On Sunday, NBC has reviled it’s up coming fall schedule for the 2017-2018 TV season and it comes with some big news comes on the returning show. The Peacock network has announced that the breakout hit The Is Us is moving from Tuesdays at 9pm to Thursdays at 9pm. In it’s new slot, it will…
Category: Chicago Med
Chicago Med (S02E19): “Ctrl Alt”
“Ctrl Alt” brought a difficult day of work for the Chicago Med staff as they tried to help patients the old fashion way – with limited to no technology. About halfway through the epsiode, someone misteriously pays the hackers and the systems begin working again. At the end, we learn it was Dr. Latham. I get…
Chicago Med (S02E17): “Monday Mourning”
This weeks episode of Chicago Med was filled with deep emotion when one of their own jumps off the roof of the hospital. With no strong connections among his co-workers in the hospital, they all feel responsible for his death and struggle to make the right decisions while helping their patients throughout the day. Reese is the…
Chicago Med (S02E16): “Prisoner’s Dilemma”
This episode of Chicago Med was very heartwarming, but complex for different families. Dr. Manning works hard to prove that her patient, who supposedly has been in a coma for five years, is conscious. While all odds are against her case, she and another doctor manage to prove their patient was in ‘Lock In’ syndrome…
Chicago Med (S02E14): “Cold Front”
“Cold Front” was the most intense episode of Chicago Med in a long time. With so much happening at once, it was slightly hard to follow all the patient cases, but nevertheless, it was an extremely interesting episode. The Med doctors ask one mother to make the impossible choice – save her son or nephew. Ultimately,…
Chicago PD (S04E14): “Seven Indictments”
This episode of Chicago PD was very interesting, and offered information many Chicago PD fans have been waiting for. Rixton, Adam’s temporary replacement, showed up out of the blue, and since we didn’t know much about him – until now. The crew’s suspicions about Rixon were completely normal and justified, but I truly loved Halstead’s…
Chicago Med (S02E13): “Theseus’ Ship”
“Theseus’s Ship” was a gentle, but powerful episode of Chicago Med that questioned challenging questions such as, at what age can a child decide his medical treatment? Faced with an eight year old cancer patient who had convinced his dad to allow him to stop his medication three months prior, Dr. Manning is initially outraged…
Chicago Med (S02E12): “Mirror, Mirror”
This episode of Chicago Med was incredibly interesting. Every patient brought something valuable to the episode, which is rare for Chicago Med. This proved to be very effective to bring out deeper inner problems in core characters, such as Sarah who admits to her problems in therapy at the end “Mirror, Mirror.” Subtly, Dr. Manning was also…
Chicago Med (S02E11): “Graveyard Shift”
“Graveyard Shift” was a very interesting episode for Chicago Med, that followed unusual patients and When I saw the panda reveled as the emergency patient, I literally laughed out. I was not expecting that at all. However, I thought it was a great twist and I found it very interesting to see the doctors wrap…
Chicago Med (S02E10): “Heart Matters”
“Heart Matters” was a heartwarming episode with surprisingly little stakes. The death of Kate, which kicks off this episode, posed interesting questions for Maggie – how would she react? Would her ability to work be changed by the fact that Kate had arrested her? Similar to Chicago PD‘s latest episode, I think promotion played up this…
Chicago Med (S02E09): “Uncharted Territory”
“Uncharted Territory” was fulfilling, and fresh – a great way for Chicago Med to start the new year. While I found the patient backstories interesting and different from what Med has tackled before, there were some missing pieces, especially with Dr. Choi. I felt like I couldn’t quite understand Choi’s reaction to the rival patients he was…
Chicago Med (S02E08): “Free Will”
Review: “Free Will” was full of new, intriguing patient storylines and new developments for characters we love. This episode highlighted two very different personalities – both due to the patient’s illness or life circumstance. An important reminder from this episode was: Don’t wrestle with a pig. You both get dirty, but the pig likes it. This…
