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.
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Last season, NBC renewed This Is Us for three more seasons. This year, they did same for New Amsterdam. Today, they announced they want Law & Order: SVU, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, and Chicago Med all back for three more years too.
That will bring SVU to a total of 24 seasons. This year, it became television’s longest-running scripted drama series with 21 seasons. That is one more than the previous record holders Gunsmoke and Law & Order. Now, it is going for three more than that. It will be interesting to see if Mariska Hargitay will remain with the show. I hope she does because she is a HUGE part of that show. She is as beautiful on the outside as on the inside.
When it comes to the Chicago shows, Fire’s total will be 11, PD’s 10 and Med 8. That is a lot of seasons for the Dick Wolf shows.
On that note, he signed a five-year deal to stay with NBC Universal bring his today to 41 years. He has been with NBC longer than a lot of his actors have been alive. Pretty impressive and deserved.
Just one request. Can he stop doing crossovers with PD? I don’t watch that show, and I hate being forced to do it when there is one. The same way I don’t want to watch Grey’s Anatomy tonight, but I have to because they are doing a crossover with Station 19. Don’t these EPs and network execs know it is about me and not their shows.
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Tonight at 9p on NBC, it is up to Chicago Fire and then Chicago PD to save their city from someone who is distributing deadly Fentanyl. Several teenagers have been hospitalized from it. Even worse, a few have died. To make matters even worse, an ex-Chicago PD cop’s sister has gone missing, and she has been dating the dealer. Now, it is up to them to find her and stop him before it is too late. Will they be able to do it?
Also in the episode, Brett (Kara Killmer) decides to meet her biological mom. She does not want to do it alone, so she asks Casey (Jessie Spencer) to join. What happens when they get to her mom’s house. Will it be everything she was hoping it to be?
You don’t want to miss this thrilling two hours of television tonight.
On March 18th, Chicago Med will air its 100th episode. However, they filmed and celebrated the milestone yesterday.
Since it is a medical drama, their cake was in the shape of a corpse. Creepy, but awesome! And no one had more fun with it than Nick Gehlfuss. No matter how much CPR he did it on it, the cake was still dead. He tried. After he called the time of death, it was time for them to become cannibals or should I say cakibals?
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Starting at 8p tonight, Chicago Med, Chicago Fire and Chicago PD all join together to stop a highly-contagious, deadly virus from spreading all over Chicago. The three-hour event will keep you on the edge of your seat from the beginning until the end. Therefore you might want to drink some coffee with your dinner because you are going to want to be awake to see how it ends.
The episode starts off with our first responders doing a tailgate at a football. They are enjoying the food and friendship until a man suddenly collapses. Brett (Kara Killmer) looks at his bloodied leg and realizes he has flesh-eating bacteria. They rush him to the hospital and think that is the end of it.
It is not. Brett and Emily (Annie Ilonzeh) are sent to a house and discover a couple who died from the same thing. They are not the only ones, a woman and her baby are found in a car at a gas station with their flesh decaying away.
One case of it necrotizing fasciitis is rare, five is an outbreak. Now One Chicago needs to find out how this thing is spreading, how these people are connected and how to make it stop.
Fire gets their first clue in a major fire. There is a laboratory that has the same initials that patient zero kept repeating when they were working on him. What is the connection?
Just as things seem to calm down, three sets of paramedics are all sent to the same building but to different apartments. They discover several people who all have the same symptoms as the others. Now there are 30 more possible victims and the hospital has to prepare to quarantine them all. Sharon Goodwin (S. Epatha Merkerson) needs to make space for all of them because they are not prepared for an influx of people like that.
No one, even the CDC, knows what is going on and the death toll is climbing. Everyone in Chicago is afraid to leave their homes because they do not want to catch whatever this thing is.
Will they be able to find out what this is before they need to find a new city to live in? You just have to tune in to find out.
Out of all of the crossover events they have done with this franchise, this one is by far the best. Instead of having three different episodes telling the same story, it feels like one telemovie. The three shows flow very well together as one entity.
Plus, the story is a really good one. Then again, I am biased because I love all things plague related. Some shows and movies get it right and some get it wrong. One Chicago got it very right. They all did Dick Wolf proud.
