the hospital a few weeks ago. Noah stops by; April is a little surprised he was invited to the party. He wanted to meet a few of Tate’s sports friends. April follows him to a back room and sees Noah talking to the players about
Name of the Episode: “Hearts” Beware – spoilers!! Ethan is still suffering from his mental woes. In the middle of the night, Vickie notices he is not in bed. He is at least able to admit that he is attending group therapy at the VA. She already knows about his meetings with Dr. Charles. She wants him to come back to bed, but he decides to go on a run. In the morning, there is a long line of patients
Television shows sometimes impact viewers so much that they touch their hearts and change their lives. I’ve written here at mytakeontv before about what a powerful tool TV can be. This year’s Winter TCA’s gave NBC a chance to show off some of its more noble shows. And three of them – Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med come from Executive Producer Dick Wolf. Wolf joined Colin Donnell (Chicago Med), S. Epatha Merkerson (Chicago Med), Monica Raymund (Chicago Fire),
Name of the Episode: “Us” Beware – spoilers!! Reese is feeling the pressure about her residency match day. She would like to be in pathology, but without any confirmation so far, all she can do is worry. Natalie’s mother in law, Helen, currently cares for Owen and keeps giving unsolicited advice. Helen would like Natalie to get Owen Christened. Jeff was raised Catholic, but never went to services as an adult. Natalie isn’t religious and feels hypocritical for going through
Name of the Episode: “Guilty” Beware – spoilers! After their hiatus, the doctors and nurses of Chicago Med are back in action. Maggie is in charge and making quick decisions and assignments. They need to make sure everyone is getting in and out quickly because they have a trauma incident coming in. A teenage boy crashed his car into a family’s living room. In the crash, the gas line broke, and caused a fire to break out. The family was