Chicago Med Season 7 Finale: A Cliffhanger So Steep, You'll Need a Helicopter
So, you’re wondering how Chicago Med Season 7 ended, huh? Well, buckle up, because it’s a rollercoaster of emotions, medical jargon, and plot twists that’ll leave you scratching your head and reaching for the Advil.
A Cliffhanger That’s Higher Than Willis Tower
Let’s just say the season finale was like that one time you tried to make a soufflé and it deflated before you could even get the oven on. You know, full of anticipation, a bit of fluff, and then poof. Gone. Except, instead of a culinary disaster, we got a cliffhanger that’s taller than Willis Tower.
Remember that whole Will and Hannah drama about the kidney transplant? Yeah, that escalated quickly. It was like watching a slow-motion car crash, except instead of cars, it was egos and medical ethics. And just when you thought things couldn’t get more complicated, Crockett had to go and almost kill Blake in surgery. Like, dude, can we not have a chill moment?
The Good, the Bad, and the Ethan Choi
On the plus side, Ethan and Archer finally figured out that the kid they were treating was the son of Med’s general counsel. Talk about a plot twist that snuck up on us like a stealthy ninja. But let’s be real, the highlight of the episode was probably just seeing Ethan and Archer interact. Their bromance is stronger than the human body’s ability to resist cheese.
But let’s not forget about the rest of the crew. Maggie, Dr. Hammer, and Dr. Taylor were busy being skeptical about a patient with fake cancer. I mean, really? People will do anything for attention these days.
So, What Happens Next?
Your guess is as good as mine. Will Hannah and Will ever see eye to eye? Will Crockett and Blake survive this ordeal? And most importantly, will we ever get to see a spin-off about Ethan and Archer’s adventures? Only time (and the showrunners) will tell.
How To… Chicago Med Finale Edition
- How to survive a Chicago Med cliffhanger: Stock up on popcorn, your favorite comfort food, and maybe some mild tranquilizers.
- How to understand medical jargon: Pretend you’re on Grey’s Anatomy and just nod along confidently.
- How to cope with character drama: Remember, it’s just a TV show. Unless you’re a doctor, in which case, therapy is probably a good option.
- How to predict what happens next: Consult your crystal ball, or just throw darts at a board with character names on it.
- How to enjoy the ride: Sit back, relax, and enjoy the drama. After all, that’s why we watch TV, right?
