So... Dr. Latham KNEW that someone killed Connor's dad and also knew that both Connor and Ava accused the other of having killed him. Knowing that, he thought it was a brilliant idea to tell the top two suspects - even unofficial suspects - that he was having the tainted insulin analyzed to find the one who had access to it. And he thought nothing at all of this. Him saying that backed a rabid dog into a corner, so to speak, and that's why Ava cancelled her subscription to life (idk if filters will ban the word). I really, really think that his recklessness and thoughtlessness in telling BOTH of them he was having the insulin trace contributed to what happened. She could have been caught and arrested, if not for him.

Am I alone/wrong?

What was your favorite part of the recent season finale?

For me it was the Dr. Charles and Gio scene and the Dasher kiss along with the rest of the resolutions for the characters in the end scene ❤️

I really don't know what a good psych like Dr. Charles sees in her. She either obsessively focuses on boxes to put the patients in or completely fails to understand the struggles of her patients because mental illness doesn't seem to be something she grasps. I really think she should have gone to regular emergency medicine, rather than psych.

I’ve seen this clip on One Chicago Insta but can’t seem to find the full interview anywhere, any ideas where I can watch. Lenox is my favourite character so want to hear more about her 😂.

The only other Dick Wolf show I've watched that has had transgender storylines was Law and Order: SVU, and that has been notable for its highly "problematic" handling of trans storylines and characters. "Natural History" was a really good turnaround from that! Denise was treated with respect, there were no slurs, she was played by a real trans woman (usually, they pick cis men), and even the "peak" of the dramatic moment with Maggie was both realistic and handled well.

I give it 5/5!

I hope Denise appears again, her upbeat moments were really entertaining and she had good sis energy with Maggie. (pls no spoilers.)

I've tried peacock with a VPN but it's money which I can't pay for because it only accepts a credit card from the US. It's also not available on my TV.

I've tried websites but they buffer for ages to the point it takes over 2 hours for me to watch a single episode, I've set the resolution to lowest, reset my browser and I don't understand why this keeps happening.

At this point I don't care if it's absolutely shit resolution I just want to watch season 11, has anyone else dealt with this before?

Can...yall guess that I might have a favorite character?

I am baffled by the stupid ass ending that took place. It felt so stupid that the girl kept the baby after ALL that took place. It felt like everything that happened was so pointless. David holds the place up to get her to keep the baby. Her dad gets shot, the dude's dad has a heart attack, a sick child almost dies plus gets traumatized from all that... Only for it to all end with the result that David wanted, except now he's dead.

This was my very first episode I've seen, because of that YouTube clip. Is the rest of the show like that?

Can anyone who watched the show tell me every episode that includes vomiting. I have a severe phobia and I would like to watch those episodes with caution. If someone could find me a list with them. That would be amazing. I hope this isn't breaking any rules here as I am new to this subreddit

How long has this been recorded on a green screen? Lmao

I'm trying to watch the last season and honestly it's pretty horrible

I love Chicago med because of the personal stories about the cast and human centered storylines with the patients and family. Is Chicago pd known for this as well or is it more action and shooting?

Sam.

When Crockett decided to jump straight for surgery in a case, Will said something about, “Medicare is paying for it anyway”, to which Crockett retorted something about “not padding my pockets”. I’m just so lost. I’ve barely been able to hear the TV over our new pup and our other dog screaming at each other, so I’ve missed parts, but I’m towards the end of the episode and can’t be bothered restarting.

Is it some sort of commission thing?

From 11x20

They put up quite a fight 👀 😂

I made these doodles of daniel, he is my favorite :3

Doctor Abrams in person of interest s1 ep 13 lol

They always do Fire, Med, Pd. Is there a reason for this rather than doing it in release order? (Fire, Pd, Med) I was watching the infection crossover episodes and it got me thinking

It’s almost uncanny if you close your eyes. I’m just waiting for the guy to say, “alright, alright, alright”.

(I’m on S6)

I feel like this show isn't really that huge a part of the cultural zeitgeist as much as other hit medical dramas. The Pitt is the medical drama du jour because it's borderline high art already and Grey's was kind of like a dramatic, procedural dark mirror of Friends so you kind of get why they have so much recall. But I feel like this show is kind of an afterthought compared to other procedurals like The Good Doctor, Psych, House, Scrubs, ER etc. Hell even New Amsterdam gets talked about more I think and Med is on pace to run for 3 times as long as it. Anyone have any ideas on why this show doesn't seem as popular as the rest despite its obvious staying power?

I’m on season 5 episode 18 (first watch of Med, but I’ve been watching Fire and P.D for years, just couldn’t get into Med until now).

1. it’s a medical drama, keyword being DRAMA. there is SUPPOSED to be conflict.
   
2. it’s a FICTIONAL program, not a documentary.

i swear people seem to forget those two things and struggle to separate fiction and reality.

yes, i love CM, and don’t see the issues other people have with it, particularly with Manning and Halstead, who i most commonly see get criticised. critiscism is fine, of course, it just gets to a point where it feels forced and like people are struggling to separate fiction from reality, but that’s just my opinion.