The intensity of this episode from the very start is starkly different from those of the mid-season episodes. This is purely a network gimmick for the rapidly approaching finale. From the opening scene, this episode dived into intricate issues like Dylan's paranoia while staying around Milena (Riley Voelkel). Soon, the focus shifted to events in the hospital, and a bunch of cases took over the plotline. Dr. Charles (Oliver Platt) dealt with a particularly complex and emotional case involving a suicidal patient who went on a hunger strike. Despite the chance for a social commentary on capitalism, this episode chose to focus more on the mental health issues in this scenario. One Chicago @NBCOneChicago Dr. Charles is here to help. #ChicagoMed View image on Twitter 322 34 This is just one of the many important cases in this episode. The pacing is excellent as it was able to accommodate all these varied cases. The episode's focus shifted time and again between Dr. Charles' case and Halstead's (Nick Gehlfuss), who was dealing with a complicated case of a surrogate pregnancy. This episode had plenty of drama all around. None of these cases are the usual ones. Adding to the two compelling cases discussed above, there was also a case of a drunken patient who refused to admit to it. Ad The final third of the episode was filled with revelations and resolutions, and not all of them in the proper way. Dr. Charles' patient did not meet the perfect cure, while Dr. Choi (Brian Tee) dealt with a patient who had ties to his father in more ways than he could have imagined.

I love this tv show.I have the whole collection on dvd.

The best show ever u need to watch cute boys. !!!!!

Came to me damaged and i couldnt enjoy it. Poor!!!