Chicago Med, May 8, 2024, NBC, “I Think There Is Something You’re Not Telling Me,”

The doctors of Gaffney Chicago Medical Center navigate complex medical cases and interpersonal relationships in this long-running medical drama. In this week’s episode, “I Think There Is Something You’re Not Telling Me,” airing on NBC on Wednesday May 8, Dr. Mitchell Ripley struggles to keep his patient Sully’s diagnosis a secret when the latter’s pregnant girlfriend comes to Med for help. Dr. Archer and a medical student treat a bipolar artist, while Dr. Ethan Choi works to secure a spot in Med’s prestigious trauma fellowship. Relationships are tested and secrets unveiled as the doctors of Chicago Med confront challenging situations both personally and professionally.

Dr. Mitchell Ripley (Luke Mitchell), a new ED Attending Physician, faces a challenging situation when his patient Sully receives a complex diagnosis. Sully’s pregnant girlfriend seeks help at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center, putting Ripley in a difficult position as he struggles to keep the diagnosis a secret from her.

The doctors of Chicago Med are known not just for their medical expertise but also for their complex interpersonal relationships. Also in this episode Dr. Ethan Choi (Brian Tee), the former Chief of Emergency Medicine, works tirelessly to secure a spot in Med’s prestigious trauma fellowship, while Dr. Archer (Steven Weber) and a medical student treat a bipolar artist, requiring a unique approach to patient care.

This season of Chicago Med has been marked by significant changes and developments. Original cast members, including Dr. Will Halstead (Nick Gehlfuss) and April Sexton (Yaya DaCosta), have moved on from the series, allowing for new characters and storylines to take center stage. The show has explored themes of personal growth, second chances, and the impact of life-changing decisions. With the recent renewal for a tenth season, Chicago Med continues to be a staple of NBC’s “One Chicago” franchise.

Airdate: Wednesday, May 8, 2024  at 8:00 p.m.  on NBC.