Maybe I’m insane, but..

Someone correct me if I’m wrong but Sharon is under the impression she has a stalker, right?

Receiving threatening notes, broken frame, intruder etc.

What really got me was the doorbell camera footage, because it shows a shadow in the window and then zooms out to her in the window as well.

Could the footage have somehow been from that exact moment, so she was looking at footage of HERSELF in the window? Is that possible?

Is it possible there’s a memory issue starting to develop, much like Burt?

Someone please correct my assumptions if I’m wrong because maybe I missed something.

In my quest to watch other ned shows like Chicago med I need hulu it looks like to watch ER and The Resident. Is there a way to get 30 day trials to hulu ir anywhere else that plays these 2 shows? All I see is 7 days which won't be enough to binge this. Also is there like a black Friday special where hulu or other streaming companies that would offer really cheap hulu??? since I can't afford the whole amount(I'm on ssd and disabled so no money)

I only started watching last 3 yrs I think. I tried binge watching seasons 1 and 2 and hated the drs from back then. I'm so used to the current and last 3 yrs cast. I saw a few of each season like where Hannah was an addict and it really bothered me seeing her like that. Since I love the show though and want more of it would I like the old seasons that I didn't see so like 3-7? Or just stick to what I like from the way it is now?

I love Chicago Med, and I only started watching 2 yrs ago. I used to like ER yrs ago, mystery diagnosis and untold stories of the ER on discovery health. I like the medical stories more than the drama of the characters. Does anyone know of any good medical shows like Chicago med worth watching? Don't say Grey's anatomy ad I hate that one, lol!

I think it is bc on the dvr schedule it says nothing about this in episode 7 so it makes me think episode 6(the one this wed) is where there gonna end this plot and tell us who it is. I hope!

I love events that involve all the characters, sometimes they're breaths of fresh air from serious storylines.

Personally I'd love to see:

- Christmas

- A sport team-building event

- A surprise party for a birthday or something (think about a surprise cake for Lenox!)

Why is Dr Halstead so hell bent on saving Mrs Baker???!!! Like sir LET IT GO‼️‼️‼️🤨🤨

Lennox pisses me off thinking she knows everything. Thinking that she is the boss. Dr Choi is like that sometimes and whenever he interjects or tries to, he always seems to think he is right. For example, back in Season 2 in the episode “Monday Mourning” I did not really see any emotion in him over Wheeler’s death until the end. It was all just get back to work. Do better. Blah, blah blah. It’s almost like he didn’t care that his fellow doctors were grieving. I still can’t believe he was promoted to Chief of the ED. In some ways, I’m glad he left. I hope Lennox leaves too. All she cares about is herself. I’m glad Ripley put her in her place a few weeks back.

Can I just say they’re the cutest relationship on the show atm? Asher has been my favorite post Connor Ava character and I’m so glad shes not getting Natalie’s sloppy seconds or someone twice her age anymore. They’re pairing her with someone with a crazy past like hers…I love it! I’m glad they didn’t drag out the thing with Sully too. Lovely.

Im just in season 1 ep 12, and I'm really annoyng that they never solve the cases. Like the chemo overdose, I though that at some point they will get back do this case. But no, nothing is developed, they just let it go and that is it

I have just started watching this show and I do not like Dr Sam. She’s so annoying and jealous of Dr. Rhodes. I’m only on Season 1 episode 9. Does she stay this evil?

Idk if anyone has said this yet or I’m just on one. So in 10x04 when that maintenance guy was in Goodwin’s office and he said he broke her frame, at first glance I thought it was Zach. What if that’s his dad?? After that scene where Lennox fired him in such a cold way I’m sure he was devastated. I know it also makes sense for it to be any of the staff that got laid off but I wouldn’t be surprised if the stalker ended up being a family member trying to get justice.

Anyway just a thought I had while watching that episode lmao

What do we think about Lennox? I’m sure we’re going to find out more about her past and maybe her time in the military soon. I know she’s supposed to be a sort of antagonist but I find her compelling

i’m a first time watcher and i’m currently on season 5 ep 2. Chicago med is my current hyperfixation and i’m wondering if it’s worth it to pay more on prime to see seasons 8-10? it’s an extra like $6 a month and i just wanna know if it’s actually worth the spend

I never really realized it until much later, but Season 3 Episode 18 titled This Is Now focused upon a mass shooting at Millennium Park. Little did I know it was inspired by the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting in Las Vegas in 2017. It didn’t register to me until the scene when I see the truck pulling into the hospital. I remember seeing a video of a similar truck taking victims to a local trauma center in Vegas shortly after the bloody shooting. It was kind of interesting to see the fact that they would do a fictional episode inspired by a real life incident. Chicago PD did this once in Season 4. Unfortunately, they don’t do cases nearly as interesting as before.

I honestly really liked the nun storyline,I thought it was gorgeous and unexpected,M.K seemed to be a very kind and caring women,for her a women of deep faith finding out she was pregnant at one point and had a miscarriage and still carried the fetus inside her for so long,must have been devastating and yet she still sat down with Ripley and had that moment with him.I really loved it.

!Ep. 6 Forget me not!<

!Chicago P.D. steps up Goodwin's security after she's threatened online by a former employee. Archer and Frost treat victims from a disciplinary camp injured during a rockslide. Maggie gets roped into delivering a high schooler's baby.!<

!Ep. 7 Family matters!<

!Ripley and Frost uncover shocking information that conflicts with their patient's DNR. Asher facilitates an unexpected reunion. The tension between Lenox and Archer comes to a head.!<

What do you guys think? >!Ep. 7 looks promising: Archer vs Lenox, the bromance and ...maybe Hannah's siblings or her meeting Ripley's mom?!<

A patient diagnosed with metastatic cancer and the doctor told her: "You fought it once. You can fight off again." and I more than irked. A DOCTOR KNOWS metastatic cancer is terminal. You don't fight off metastatic cancer. You can slow it down and get years of life before succumbing but metastatic cancer does not go away. My brother was diagnosed with metastatic cancer and died. My sister thought she fought off breast cancer once. Then it was metastasized and she died. And now I have metastatic breast cancer. Doctor says I have years but I AM terminal because that what metastatic cancer is -- terminal!! ( I did say I may be taking this personally, right? )

Season 1

Just started season 1 This October Fellow on duty and season completed Buddies what is your opinion on the show is it worth watching all seasons serially or it gets boring ?

Share your invaluable opinions

Thank you Buddies

Curious as I love rewatching psych storyline’s when I’m bored and my long time favourite David Sullivan the schizophrenic which followed 3 episodes from season 8 is getting a bit old now? (i genuinely think i could recite all the lines he has)

I was already a little iffy on the whole “Will acting as a CI” at the beginning of this season. Also, there should have been more moments between him and Jay discussing it in private imo.

Really hated how he had to go into protective custody instead of being able to marry Manning.

How I wish the storyline was different: Will does turn in his gun, or just gives it to Jay. Nat lets him move back in, but Will struggles with some kind of PTSD for at least a few episodes. Other doctors and Jay try to get him to open up, talk about what happens, etc.

What were all your thoughts on this storyline?

I always liked Will. Sure, he is reckless, unprofessional, self righteous, and all, but he was so genuinely passionate that I couldn't help but like him. Someone else said in the sub that the writers must hate women because the men are still likable despite displaying the same flaws as the female characters. That's right on the spot for Will, IMO.

However, Will after season 6 makes me hate him so so much. he thinks he knows better than anyone, and EVERY SINGLE patient he gets has to be investigated by him like he's some type of vigilante. At first, I hated what they did with his character. Then I realized that there couldn't possibly have been another path for a character who's been getting away with everything since episode 1.

I think Will is a lesson on what happens when you're not forced to take accountability for all the bs you've done. More importantly, I think he's the perfect explanation to why there are rules and why we must enforce them. He somehow manages to get away with everything because his "good" intentions allow his actions to be overlooked and justified by other characters, and there isn't any crazy consequences (people dying, etc.) for them to care about enough. But his character development is a great illustration of why the ends don't justify the means in healthcare. Why we can't take matters on our own hands and act as if we're all moral compasses because we "want the best" for the people we care for.

Hi! I'm from the Netherlands and i was able to watch all seasons up to season 6 on Amazon Prime. Season 7 and 8 were suddenly unavailable and i had to spend a lot of money on really crappy dvds, but hey i could still watch chicago med so i was happy.

Yesterday i finished the last episode of s8 with a hell of a cliffhanger and i was shocked when i found out Amazon Prime really did me dirty..

Last time i checked s7 and s8 were unavailable and s9 and s10 were available to watch, but now s7 is available but that is also the last season because they suddenly completey removed s9 and s10😭

Of course i searched for dvds of the seasons but can't find any online, its like they dont even exist???

Can somebody please help me out???? It really is my favorite show to watch, its like my comfort show and friends and family know every storyline of every character because i cant stop yapping about it😅

I am so incredibly scared for Sharon. I love her character and would HATE if something bad happened to her. I’m only on episode 4 because I’m watching on peacock but it was so eerie watching her try to figure out if someone was in her home. Also, it must be the disgruntled doctor who she fired because who else would it be????

Edit: it was S10E5 not 4, my bad

Does anybody know who is after Miss Goodwin, who levied the death threat against her? Is it a current employee at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center? Is it a disgruntled ex-employee of Gaffney Chicago Medical Center? I am curious if anybody knows.

I always felt Charles was the shows one constant. Maybe add Goodwin and Maggie too. Surviving multiple cast changes. But ever since Ripley was introduced and his history with Dr Charles I just can't help but feel like it's just waiting to crop back up at some stage, there's unfinished business there waiting for someone to figure it out and use it against Charles/Ripley. I could see Charles being questioned about Ripley by Lenox. Still feeling guilty about how their past was all handled he will resign rather than tell Lenox what she wants to know in order to protect Ripley's privacy and job and we'll get a new chief of Psychiatry picked by Lenox. Probably someone young, dashing, arrogant and everyone hates, maybe Charles comes back at the end of the storyline briefly for a proper goodbye but still decides to leave anyway as he feels it's time. That's often how these storylines go.

I been rewatching the earlier chicago med seasons 1-4 and Dr.halstead's and Natalie's relationship is terrible, honestly might be bias cause I love Natalie but Dr.halstead was the problem cause: 1.he slept with another women when Natalie asked for a break and maybe he doesn't know what that is? But when Natalie broke it off and was seen hugging Philip , he got mad and jealous? As if they didn't broke it off like a couple of times on those episodes alone 2. He treated her like she was inferior, obviously out of worry but he underestimated her skills as a doctor cause of this? This happened with Ethan and April as well , do these men not know how to care about someone correctly? Cause like I get it they were worried and all but people have to face the consequences of their actions ? And if they refuse to take your advice, you don't go behind their back? (Last part might sound ironic but i think we all know Natalie did those kinda things mostly for her patient's care , not justifying it)

3.very jealous, he always got jealous/mad and even caused trouble in the ed which caused maggie to stop him and stuff like rn watching ep20 of s2 , he said "honestly tho how well do you really know him?" And questioning her parenting .

All these aside I hate Dr.halstead with my whole heart, not only does he cause trouble in the ed but the Fandom don't hate on him as much as yall like to hate Dr.manning, April and all the women doctors who make terrible choices (Sorry for any mistakes I wrote this when I was arguing with a very annoying Dr.halstead fan)