One Chicago week in review: Week of September 26
What did Chicago Fire, Chicago PD and Chicago Med show us this week? Find all the highlights and important happenings in our One Chicago week in review.
The week in One Chicago has drawn to a close, so we’re rounding up all the Chicago Med, Chicago Fire and Chicago PD highlights, factoids and things you may have missed.
Our week in review covers everything you need to know from this week’s episodes, with a few of our concluding observations thrown in for good measure.
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Here’s what happened in One Chicago this week.
More from One Chicago Center
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- Mark Harmon does NOT have plans to reprise Gibbs on NCIS
- One Chicago stars tease new seasons on IG: ‘Here we come’
What we learned
The same theme ran through all three One Chicago season premieres: the idea that things aren’t the same anymore.
Chicago Med presented a hospital with new rules thanks to Gwen Garrett (Heather Headley).
Chicago Fire made sure we understood that Firehouse 51 was different without Gabriela Dawson (Monica Raymund).
And Chicago PD communicated a clear message about how Intelligence was totally upended after the death of Alvin Olinsky (Elias Koteas).
Every show was using the same theme for their season premiere. That’s an interesting coincidence, and also oddly appropriate since it happened on the night that NBC was unveiling its brand-new “let’s air every One Chicago show on the same night” strategy.
With next week being a crossover week, be on the lookout for more similarities (though this time on purpose).
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What you missed
- Rachel DiPillo has left Chicago Med after her character, Dr. Sarah Reese, quit the hospital in the season premiere. DiPillo is the first original cast member to leave the show.
- Monica Raymund made a surprise return to Chicago Fire so Dawson could say goodbye to her husband.
- Chicago Fire also included a tribute to DuShon Monique Brown in its premiere after Brown passed away earlier this year.
Video of the week
Ruzek and Antonio probably won’t be on each other’s Christmas card lists after this dust-up from Chicago PD. The best part of this is Atwater wondering what’s wrong with everyone.
Next. Chicago Justice's Peter Stone returns to SVU. dark
What did you take away from this week in One Chicago? Any questions or theories that you want to ask at the end of the week? Let us know in the comments, and we may answer them.