Chicago Med season 5 premiere synopsis: Never Going Back To Normal
What’s happening in the Chicago Med premiere? Find out about Never Going Back To Normal with the Chicago Med season 5, episode 1 synopsis and teaser.
The Chicago Med season premiere will answer all your questions, according to NBC‘s official description of the episode.
The first installment is called “Never Going Back To Normal,” in keeping with the writers’ habit of having episode titles use the same number of words as the season they’re in. And based on what has been released so far, normal is definitely going to change around the hospital.
While the car accident that injured Dr. Natalie Manning (Torrey DeVitto) is at the forefront, there’s also drama as Cornelius Rhodes’ death is now a public issue. In his final episode, Cornelius’ son Dr. Connor Rhodes (Colin Donnell) isn’t just asking questions about his father’s demise—he’s going to have to answer them, too! So how will Connor ultimately leave the hospital, and the show?
And Maggie Lockwood (Marlyne Barrett) is receiving a “life-changing” update, which doesn’t sound good either. Chicago Med fans will definitely look back on this episode as one that is a turning point for the whole series.
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Here’s how NBC officially describes the episode:
"In the season five premiere, Will and Natalie face the aftermath of a horrific car incident and are left to battle for their lives. An investigation is launched following the suspicious death of the elder Cornelius Rhodes, Dr. Rhodes’ father. Maggie receives life changing news. Dr. Charles cuts his honeymoon short to tend to a young patient he suspects might have schizophrenia."
While the network hasn’t released a promo for this specific premiere, here’s a video that they did drop recently hyping up the new season:
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