T he main action of Chicago Med usually goes down within the walls of Gaffney, ranging from in the epic three-part Avengers-esque crossover event to Dr. Archer ending up on acid.

Friends of the late Hollywood star Gene Hackman made a telling admission on his status days following his death. Hackman, who starred in movies like "Hoosiers" and "Crimson Tide," was found dead in his New Mexico home last week. Hackman, who retired from acting after starring in "Welcome to ...

Mouch (Chicago Fire‘s Christian Stolte) hears Ripley’s “No!” and finds him. As for Ripley’s relationship with Asher (Jessy Schram), Archer’s (Steven Weber) the one to inform her of what happened. She runs on scene after Ripley’s pulled out,

Chicago Med Season 10, Episode 15, "Down in a Hole," tested Mitch Ripley (Luke Mitchell) tremendously. He battled his mortality after an atypical rescue went south. The experience taught Ripley a lot about himself,

Luke Mitchell's Dr. Ripley has had quite the journey on Chicago Med. After Ripley reconnected with his childhood psychologist, Dr. Daniel Charles (Oliver Platt), it was revealed that he'd previously treated Ripley for an impulse control disorder.

Chicago Med has a dramatic new episode on March 5 that fans should not miss. The new installment is a mini crossover with Chicago Fire, as Mouch (Christian Stolte) shows up to play the hero. It’s also an important night for Dr.

Chicago Med’s Mitch Ripley recently lost his girlfriend and, potentially, his job, and he could soon lose his life, too. In this Wednesday’s episode (NBC, 8/7c), the doc discovers a mother and daughter trapped in an abandoned well and comes to their aid.

After getting dangerously close to rock bottom for most of Season 10, Mitch Ripley may finally be turning over a new leaf with Episode 15 of "Chicago Med."

Ready for new One Chicago adventures? Unfortunately, you'll have to wait for a bit because the shows aren't back with new episodes for a couple weeks. Fear not, though: They are returning. Here's when you can expect new episodes of Chicago Fire,