Tonight at 9p on NBC’s Chicago Fire, it is time for Cruz (Joe Minoso) to get married. They just have to do one more shift before the nuptials. What could wrong?
A firehouse that was recently closed down, decides to take over Firehouse 51. That is what could wrong The protestors cuff themselves to the firetrucks, and now the trucks are not going anywhere.
Chief Bowden (Eamonn Walker) is working against an imaginary clock to get his firehouse back and save theirs. Everywhere they turn, they are hitting roadblocks.
Just when they are making some lead way, a fight breaks out and Cruz is injured. Will his wedding go on as it? Will it be in the hospital? Or the worst-case scenario their happy day turns into a sad one.
You don’t want to miss this intense episode that does not involve any fires.
The good news is that Chris Meloni is reprising his role as Elliot Stabler. The bad news is that it is not for Law & Order: SVU. Instead, he is getting his own spinoff, and it already a 13-episode order.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, “The new series revolves around an NYPD organized crime unit led by Stabler. The new series will also be set in New York.” I smell at least one crossover episode with SVU coming up.
No word, where and when the show will debut. However, with so many pilots never being shot because of COVID-19, I am assuming it will be on NBC in the Fall.
Meloni originated the role in 1999, and played the character until 2011.
Dick Wolf has dramas on NBC and CBS, and on Tuesday they are going to do a very rare two network crossover event. Chicago PD’s Detective Hailey Upton (Tracy Spiridakos) will guest star on FBI.
According to the CBS press release, “The FBI team investigates a drug deal gone bad after the body of a college student is found. Also, Detective Hailey Upton (Tracy Spiridakos) temporarily joins the team, and finds her usual investigative methods clash with the Bureau’s more buttoned up environment, on the second season finale of FBI.”
As cool as this is, I wish that Wolf Entertainment would stop doing crossovers with PD. I just don’t like that show, and it is all about me.
Before S. Epatha Merkerson was running the Emergency Department on Chicago Med, she had timne to be in a book club on The Cosby Show. She looks the same now as she did when she was 35 in that 1988 episode.
Chicago Med has a big milestone on NBC tonight at 8p. The show is airing its 100th episode! What better way to celebrate than with a wedding.
Maggie (Marlyne Barrett), who is recently in remission for breast cancer, is getting married tonight. That is if everything will stop going wrong.
What can go wrong when Dr. Choi (Brian Tee) and Dr. Marcel (Dominic Rains) perform a surgery together? Nothing happens to them, but April (Yaya DaCosta) has sudden and intense stomach cramps from the fertility treatments. She winds up telling her fiance’ about the near-kiss she had with Dr. Marcel. How will Dr. Choi handle it?
Did you know that Dr. Charles (Oliver Platt) has a 12-year-old daughter? I didn’t, and tonight she makes her dad question everything.
If that is not enough to handle, they still have all of their medical cases. A woman comes in with her daughter, and other hospitals have the mom on a watch list. What is wrong with both of them?
It is a game-changing episode for the people at Chicago Med. Because of that, I cannot wait to see what happens in their 101th episode.
