Chicago Prescription came to play in season 8. Notwithstanding the stunning flights and return of specific characters, the clinical dramatization incorporated a stunning cluster of appearances from the stars of the other One Chicago shows: Chicago Fire and PD.
While hybrids between two of these shows is generally normal (the Chicago Fire debut had an appearance from PD’s Upton), it’s uncommon that we get characters from each of the three shows in a solitary episode. The essayists and makers typically save this degree of cooperation for the large hybrid occasions.
Not that we’re whining. Here is an overview of all the amazing (and great) appearances that One Chicago characters made on Prescription.
One Chicago hybrid episode 2022
The debut burns through brief period getting fortifications, which checks out given that two of the show’s principal characters are caught in a consuming structure. Dr. Halstead (Scratch Gehlfuss) and Dr. Dylan Scott (Fellow Lockard) survive the ordeal, because of the endeavors of the 51 crew.
A portion of the Chicago Fire characters who get a move on incorporate Christopher Herrmann (David Eigenberg) and Sylvie Brett (Kara Killmer). They should be visible assisting the specialists with getting to somewhere safe, and treating different casualties who survived the ordeal.
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The appearance that might demonstrate more amazing is that of PD’s Kim Burgess (Marina Squerciati), who shows up toward the back of the episode to give some truly necessary equity. It’s uncovered that VASCOM pusher Jessa Rinaldi (Angela Wong Carbone) was the person who lit the fire in a final desperate attempt to prevent Halstead from affirming against her in court.
Burgess comes in and guarantees the Gaffney group that Rinaldi won’t imperil any other person’s life. She defies the criminal before Halstead and Dr. Goodwin (S. Epatha Merkerson) and arrests her right under the steady gaze of she enters the town hall.
