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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: Downplayed. In part 2 of the ''Infection'' 2019 massive crossover event, Charlene, one of the tenants of an infected apartment complex, is a nutjob ConspiracyTheorist who thinks the CIA is behind the infection and that they spread it disguised as exterminators driving nondescript vehicles. However, the CIA is not behind the infection, but a disgruntled employee of the research laboratory, who destroys the bacteria specimens and knocks out Dr. Halstead when he gets caught.
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'''''Chicago Med''''' is a MedicalDrama that debuted on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2015. It is the third installment of Creator/DickWolf's ''[=#OneChicago=]'' franchise.
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'''''Chicago Med''''' is a MedicalDrama that debuted on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2015. It is the third installment of Creator/DickWolf's ''[=#OneChicago=]'' ''Series/OneChicago'' franchise.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Dr. Reese has this reaction after [[spoiler:pepper-spraying a patient]].
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** In the season 5 premiere, after Dr. Latham reveals that the insulin that overdosed and killed Dr. Rhode's father can be traced, Dr. Ava Bekkar retrieves a scalpel and slashes her own throat and dies on the operating table.
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* AndStarring: "With S. Epatha Merkerson. And Oliver Platt."
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* AndStarring: "With S. Epatha Merkerson. And Oliver Platt.Creator/OliverPlatt."
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* BodyHorror: Every episode. Viewers can always count on seeing horrifically bloody patients coming in. Then, of course, there are the operating room scenes, where viewers are regularly treated to patients' brains or chest cavities opened, organs in full view.
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* ItsAllMyFault: At the end of the episode where a man takes shots at a few of the nurses outside of the hospital, [[spoiler: hitting April in the process]], Monique Lawson has a guilt-ridden breakdown, apologizing to [[spoiler: April]] and blaming herself for it all. Why? Because the man was an internet-fueled StrawMisogynist who shot at them solely because Monique declined a date, and she thinks that if she had just accepted one date with him, it wouldn't have happened. Thankfully, April and Maggie calm her down.
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'''''Chicago Med''''' is a MedicalDrama that debuted on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2015. It is the third installment of Creator/DickWolf's ''Chicago'' franchise.
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'''''Chicago Med''''' is a MedicalDrama that debuted on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2015. It is the third installment of Creator/DickWolf's ''Chicago'' ''[=#OneChicago=]'' franchise.
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* ColorCodedCharacters: Doctors wear maroon scrubs, nurses wear blue.
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* ColorCodedCharacters: Doctors wear maroon scrubs, nurses wear blue.blue and surgeons wear black.
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[[quoteright:285:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/chicago_med.jpg]][[caption-width-right:340:''"Saving lives with everything they've got."'']]
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[[quoteright:285:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/chicago_med.jpg]][[caption-width-right:340:''"Saving jpg]][[caption-width-right:285:''"Saving lives with everything they've got."'']]
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* DrJerk: Dr. Sam Abrams, a neurosurgeon, bitterly complains about having to do grunt work because new rules prevent his residents from working more than 12 hours at a time. He mocks the younger generation's desire to have a better work-life balance.
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** Dr. Sam Abrams, a neurosurgeon, bitterly complains about having to do grunt work because new rules prevent his residents from working more than 12 hours at a time. He mocks the younger generation's desire to have a better work-life balance.
** Dr. Sam Abrams, a neurosurgeon, bitterly complains about having to do grunt work because new rules prevent his residents from working more than 12 hours at a time. He mocks the younger generation's desire to have a better work-life balance.
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* RedheadsAreUncool: Mostly averted with Dr. Halstead, who is a solid doctor with a number of women interested. However, one episode brings a former childhood bully to the ED. Despite now being in his thirties (and literally on his deathbed) the guy still mocks Halstead for being a redhead.
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* FriendshipMoment: When Dr. Halstead is about to do something that might cost him his career, Dr. Rhodes literally tackles him to keep him from getting into the elevator.
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* DepartmentofChildDisservices: Whenever an issue comes up that involves making a call to social services, the characters are always reluctant. It is strongly implied that nothing good ever comes of it.
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* DepartmentofChildDisservices: DepartmentOfChildDisservices: Whenever an issue comes up that involves making a call to social services, the characters are always reluctant. It is strongly implied that nothing good ever comes of it.
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* SoProudofYou: Averted. Despite having sons that became successful at a relatively young age, the fathers of both Halstead and Rhodes constantly criticize their life choices.
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* SoProudofYou: Averted. Despite having sons that became successful at a relatively young age, the fathers of both Halstead and Rhodes constantly criticize their life choices.
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* MamaBear: Dr. Manning - not only with her own son, but any child patient she perceives is in danger or otherwise being mistreated.
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* DepartmentofChildDisservices: Whenever an issue comes up that involves making a call to social services, the characters are always reluctant. It is strongly implied that nothing good ever comes of it.
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* CrapsackWorld: Although the show does have a few happy endings from time to time, the majority of patients have horrible things happen to them.
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* TheVerse: All ''Chicago'' shows' characters casually make crossover appearances. Also, they're related to the Tommy Westphall Universe through ''Chicago PD'''s semi-regular crossovers with ''Series/LawAndOrderSVU''.
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* TheVerse: All ''Chicago'' shows' characters casually make crossover appearances. Also, they're related to the Tommy Westphall Universe through ''Chicago PD'''s semi-regular crossovers with ''Series/LawAndOrderSVU''.
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* FakeGuestStar: Maggie started out as a recurring character, but since she appeared in every episode from the premiere, she was PromotedToOpeningTitles in episode 14.
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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The ending theme for the Japanese release of Season 3 is "Suna no Naka no Hoseki ~Horo-sha~ (Jewel in the Sand ~Wanderer~)" by Tatsuya Ishii.
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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The ending theme for the Japanese release of Season 3 is "Suna "Kyoko no Naka no Hoseki ~Horo-sha~ (Jewel in the Sand ~Wanderer~)" Hikari" by Tatsuya Ishii.
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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The ending theme for the Japanese release of Season 3 is "Suna no Naka no Hoseki ~Horo-sha~ (Jewel in the Sand ~Wanderer~)" by Tatsuya Ishii.
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* FlatCharacter: Joey Thomas, Sarah Reese's boyfriend during the first two seasons who was bland, forgettable, and [[SatelliteLoveInterest unconnected to anyone else in the hospital]]. The lack of romantic spark between the characters didn't help, and their ultimate break up in the second season felt long overdue.
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* FlatCharacter: Joey Thomas, Sarah Reese's boyfriend during the first two seasons who was bland, forgettable, and [[SatelliteLoveInterest unconnected to anyone else in the hospital]]. The lack of romantic spark between the characters didn't help, hospital]], and never received much development beyond being her love interest. Sarah quickly outgrew him once her character development kicked in, but Joey stuck around until their ultimate long-overdue break up late in the second season felt long overdue.season.
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* FlatCharacter: Joey Thomas, Sarah Reese's boyfriend during the first two seasons who was bland, forgettable, and [[SatelliteLoveInterest unconnected to anyone else in the hospital]]. The lack of romantic spark between the characters didn't help, and their ultimate break up in the second season felt long overdue.
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* SatelliteLoveInterest: Dr. Zanetti, for Dr Rhodes in season one. The only things we ever really knew about her is that she's a surgeon, she's an alcoholic, and that they were hooking up during their downtime. She was never shown interacting with any of the other characters, and her departure from the show in 'Intervention' affected absolutely no one.
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* SatelliteLoveInterest: Dr. Zanetti, for Dr Rhodes in season one. The only things we ever really knew about her is that she's a surgeon, she's an alcoholic, and that they were hooking up during their downtime. She was never shown interacting with any of the other characters, and her departure from the show in 'Intervention' affected impacted absolutely no one.
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** A notable aversion was Danny, a male sex slave who Sarah Reese tried to help in season two. His story seemed like it would be this trope, with him initially refusing help and leaving the hospital with his pimp at the end of the episode, but he returned only a few episodes later and helping him became the focus of Sarah's story arc for several episodes.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Did Dr. Rhodes assist his mentor in ending his life on his own terms? The end of Season 1 leaves it open to interpretation. He's even questioned about it in the Season 2 premiere.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Did The end of season one leaves it open to interpretation whether or not Dr. Rhodes assist his mentor assisted Dr. Downey in ending his life on his own terms? The end of Season 1 leaves it open to interpretation. terms. He's even questioned about it in the Season 2 premiere.on more than one occasion during season two, but has yet to give an answer.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Averted. Just like its sibling shows, ''Chicago Med'' is set and filmed in Chicago.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Averted. Just like its sibling shows, ''Chicago Med'' is set {{Cliffhanger}}: In the season two finale, [[spoiler: Jack Kellogg]] shoots Dr. Charles outside the hospital and filmed in Chicago.then turns the gun on himself. The season ends without revealing if Dr. Charles will survive.
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** He returns in the season two finale and, if anything, he's actually gotten ''worse''. He spends the entire episode complaining that Dr. Charles is refusing to see him, despite being told that Dr. Charles is unavailable due to a family emergency. In the final scene, [[spoiler: he accosts Dr. Charles outside the hospital and shoots him before finally turning the gun on himself]].
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* ModestyBedsheet: Rhodes and Zanetti share one during their bedroom scene in 'Intervention'.
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* PutOnABus: Dr. Zanetti tells Dr. Rhodes that she's accepted another job near the end of 'Intervention', and hasn't been mentioned since.
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* SatelliteLoveInterest: Dr. Zanetti, for Dr Rhodes. The only things we know about her so far is that she's a surgeon, she's an alcoholic, and that they're hooking up during their downtime. She is never shown interacting with any of the other characters, and her departure from the show in 'Intervention' effects absolutely no one.
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* SatelliteLoveInterest: Dr. Zanetti, for Dr Rhodes. Rhodes in season one. The only things we know ever really knew about her so far is that she's a surgeon, she's an alcoholic, and that they're they were hooking up during their downtime. She is was never shown interacting with any of the other characters, and her departure from the show in 'Intervention' effects affected absolutely no one.
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* DrivenBySuicide: Minor character Dr. Jason Wheeler calmly walks off Gaffney's 10th floor balcony in the ColdOpen of ''Monday Mourning''.
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* DotingGrandparent: And how! Natalie's mother-in-law wants to control all aspects of Natalie and her newborn grandson's lives.
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* DotingGrandparent: And how! Natalie's mother-in-law wants to control all aspects of Natalie and her newborn grandson's lives. Although it's later revealed to be her way of dealing with her grief over her son's death.
* DrivenBySuicide: Minor character Dr. Jason Wheeler calmly walks off Gaffney's 10th floor balcony in the ColdOpen of ''Monday Mourning''.
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* AssShove: One patient was brought in after shoving a loaded .22 pistol up his rectum. Complicating matters was the fact that the hammer was cocked and it ended up going off as Dr. Choi was pulling it out, wounding both the patient and Jeff Clarke, who was assisting the procedure.
-->'''Clarke:''' Tell me there wasn't any brown in there.
-->'''Clarke:''' Tell me there wasn't any brown in there.
