"Chicago Med" The Parent Trap (TV Episode 2018) Poster

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10/10
a nice one for Rhodes and Choi fans
katherinemch2 April 2022
Warning: Spoilers
To me the interesting part of this episode wasn't Rhodes' major plot events (daring heart stuff of course lol) but some subtle character stuff that gave meaty acting opportunities. When Hayward's condition comes to a crisis point he delicately navigates the minefield of Dr Reese's and Hayward's relationship, managing to seem professional and even a bit kind to his patient, by attempting to involve the estranged daughter (despite surely relating to Dr Reese's aversion to the old scumbag, having a similar one of his own) yet showing extreme loyalty to his colleague by not pushing her at all, and eventually finding a way to leave it up to Reese to decide whether the villain lives. Speaking of the loathsome Mr Rhodes, he pursues Bekker leaving Dr Rhodes torn about whether to warn his frenemy about what a piece of garbage the old man is. In the end he and Bekker become a wee bit more friendly and honest with each other but nothing super dramatic, as feels appropriate for two such thick walled, tightly wound people.

Dr Choi also has some personal stuff (NOT the cringy soap opera personal stuff this show overindulges in, but subtle, realistic stuff which I find much more interesting) where he learns about a personality disorder that can befall people neglected as babies and not adopted until toddlerhood. He focuses a lot on a homeless boy but through that case learns to understand his "bad" sibling too and have more patience with her BS.

Considering that I only continue watching this mess of a show for Choi and Rhodes (and Charles somewhat but he seems boringly static- at least the other 2 have some growth) this was my favorite episode so far!
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1/10
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cathicc23 September 2020
I don't understand why Dr Halstead and Dr Manning always are treating patients together and Dr Sexton who just graduated from school is treating patients on his own. Why also do Dr Sexton and his nurse sister always work together? That seems it would be a lawsuit waiting to happen. I enjoyed the first two seasons but this show isn't improving with age.
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1/10
This show needs to end. NOW.
aarimdb-8623626 April 2018
Oh. My. God.

I am so sick of this crap. This show is so ridiculous anymore. I really think I am going to give up. I tried. I really did. After a great season 2, I can't believe how unbelievably awful season 3 has been. The characters are not like they used to be and the stories just aren't interesting. If you're looking for a superior medical show, this isn't it.
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