Chicago Med: Your Weekly Dose of Medical Mayhem...But Can You Stream it on Sling?
Let's face it, Thursdays are rough. You've officially OD'd on emails, your brain feels like mush, and the weekend is still a tantalizing mirage in the distance. But fear not, weary traveler, for there's a trusty prescription to cure your woes: Chicago Med.
This medical drama throws you headfirst into the whirlwind of Chicago's Gaffney Chicago Medical Center, where doctors with questionable bedside manners (looking at you, Dr. Charles) battle it out to save lives. Expect high-stakes surgeries, intense patient stories, and enough medical jargon to make you sound fancy at your next cocktail party (just don't attempt any actual diagnoses, please).
But the burning question remains: can Sling TV be your portal to this glorious medical madness?
Slinging Your Way into Chicago Med: Here's the 411
The answer, my friend, is a joyous yes. Sling TV offers two main packages, Sling Blue and Sling Orange, and depending on your location, either one could be your ticket to Chicago Med. Here's the skinny:
- Sling Blue: This bad boy boasts a bunch of entertainment channels, including NBC (where Chicago Med airs live). But there's a catch: Sling Blue only carries NBC in select cities. So, channel your inner Sherlock Holmes and do a quick web search to see if NBC is included in your Sling Blue package.
- Sling Orange + Sling Blue: This combo platter gives you the best of both worlds, including all the channels from Sling Blue plus sports channels. Again, the key is NBC availability in your area.
Don't fret if NBC isn't on your Sling lineup. There are other ways to get your Chicago Med fix:
- Peacock: NBC's streaming service offers new episodes the day after they air. Bonus points for hilarious original comedies while you wait.
- Hulu + Live TV: This streaming giant includes NBC in most markets, so you can watch Chicago Med live or on-demand.
So, Can You Sling Your Way into Chicago Med?
Maybe, maybe not, but with a little detective work, you'll find your answer. Remember, there's always the option to explore other streaming services or (gasp!) watch it the old-fashioned way with an antenna (but seriously, how 1998 is that?).
Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a date with Dr. Choi and his questionable taste in turtlenecks. Happy streaming!
