Wednesdays on NBC, the men, and women of Chicago get a chance to shine thanks to a roster of shows that includes Chicago Med. Chicago Fire and Chicago P.D. have a sibling program in Chicago Med, entering its eighth season.
The new series Matt Olmstead and Michael Brandt created Chicago Med and Derek Haas for NBC in 2015. The show's executive producer is also Dick Wolf.
There's a lot of information here regarding the current season of Chicago Med—the episode schedule, cast members returning and new, and how to keep up with prior episodes—so have a look.
How Long Before the Next Episode of Chicago Med?
It's possible that Chicago Med fans will be a bit upset this week because the program will be taking a temporary break and will not return with a new episode until Wednesday, May 11. Viewers may relive some of their favorite moments from the season on Hulu while waiting for the next episode to air.
It will return with an episode titled “End of the Day, Anything Can Happen,” the first episode since the series hiatus. The following is a summary of the episode:
In the episode, “Scott aids the daughter of a crime lord; a grandmother arrives at Med in a desperate attempt to save her grandson; Choi copes with some startling news about his father; Halstead and Taylor provide care for Maggie's high school buddy,”
If you were unable to watch Chicago Med live, you might catch up on the newest episodes on Thursdays by visiting the NBC.com website or streaming on Peacock TV.
How Long Till We See the Final Episode of Chicago Med?
NBC has renewed Chicago Med for the eighth season, which is fantastic news for the show's fans. According to the show's schedule, the season 7 finale of Chicago Med will run on May 25th. Additionally, according to Deadline, actor Steven Weber has been promoted to series regular for the upcoming season as Dr. Dean Archer.
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Who Is the Cast of the Chicago Med Show?
Yaya DaCosta, who portrayed April Sexton, and Torrey DeVitto, who played Natalie Manning, were the primary cast members who left Chicago Med following the sixth season. Both of these individuals have been with Chicago Med since its inception.
NBC has cast Kristen Hager (Wanted), Guy Lockard (Bull), and Kristen Hager (Wanted) as Dr. Stevie Hammer, a brilliant, scrappy emergency medical doctor with a surprising past. Guy Lockard (Bull, The Village) will play Dr. Dylan Scott, an ex-cop doing a dual residency in emergency medicine and pediatrics
The remaining members of Chicago Med's primary cast remain in place, and they are as follows:
- Oliver Platt – Dr. Daniel Charles
- S. Epatha Merkerson – Sharon Goodwin
- Nick Gehlfuss – Dr. Will Halstead
- Brian Tee – Dr. Ethan Choi
- Marlyne Barrett – Maggie Lockwood
- Dominic Rains – Dr. Crockett Marcel
Visit IMDb for the complete cast list.
How to Stream Chicago Med?
Anyone with a standard cable or satellite subscription or who prefers to go old school with a TV antenna may watch Chicago Med each week at its scheduled time straight on their TV. Chicago Med is shown live every week on local NBC stations.
Fubo TV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV all provide subscribers access to their local NBC channel, which has become a popular alternative for traditional broadcast networks (Sling TV does this only on its Sling TV Blue package).
If you want to stream episodes of Chicago Med, you'll need a membership to either Peacock or Hulu. Peacock offers prior seasons of Chicago Med for free, but if you want to stay up with the most recent episodes, you'll need a Peacock Premium subscription.
What is the Storyline of Chicago Med?
With its focus on Chicago's new state-of-the-art trauma center and the lives of its staff members, Chicago Med is a popular show. NBC has released a breakdown of what we can expect in season seven:
Dr. Daniel Charles is the Sherlock Holmes of mental health care. As a result of his cover-up of a significant ethical infraction, Dr. Will Halstead now finds his career in emergency medicine at risk.
It is incumbent on Sharon Goodwin, the revered leader of the city's largest hospital, to safeguard the bottom line while ensuring that every patient receives nothing less than the highest level of quality care and compassion possible After being shot by a former patient, Dr. Ethan Choi, a former Navy flight surgeon and E.D. chief, begins the season in recovery mode.
It's up to Dr. Dean Archer, the harsh but gifted temporary chief of Chicago's most trusted and busiest ER, to prove what he's made of. A capable and confident charge nurse, Maggie Lockwood, is also coping with severe personal troubles of her own, which complicates her work in the ER.
The E.D. team has grown by two additional members. New Orleans-raised physician Dr. Crockett Marcel has finally opened up, gaining the respect and admiration of his peers. Dylan Scott, a former police officer, is doing his emergency medicine and pediatrics residencies at the same time as Dr. Stevie Hammer, an intelligent but aggressive emergency medicine physician.
