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Chicago PD (S3E22): “She’s Got Us”

Review: After all the hype, I’m slightly disappointed with last night’s episode. I was really hoping Polly was going to turn out to be the killer, which would have been so morbid and crazy. Because that wasn’t the case, I still think Polly’s character was interesting and well developed. The young actress did a wonderful job with her emotional character.  I enjoyed the cross over with Chicago Med.…

Chicago Fire (S4E23): “Superhero”

Review: This wasn’t a groundbreaking episode, but it built upon past episodes wonderfully. With that said, I really enjoyed watching this episode. A lot of the times, Chicago Fire doesn’t make me as interested as the other shows in the One Chicago franchise, but last night, I was sold. I found it very interesting that they combined Matt’s conversation with the clean up crew at Dawson’s new place,…

Chicago Med (S1E17): “Withdrawal”

Review: The guest star playing the alcoholic gave a great performance in Tuesdays’ episode of Chicago Med. He had a very natural ability to be so distressed. The fact that April wanted to “put a bandaid on” and give the patient a beer felt so out of character. I like the concept of a nurse wanting to listen to the patient more than doing what the doctor believed was right, but April had been so…

Chicago Fire (S4E22): “Where The Collapse Started”

Review: This episode of Chicago Fire was bittersweet. Portraying death side-by-side with budding mother-child love wrecked my emotions. Speaking of the death, I personally would have liked to see the brothers relationship unfold on the matter of the liquor license a bit more before one of them died, but their last moments in the collapsing building were still impactful. The actor behind…

Chicago Med (S1E15), “Inheritance”

Review: Chicago Med never leaves me uninterested. “Inheritance” followed a teenager against the use of any drugs (even aspirin) with serious stomach pain. Her father, who hardly acted as one, finally gives permission for the doctors to medicate her in order to fully understand what is going on with her. However, with an inconclusive result, Ellie’s condition worsens. This illness was incredibly…

Chicago Fire (S4E20): “The Last One for Mom”

Review: My favorite part about this episode was JayJay’s video project, which highlighted why the workers decided to become firemen and women. It was simple and so effective. JayJay’s final video was heartbreakingly sweet as well. There were some failed plot lines in this episode as well. First of all, we never checked back in with the young ballerina. While her outcome doesn’t affect the whole…

Chicago Med (S1E14): “Hearts”

Chicago Med never fails to intrigue me. Wolf and the other writers have the great ability to teach viewers about the medical world of their patients that I love. I learn something every episode, and only have to look away from the screen occasionally. Anytime parents are suspected of abusing their children, I get upset, and highly interested in the episode. I love that Chicago Med is tackling…

Chicago Fire (S4E19): “I Will Be Walking”

Review: I’m still adjusting to the fact that the fire department does more than just stop fires. This is something I never thought about before. In “I Will Be Walking,” we hardly saw fire. However, with the multiple plot lines, this episode did bring the heat.  Whether it was the bar olympics, Victor, or Otis’s medical scare, “I Will Be Walking” brought a new side of drama to Chicago Fire. Each…