One Chicago stars’ past shows on sale at iTunes
One Chicago fan looking for something to watch this weekend? iTunes has past shows of Chicago PD, Chicago Med and Chicago Justice stars on sale.
While you’re waiting for next week’s One Chicago episodes, you might want to head on over to iTunes and take advantage of a new sale.
iTunes has discounted seasons of past TV shows, several of which starred actors who are now series regulars on Chicago Med, Chicago Justice and Chicago PD.
That means fans can pick up these shows pretty cheap, download all the episodes right now, and spend their weekend seeing what some of their favorite actors were in before they joined the One Chicago franchise!
Here’s what’s on sale as of the time of publication:
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Chicago PD
Before Jesse Lee Soffer was Jay Halstead, he was on the wrong side of the law in the FOX series The Mob Doctor (now $9.99).
Jordana Spiro (My Boys) had the title role as a doctor who allowed herself to moonlight for the mob to get her wayward brother Nate out of trouble.
It’s a totally different role for One Chicago fans to check out; Nate Devlin is absolutely not Jay Halstead in any way. Plus, William Forsythe (Chicago Justice) plays the mob boss, which is a nice bonus.
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Chicago Med
A teenage Torrey DeVitto was one of the leads in the ABC Family drama Beautiful People (now $14.99), which aired back in 2005. She played aspiring model Karen Kerr, who was trying to make it in New York with her mother (Daphne Zuniga) and sister Sophie (Sarah Foret).
And Colin Donnell took a trip back in time when he had a recurring role on the ABC series Pan Am (now $9.99). The show was set in the heyday of Pan Am Airlines back in the early 1960’s. Colin was a highlight as Mike Ruskin, a reporter who befriended flight attendant Maggie Ryan (Christina Ricci). Margot Robbie also starred in the series, with Stranger Things‘ David Harbour in another recurring role.
One Chicago fans will get a blast from the past with both these shows; watch the Pan Am trailer below:
Chicago Justice
Just prior to being cast as Assistant State’s Attorney Peter Stone, Philip Winchester was an action hero in the NBC thriller The Player (now $7.99). Set in the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, it was a high-stakes drama where former federal agent Alex Kane was recruited into a deadly game where the rich and powerful gambled on his ability to stop crime.
The show also featured Wesley Snipes as Alex’s boss, Charity Wakefield (Doctor Who) and Damon Gupton (Black Lightning). Well-cast and thrilling, the show unfortunately was cancelled after one season but its nine episodes are worth the watch.
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Take the chance this weekend to binge-watch some of the great shows your favorite One Chicago actors appeared in previously. And of course, you can also purchase season passes to all three of their current shows, too!