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Chicago Med Season 7: Premiere, Cast, Plot and About!

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David Mudd

One-third of NBC’s “One Chicago Wednesday” programme is made up of Chicago-based medical dramas.

The men and women who serve the city of Chicago are given the limelight on Wednesdays on NBC, thanks to a roster of programming that includes Chicago Med and Chicago Firefighters. Chicago Med, which is entering its sixth season, is a sister show to Chicago Fire and Chicago P.D., both of which air on the NBC television network.

Chicago Med, which premiered on NBC in 2015, was created by Matt Olmstead in collaboration with the creators of Chicago Fire, Michael Brandt and Derek Haas. Dick Wolf is also an executive producer for the show, in addition to his other roles.

You’ll find almost all you need to know about the current season of Chicago Med, including when the next episode will air, which cast members will return and who will be joining them, as well as information on how to catch up on prior and upcoming episodes.

When Will the New Episode of Chicago Air?

It’s possible that Chicago Med fans will be a little upset this week because the programme will be taking a temporary break and will not return with a new episode until Wednesday, May 11. Viewers may relive some of their favourite 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,” which will be the first episode since the series’ hiatus. The following is a summary of the episode:

In the episode, “Scott aids the daughter of a mob 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 classmate,”

If you were unable to watch Chicago Med live, you may catch up on the latest episodes on Thursdays by visiting the NBC.com website or by streaming on Peacock TV.

Chicago Season 7 Finale?

The season 7 finale of Chicago Med will run on May 25th, according to the show’s schedule. Chicago Med has been renewed by NBC for an eighth season, which is fantastic news for the show’s fans. Additionally, according to Deadline, actor Steven Weber has been promoted to series regular for the upcoming season in his role as Dr. Dean Archer.

Chicago Med Plot

The broad plot of Chicago Med is that fans follow the day-to-day chaos of Chicago’s newest state-of-the-art trauma center, as well as the lives of the doctors, nurses and staff who make it go.

As for what we can expect heading into season seven, here is the official synopsis from NBC:

“Dr. Will Halstead’s job as an emergency medicine physician is in risk as a result of his cover-up involving a significant ethical infraction. ” Psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Charles is still known as “Sherlock Holmes of psychiatry.” Sharon Goodwin, the long-serving CEO of the city’s major hospital, is under tremendous financial scrutiny as she works to keep the institution’s bottom line stable while also ensuring that all patients receive nothing less than the highest level of care and compassion.

Dr. Ethan Choi, a former Navy flight surgeon and chief of the E.D., begins the season in recovery mode after being shot by a former patient. Now it’s up to Dr. Dean Archer, a forthright but skilled physician, to demonstrate his abilities as interim chief of Chicago’s most trusted and busiest emergency department. Maggie Lockwood, the charge nurse who serves as the ER’s eyes, ears, and brain, is smart and confident, but she is also dealing with significant family concerns of her own at the same time.

Ace surgeon Dr. Crockett Marcel, the New Orleans-raised surgeon with a breezy manner, has finally started to let his guard down, earning the respect of his colleagues. And now there are two more doctors who have joined the E.D. group.

A great, gritty emergency medicine doctor with an unexpected past; Dr. Dylan Scott is an ex-cop who is completing a dual residency in emergency medicine and paediatrics.” Dr. Stevie Hammer is a talented, scrappy emergency medicine doctor with an unexpected past.”

Chicago Med Cast

Yaya DaCosta, who played April Sexton, and Torrey DeVitto, who played Natalie Manning, were among 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 who is doing a dual residency in emergency medicine and paediatrics.

The remaining members of Chicago Med’s main cast remain in place, and they are as follows:

Dr. Daniel Platt is played by Oliver Platt. Sharon Goodwin and Charles S. Epatha Merkerson are married.

Dr. Will Halstead is played by Nick Gehlfuss.

Dr. Ethan Choi is played by Brian Tee.

Maggie Lockwood is played by Marlyne Barrett.

Dr. Crockett is played by Dominic Rains. Marcel’s Publicity Campaign

For a complete list of the cast, go to IMDb.

Will There be a Chicago Crossover?

Since 2015, there have been four formal crossovers between Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, and the Chicago Police Department, with the most recent occuring in 2015. The others occurred in 2016, 2018 and 2019.

After missing out on a crossover event during the 2020-2021 season (which was most likely impacted by the pandemic), there is a high hope that fans will be treated to one during the current campaign. While no official announcement has yet been made by NBC, Chicago Fire creator Derek Hass revealed in an interview with TVLine that the network is currently discussing concepts.

Even when the episodes do not directly relate to one another through a single tale, you will occasionally see a character from one show appear briefly in another.

Where To Watch Chicago Med?

Due to the fact that Chicago Med is shown live on local NBC stations, anyone with a traditional cable or satellite subscription, or who prefers to go old school with a TV antenna, can tune in to Chicago Med at its scheduled weekly hour on their television set.

For traditional broadcast networks, live TV streaming services have also become a popular option, with services such as Fubo TV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV all giving access to a subscriber’s local NBC station (Sling TV does only on its Sling TV Blue package).

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