What One Chicago fans can watch during Winter Olympics, week 3
By Deb Foster
What should One Chicago fans watch during the Winter Olympics? Check out these other options featuring Chicago PD and Chicago Med stars.
The 2018 Winter Olympics continue this week on NBC, so we’ve rounded up another set of alternatives for One Chicago fans who need their Chicago fix during the Olympic hiatus.
While there won’t be any new episodes to catch, there are quite a few programs featuring the stars of Chicago Med and Chicago PD to keep you busy until the Olympics end. (Sorry, fans of Chicago Fire, there’s nothing on tap for you this week.)
In addition to these choices, there will be reruns of Chicago PD on cable’s Oxygen network, as well as repeat episodes of Dick Wolf‘s Law & Order (featuring Med star S. Epatha Merkerson) on offer as well.
Check out what related programs are on this week below. All times listed are ET, so check your local listings for specific air times and channels in your area.
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Monday, Feb. 19: Chicago Med‘s Brian Tee appears on Monk (3 p.m. ET, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries)
Before playing Dr. Ethan Choi, another of Brian Tee‘s earlier roles was a guest appearance in an episode of the award-winning comedy Monk. Check him out in the episode “Mr. Monk Meets The Godfather,” which is from 2004 (yep, that’s 14 years ago!) on the cable channel Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.
Wednesday, Feb. 21: Chicago Med‘s Nick Gehlfuss on Blue Bloods (WGN America, 5 p.m.) and Chicago PD star Jon Seda in two different feature films.
We told you last week about two One Chicago alums appearing in different episodes of Blue Bloods, but have a third: Nick Gehlfuss turns up as Jimmy the Bookie in “Thanksgiving” which airs at 5 p.m. on WGN America. And that’s the start of a busy night for One Chicago viewers.
Not only has Jon Seda been all over the One Chicago fandom, he’s all over our TV’s during this last hiatus week, while not one but two of his movies can be checked out on Wednesday night (which is appropriate since that’s when Chicago PD would be on).
First, it’s the 1992 movie Gladiator, in which Seda appears opposite Cuba Gooding Jr. as a boxer fighting in Chicago’s boxing underground (Ovation at 9:30 p.m. ET). Then you can see Seda with Wesley Snipes in the 2002 flick Undisputed (on Starz Encore Black at 11:15 p.m. ET).
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Thursday, Feb. 22: Chicago Med star Torrey DeVitto in Drake & Josh (TeenNick, 4:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. ET).
Here’s a real blast from the past: Torrey DeVitto appears in the Drake & Josh episode “Playing The Field” as the love interest for title character Drake Parker (played by Drake Bell). So if you want to see one of our stars in a teen sitcom, you can do that twice tonight if you’ve got cable channel TeenNick.
Friday, Feb. 23: Chicago Med‘s Yaya DaCosta stars in the TV-movie Whitney (Lifetime, 4 p.m. ET).
We’ve discussed this movie a few times, but now you can actually watch Yaya DaCosta playing Whitney Houston in the Lifetime biopic Whitney. Check out a trailer of her breakout role below:
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One Chicago fans have plenty of options to get your fix during the Winter Olympics with the above shows. Just one more week until the Winter Olympics hiatus is over!