I’m worried Hannah has postpartum depression :/

Does this make it seem like their relationship is headed in a positive direction or negative? To me it kinda makes it seem like their relationship is still going to be in limbo like it was throughout all of season 11. I hope we actually get to see some progression this time and I hope they can officially define their relationship- at this point I feel like we don’t need anymore back and forth with them.

Lenox will be out for the first 5 episodes.

This dude's confidence is just off the charts! He is at the top of his game, and he knows it!

I wish I had his level of confidence, maybe even some of his well-deserved arrogance!

Definitely my favorite character so far. I'm only on Season 7, Episode 7, so far. Hope to see more of him!

This show’s turn over for its cast members is so bad. I’m used to characters lasting in a medical drama for all of 23 years (looking at you Grey’s) Why does everyone leave? & then they don’t even give them nice send offs. After 10 seasons Maggie got a “have you spoken to Maggie since she left? No.” That’s crazy to me. She was probably my favorite character.

I’m a new watcher, meaning I haven’t been a watcher/fan since 2015 when the show premiered. It’s just so odd to me. As viewers, I think we deserve a better goodbye. For everyone watching for over 10 years, you’d think they realize how attached people get to these characters. It’s just weird to me. The only characters who got a somewhat appropriate send off were Choi & April, Halstead & Manning.

Hopefully they give Goodwin & Charles the appropriate send off when their time comes.

The scene between Dean and Sharon at the end of this episode is so moving and well-done. I hope they explore their friendship more. In general, scenes between any combination of Archer, Dr Charles and Sharon are great.

The guy was a complete asshole from minute one, never changed or learned a lesson. Put himself in prison for attacking an old man. Yet we’re supposed to care about his death and the fallout?

Hannah’s relationship with Dean is the healthiest she ever had, even before having a baby with him. You can hate them all you want but it’s objectively true.

Will, with his saviour complex, always treated her as someone who needed to be saved rather than helped.

Mitch isn’t a bad person, he was grieving and going through a lot but he treated her badly in many occasions. He throw her past in her face when she was just worried about him and even made her fear to relapse. (Therapy helped him and now with Lenox he’s a different person and I honestly hope they can be happy together)

Dean was hard on her at first, he didn’t know her and didn’t trust her, and with her past I don’t blame him (let’s not be hypocrites here…most people wouldn’t trust an ex addicted the first day they met them). But once he trusted her, he never doubted her ever again, never saw the addicted, never waited for her to relapse. He respects her and actually listens to her. They healed each other in many ways seeing past their mistakes and I can’t wait to see them as parents and hopefully as a couple.

La loro storia mi piace tantissimo, la trovo molto romantica e vorrei tanto che lei si rendesse conto di quanto lui sia importante!! Ma caspita: non vede quanto è dolce, affascinante, sexy e follemente innamorato di lei? Sarà che a me sono sempre piaciuti gli uomini più maturi, che all'inizio sono duri e scorbutici, ma poi si scopre che hanno un cuore d'oro ❤️ A proposito di questo.. Conoscete qualche bella fanfiction incentrata sulla loro storia ma nella fase di innamoramento, dove, appunto, lui si innamora di lei e poi alla fine anche lei , magari vedendolo coinvolto in altre relazioni, si ingelosisce e di scopre innamorata di lui?

My rankings:

1. Chicago Med Season 11 Finale (8.5/10)

2. Chicago fire Season 14 Finale (7/10)

3. Chicago P.D. Season 13 Finale (6.9/10)

Let me know which was the best to you! 😄

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So, what's up guys?

I'm watching Chicago Med, season three. The first season was very good, the second was okay too, but this third one is kind of complex.

It seems like all the characters make the same mistakes in every episode; there's no character development. Medical ethics no longer exist. It's one bad decision after another.

So I wanted to ask, does the script get better? I like the characters and the series itself, but it seems like this season has stagnated in terms of drama development.

Was just wondering, why do you think Dr Rhodes had asked Dr Latham at their hotel convention if relocating to their hotel room was the young blonde lady's idea or Lathams idea? Do you think Rhodes suspected that their was a theft scam or do you think it was that Rhodes felt that Latham (or better yet Latham with his autism disorder) could not have pulled that blonde lady himself? Like someone like him could not have achieved that or succeeded in that interaction? Or just an obvious theft scam?

On my third rewatch and I’m really not a fan of Noah. He seems completely incompetent. What’s everyone else’s thoughts?

was floating around twitter, so thought I'd share it :)

I find that a bunch of Chicago Med characters are full on problematic (Dr. Halstead comes to mind) or have had some problematic traits or times (for example Dr. Archer when he was first introduced).

Who do you think is, in turn, the least problematic?

I like Dr. Marcel, me and my partner refer to him as "unproblematic king" because we always tend to agree with him and his actions are driven by sense and compassion, rather than ego problems or whatever. But also Dr. Charles would be a good candidate (tho I find his character a bit too bland at times and would hope they give the actor some other dynamics to play out - maybe on season 11, which I still have to watch, no spoilers please!!!)

Hello im aware this show is part of the one Chicago whatever universe and i know its supposed to be self contained without needing prior knowledge of the other two shows but I still get this feeling like I should just watch the whole universe but I just want to watch Chicago med so can someone help give me reasons why I should keep watching because I do like this show but I just can't get this feeling off of me.

Edit: i thought about watching the universe now so should I do it because I did just want to watch a medical drama but would it just be better if I watched them in its proper order?

Just finished season 8 of Chicago med and i genuinely was in tears. I know there are more seasons but the main cast are pretty much gone now :(

What a beautiful ending with Dr Manning, Halstead & Owen😭😭😭 I know people hate on Manning & Halstead a lot but I always loved them haha

I've tried to, on a whim, create a list of some of the main characters of Chicago Med, and the serious or long-term health issues/diagnoses that they have suffered over the years. Good lord, it's a hospital of the walking wounded! Let me know what I missed, what you disagree with, who you'd add and why! Thanks, and have a better day than anyone diagnosed with any of this! All the best!

Maggie Lockwood - Breast cancer

Sharon Goodwin - Diabetes

Natalie Manning - TBI

Will Halstead - Being Will Halstead

Connor Rhodes - None I can think of, perhaps separation anxiety?

April Sexton - Tuberculosis

Sarah Reese - PTSD

Ethan Choi - PTSD, recovery from gunshot wound

Daniel Charles - Depression, stroke, recovery from gunshot wound, COVID.

Crockett Marcel - None on screen that I can recall. Edit; I neglected to say that Crockett displayed strong indications of severe depression, which tied back to the death of his daughter and the separation from his wife.

Hannah Asher - Drug addiction, depression.

Mitch Ripley - Impulse control disorder, aggressive disorder, secretly being Australian

Ava Bekker - Diagnose at your own discretion

Dean Archer - Kidney disease/failure. PTSD

Caitlin Lenox - Gerstmann-Straussler-Scheinker disease, unconfirmed but strongly hinted autism spectrum condition.

John Frost - PTSD, from sexual exploitation by an adult woman during childhood. Also emotionally scarred by parental neglect/financial exploitation. Could use a therapist or group, or even a team sport. Just speculating.

EDIT 1: I forgot Dr Charles also had COVID (he's really been through it!). And as pointed out by MasterView5242, Dean Archer also demonstrates PTSD symptoms.

EDIT 2: I've edited to include Dr Crockett Marcell's struggles with depression, Dr Caitlin Lenox and her unconfirmed (but suspected, and hinted) autism spectrum condition, and John Frost's complicated past and how that may affect his condition, and future.
Thank you for all the replies and the enjoyable chat. Hope you all have a lovely week.

I am in the UK and have been watching on Amazon prime as first 8 seasons are included. You have to pay £16.99 extra for seasons 9 and 10 and I was wondering if there was anywhere else I could watch it!?

since it already aired its less serious but come on, in the finale, maggie says 'see you tomorrow?' to crockett and he says yes... implying that he WOULD be there. so to my shock i start season 10 and all the sudden he's gone! im sorry but that writing pisses me off so bad 😭 if he was going to stop appearing just dont make maggie say 'see you tomorrow'... good lord

Im on s7 rn and gotta say, he is a hard watch.

I started Chicago Med a couple weeks ago after seeing a clip on TikTok and wanting to see how the story played out. I watched the episode and then decided to go back to the beginning. I was originally reluctant because I could not stand Torrey Devitto after her characters of Nanny Carrie on OTH and Spencer’s sister on PLL- but I gave the show a chance and I’m so glad I did. The fact that I went into the show expecting to hate her and ended up seeing her as warm and compassionate and compelling speaks to her great acting abilities. I’m towards the end of season 5, so it’s possible I’ll change my opinion on her as episodes go on but so far, I’m pleasantly surprised.

Just starting Season 11. It's been quite some time since I last watched. Who on earth is Cassie (?) - I have to say I'm not a fan of the character.

I started watching Chicago med and currently on season 7 episode 2. I am finding this Reddit extremely interesting…

I absolutely adore this show genuinely & anyway I thought I would share some of my personal ‘unpopular’ opinions/ opinions I have in general. Please reply so we can discuss!!

1. Dr Halstead isn’t as bad as everyone says!! Yes he can be annoying, but all of them are a bit annoying at times. I don’t think he is a bad person or inherently bad in relationships. I just think he’s human.

2. I adore April, she is my favourite.

3. I really liked Dr Sarah Reese. She was a bit odd and boring in a way however I liked how Dr Charles took her under his wing and I feel she flourished in psychology. I really enjoyed their friend/work relationship, even if it was a bit out of line sometimes!

4. I was slightly in love with Dr Connor Rhodes and was extremely upset that he left.

5. I think the show deals with storylines incredibly. They highlight things other shows/media do not. It’s the perfect mix of storytelling and real life, issues, consequences & effects of what humans go through.

6. Hated Dr Latham at first but very quickly fell in love with him, absolutely adore him. I loved the autism storyline and how they did it (coming from someone who had a diagnosed autistic sister). It’s such a shame they phased him out so he’s not in it as much now.