An emotional thrill ride through the day-to-day chaos of the city's most explosive hospital and the courageous team of doctors who hold it together. They will tackle unique new cases inspired by topical events, forging fiery relationships in the pulse-pounding pandemonium of the emergency room.
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An emotional thrill ride through the day-to-day chaos of the city's most explosive hospital and the courageous team of doctors who hold it together. They will tackle unique new cases inspired by topical events, forging fiery relationships in the pulse-pounding pandemonium of the emergency room.
Season 2 episodes
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Dr. Rhodes begins a fellowship in cardiothoracic surgery, only to have problems with his new boss. Dr. Choi is the new chief resident. Dr. Charles approaches Sarah with an interesting opportunity that catches her off-guard. April faces her recently discovered illness.
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Directed by Arthur W. ForneyWritten by Andrew Schneider, Diane FrolovGuest stars Jeff Hephner, DeRon J. Powell, Karen Aldridge, Cordelia Dewdney, KiKi Layne, Chuck Quinn, Toya Turner, Chris Brickhouse
Dr. Manning and Dr. Rhodes separately treat complicated cases involving sick babies, only to uncover that the two cases could actually be intertwined. Elsewhere, Dr. Halstead and Dr. Charles treat a homeless man with an upbeat disposition who sheds some valuable insight that prompts one of the doctors to learn a thing or two along the way. Dr. Choi has a Navy corpsman follow him for the day as they deal with the toll of gang violence in the city, while Dr. Reese tries to understand the delicate balance required in her new position.
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Directed by David RodriguezWritten by Safura Fadavi, Eli TalbertGuest stars Jeff Hephner, Patti Murin, Tonray Ho, Paul Ben-Victor, Alex Hernandez, Demetria McKinney, Jennefer Folsom, Eric C. Lynch
Dr. Manning and Jeff Clarke are forced to figure out a mystery illness when an Indonesian man who doesn't speak English arrives at the hospital in dire straights. Maggie takes Dr. Halstead to her family reunion. Dr. Rhodes takes on a complicated heart surgery without consulting Dr. Latham. Dr. Reese and Dr. Charles encounter a woman experiencing an unusual pregnancy.
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Directed by Michael WaxmanWritten by Stephen Hootstein, Danny WeissGuest stars Jeff Hephner, Patti Murin, Tosin Morohunfola, Shay Rose Aljadeff, Saurabh Pande, Alexandra Grey, Marie Weiss, Brian Grey
Several patients are discovered to have the same rare infection, prompting Dr. Charles' daughter Robyn, an epidemiologist, to be brought in to find the common link. Dr. Choi and Dr. Rhodes work on an elderly man who is discovered to be very ill, but a conflict in how to best treat him develops between his son and his young girlfriend. Meanwhile, Dr. Reese tries to help a young drug addict and Maggie tends to a patient who is dear to her heart.
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Directed by Stephen CraggWritten by Jeff Drayer, Joseph SousaGuest stars Jeff Hephner, Patti Murin, Monica Raymund, Nick Marini, Chris Johnson, Daniel J. Travanti, Jeffrey A. Blockson, Abigail Boucher
A car accident that occurs at the Chicago Marathon leaves a victim in critical condition and tests the mettle of Dr. Halstead, April and her fourth-year medical resident brother Noah, who must perform a difficult procedure in the field. A mother brings in her 8-year-old girl experiencing a sudden hearing loss and Dr. Manning is left to tend to the case, which takes a complicated turn. Dr. Choi deals with Olga, a woman who is malnourished, prompting him to bring in Dr. Charles to help assess the case. Meanwhile, Goodwin takes measures to get her personal life in order.
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Directed by Daisy von Scherler MayerWritten by Shelley Meals, Darin GoldbergGuest stars Jeff Hephner, Patti Murin, Betty Buckley, Anita Gillette, Branscombe Richmond, Tai'isha Davis, Elias Koteas, Maddi Clarke
Dr. Manning tends to a young cancer patient and struggles to inform the parents of her dire condition. Elsewhere, Dr. Reese gets contacted by Danny, the troubled young man, and turns to Dr. Charles and Det. Lindsay for help in resolving a difficult situation. Goodwin and Maggie do their best to clear the logjam in the hospital and Dr. Rhodes fine-tunes his instincts after both Dr. Latham and Dr. Halstead pick up on things he doesn't. Meanwhile, a teenage science geek and her friends impress Dr. Choi and Natalie with their bio-engineering lab.
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Directed by Eriq La SalleWritten by Andrew Schneider, Diane FrolovGuest stars Dennis Bisto, Sophia Bush, Melissa Canciller, Shay Rose Aljadeff, Nick Marini, Chris Johnson, Abigail Boucher, Alyssa Freeman
Sharon Goodwin's childhood sweetheart arrives at the hospital, but finds himself in dire straits. To help get his financial footing, Dr. Halstead gets lured into a concierge doctor app idea. Meanwhile, a young woman with a heart infection is treated by Dr. Rhodes against Dr. Charles' advice and Reese's former patient, a sex trafficking victim, reaches out to her for help.
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Directed by Michael WaxmanWritten by Stephen Hootstein, Danny WeissGuest stars DeRon J. Powell, Patti Murin, Jurgen Hooper, Sophia Bush, Shay Rose Aljadeff, Nick Marini, Robert Gossett, Paloma Nozicka
Dr. Halstead and Dr. Manning deal with two warring brothers who are brought together when one finds himself in desperate need of a kidney. Dr. Reese's former patient Danny comes to a crossroad. Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Latham treat a 16-year-old girl with a genetic condition in need of surgery, but whose overprotective mother disagrees with that course of action. A convict with unusual intentions puts himself in the hospital and Dr. Charles meddles in his daughter Robyn's personal life, much to her dismay. Meanwhile, Dr. Halstead and April make a discovery that complicates her treatment for TB.
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Directed by Charles S. CarrollWritten by Jeff Drayer, Joseph SousaGuest stars Jeff Hephner, DeRon J. Powell, Patti Murin, Tosin Morohunfola, Sophia Bush, Nick Marini, Brenda Barrie, Rob Campbell
Goodwin tasks Dr. Charles with evaluating a patient as a possible heart recipient, while Jeff makes a confession to Dr. Manning. Dr. Choi deals with two MMA fighters who are brought into Chicago Med in bad shape. Elsewhere, Dr. Stohl returns to the hospital from his sabbatical leave and immediately offers up different medical opinion regarding the treatment of a patient under the care of Dr. Halstead. April discovers her TB medication may lead to further complications.
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Directed by Patrick R. NorrisWritten by Safura Fadavi, Eli TalbertGuest stars Jeff Hephner, DeRon J. Powell, Torian Miller, Zabryna Guevara, Michael William Freeman, Jaylen Moore, Joey Morgan, Salar Ghajar
Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Charles' heart transplant patient gets into a car crash, revealing issues that could complicate her surgery. A past arrest causes trouble for Maggie when the arresting officer is brought to Chicago Med with a serious injury. Elsewhere, Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead must defend their actions when explaining a patient's cause of death. Meanwhile, Dr. Halstead attempts to treat an uncooperative horse jockey.
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Directed by Fred BernerWritten by Shelley Meals, Darin GoldbergGuest stars Jeff Hephner, DeRon J. Powell, Tiffany Oglesby, Zabryna Guevara, Ariana Burks, Janelle Snow, Tyler Fischer, Jerod Haynes
It's a long night on the graveyard shift at Chicago Med, especially for Dr. Reese, who must deal with pronouncing patients dead on more than one occasion. April gets called in to work, much to the dismay of Tate, who pressures her to slow down. Meanwhile, Dr. Charles passes along some vital news to Dr. Latham, and Goodwin asks Dr. Rhodes to work on a most unusual patient.
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Directed by Alex ZakrzewskiWritten by Andrew Schneider, Diane FrolovGuest stars Jeff Hephner, DeRon J. Powell, Jurgen Hooper, Shay Rose Aljadeff, Tod Kent, Karissa Murrell Myers, Justine C. Turner, Nikea Gamby-Turner
Dr. Manning and Dr. Charles treat a teenage girl with a rapidly changing set of symptoms that has everyone perplexed. Dr. Choi and medical student Jeff Clark encounter a 19 year-old tough guy who is brought into the hospital in severe distress. Once they establish the cause of the pain, the situation quickly turns dangerous and a resolved Dr. Reese does her best to help. Dr. Halstead must deal with a difficult case that is further complicated by Dr. Stohl, who has a camera crew following him around to shoot a promotional video spotlighting the hospital.
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Directed by Vincent MisianoWritten by Stephen HootsteinGuest stars Jeff Hephner, Tonray Ho, Jurgen Hooper, Shay Rose Aljadeff, Rosie Benton, Caroline Heffernan, Brian McCartney, Louis C. Giordano
Dr. Rhodes convinces Dr. Latham to join him for a medical trip out of town. Dr. Manning treats an 8 year-old cancer patient who wants to give up on his battle. Elsewhere, an unhealthy woman with heart problems is brought in and doesn't want to listen to doctors. Meanwhile, Dr. Choi, Dr. Charles and Dr. Reese work on a complicated case involving a woman with a personality disorder.
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Directed by Kenny JohnsonWritten by Jeff DrayerGuest stars DeRon J. Powell, Patti Murin, Alex Weisman, Julie Ariola, Leah Karpel, Connor McNamara, Zach Thomas, Tommy Lee Johnston
Chicago Med braces for an influx of trauma patients when a pre-dawn pileup finds the hospital in full scramble mode. As a result of the storm and emergencies, supplies become limited and Goodwin, Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead must deal with making an impossible decision. Meanwhile, Dr. Choi handles a severely burned patient who has one final request and Dr. Charles deals with an agitated patient.
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Directed by Michael WaxmanWritten by Danny Weiss, Andrew Schneider, Diane FrolovGuest stars Jeff Hephner, Tonray Ho, Jurgen Hooper, Shay Rose Aljadeff, Laura Heisler, Scott Morehead, Erica Hubbard, H.B. Ward
It's a miracle when a trauma patient survives the trip to the hospital, putting the pressure on Dr. Rhodes to keep the man alive. Dr. Choi and Dr. Manning have difficulty diagnosing the location of infection in a paralyzed patient. Dr. Reese must find purpose for a grieving widower who relies on a superhero costume. Meanwhile, April pushes Dr. Halstead to use unproved medications to help a patient with no other options.
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Directed by David RodriguezWritten by Eli TalbertGuest stars DeRon J. Powell, Tonray Ho, Jurgen Hooper, Bradley Petty, Shay Rose Aljadeff, Janelle Snow, Ashley Hinshaw, Joseph Kibler
Dr. Reese is contacted for help by a troubled teen in a psychiatric facility and Dr. Manning tries to help parents make a decision about their comatose daughter's surprise pregnancy. April begins to deal with repercussions from her personal life. Meanwhile, Dr. Choi and Dr. Rhodes work to save both a young girl from Ecuador who collapsed mid-flight, as well as her mother, who made great sacrifices for her daughter.
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Directed by Laura BelseyWritten by Joseph SousaGuest stars Jeff Hephner, Jurgen Hooper, Sophia Bush, Jenny Bacon, Doris Morgado, Morgan Lily, Guy Massey, Cara Greene
A suicide shakes the staff. Dr. Choi and Dr. Halstead face off over how to treat a patient with stroke symptoms. Family turmoil unfolds when a boy is treated after falling in a river. The importance of learning from mistakes is emphasized to Dr. Reese.
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Directed by Fred BernerWritten by Jeff Drayer, Paul R. Puri, Danny WeissGuest stars Jeff Hephner, DeRon J. Powell, Patti Murin, Jurgen Hooper, Amanda Leigh Cobb, Josh Bywater, Roland Buck III, Jesse Lee Soffer
Will is troubled with a moral decision when his former teacher, Dr. Bella Rowan, is faced with a life-threating disease. Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bardovi get involved in a sensitive situation when Rhodes disagrees with the father of a young patient regarding a risky procedure. Dr. Charles and Sarah handle an unusual case with a pilot that causes Sarah to have memories of Jason Wheeler's suicide. Maggie takes an aggressive approach to training a new nurse.
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Directed by Michael PressmanWritten by Safura FadaviGuest stars Patti Murin, William R. Moses, Jason Gerhardt, Lia D. Mortensen, Joe Cipriano, Casey Tutton, Mekia Cox, Lorena Diaz
A hacker demanding a ransom payment shuts down the hospital computer system, forcing the doctors to diagnose patients without the aid of technology. A stressed Goodwin struggles to keep the hospital afloat when an unexpected visit from her ex-husband Bert and his new girlfriend make matters worse. Making use of his former navy experience, Dr. Choi and Noah have to locate a bullet inside a patient with a gunshot wound. Meanwhile, Sarah feels Dr. Charles may be trying to push her out and Robin's unusual behavior worries Dr. Rhodes.
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Directed by Valerie WeissWritten by Stephen Hootstein, Jason ChoGuest stars Patti Murin, Garcelle Beauvais, Peter Mark Kendall, Mekia Cox, Roland Buck III, Gregory Alan Williams, Ato Essandoh, Brennan Brown
Things get personal for Dr. Halstead when his unsupportive father is admitted to the hospital against his wishes. When treating Will's father, Dr. Rhodes reflects on his relationship with his dad. Dr. Charles gets involved when his daughter Robin's strange behavior continues to intensify and Dr. Choi struggles to help a teenage boy who is desperate to control his sexual urges. Dr. Manning feels the impact of being a working mother when a young boy is brought in for neglect. Meanwhile, Sarah teaches a group of high school students about the responsibilities of having a child by using fake baby dolls.
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Directed by Stephen CraggWritten by Shelley Meals, Darin GoldbergGuest stars Lenne Klingaman, Jeff Hephner, Patti Murin, Joey Luthman, Mekia Cox, Roland Buck III, Jesse Lee Soffer, Cate Chapman
Dr. Rhodes fights to save a mother who's desperate to help her daughter beat cancer. Dr. Charles asks Sarah to conduct his daughter Robin's psych evaluation. When Will and Dr. Manning spend more time together at work, Nina goes to extreme measures to get Will's attention. Meanwhile, Dr. Choi puts pressure on Noah when a residency spot becomes available.
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Directed by Holly DaleWritten by Jeff Drayer, Joseph SousaGuest stars Patti Murin, Cassie Beck, Mekia Cox, Michael McCracken, Roland Buck III, Eddie Jemison, Jesse Lee Soffer
Dr. Rhodes challenges Dr. Charles and other hospital staff over the proper treatment for Robin. Dr. Manning seeks help from Det. Halstead when a sensitive case involving a young girl turns into a crime. Dr. Choi and April work together on a conflicting case. Meanwhile, Goodwin helps a friend in distress and, after eagerly awaiting, the doctors are surprised to learn who the new med resident is.
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Directed by Eriq La SalleWritten by Stephen Hootstein, Eli TalbertGuest stars Jeff Hephner, Patti Murin, Alana Arenas, Branscombe Richmond, Mekia Cox, Roland Buck III, Jennifer Landon, Eddie Jemison
A new hotshot doctor arrives at Chicago Med causing competition for Dr. Rhodes, Dr. Halstead and Dr. Manning work together to diagnose a Syrian refugee without a medical record. When Robin is admitted back into the hospital for more complications, Dr. Reese takes a different approach to her treatment. Distracted from work because of Robin's worsening case, Dr. Charles is challenged by Goodwin and Noah hosts a graduation party that brings everyone together.
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Directed by Michael WaxmanWritten by Gabriel L. Feinberg, Andrew Schneider, Diane FrolovGuest stars Norma Kuhling, Patti Murin, Paola Sanchez Abreu, Branscombe Richmond, Peter Mark Kendall, Casey Tutton, Mekia Cox, Roland Buck III
