Wake Up Call: Chicago Med "Crisis of Confidence"

When Rhodes puts himself on the line to save two people, he must make a difficult decision. Plus, could something be in the future for #Manstead? Here's a recap!

We can all agree that since Robin left, Rhodes has been on a dare, deviling decisions to save patients' lives, and what happened Tuesday night proves that he can't pull off all those miracles. When a pregnant mother comes in with a defective heart, the only way that seems to be easy is to abort the baby and fix her heart, but Rhodes thinks he can save both, which turns out not to be the case, and both the patient and baby died.

The patient's mother gives Rhodes one of the most challenging moments he has confronted, which is that it's his fault. It carries on towards the twin's separation rundown and tells Dr. Latham and Bekker that he can't help and wants to be removed from the group.

Ethan gets a call from his sister, Emily, after someone at a party that she was attending overdosed. But the question of what was he overdosing turns into questioning Emily about how pain meds were missing from last week's trauma event. April asks Ethan, and he questions Emily about it, but it turns out that she really did steal the pills and sell them. But by the time the truth came out from the patient, Emily was long gone to Vegas.

Meanwhile, Dr. Charles gets a letter with a note about Dr. Reese's father, along with news clippings that point to his involvement in murdering a college student. He didn't want to jump the gun, but he snoops around when he helps Reese grab a few things at her dad's apartment, where he spots a photo of the same college student in the clippings. Sharon tries to get him to get the police involved, but when he looks at Reese's father's storage locker, he sees things from books, photos, and clothes.

To the fans of #Manstead, after an emotional moment from last week's episode, Natalie and Halstead take care of a young patient who's having trouble breathing. Natalie and Will try to find the cause of the illness, but her decision, at first, doesn't seem to work until it actually does, and both she and Will share the moment. It made Will think it might be that time he asked Jay for their mother's ring to pop the question.

"Crisis of Confidence" was another marvelous episode that was tense and tense, with joyous moments. The episode had solid character development, pushing characters to memorable moments. Rhodes g, for a while after undergoing dangerous procedures that saved lives, now gets a bit of a wake-up call. I don't think he'll get over it in next week's season finale, but never say never about a surgeon; this is Conner Rhodes. Dr. Charlies is now in dangerous waters, searching for Dr. Reese's father's stuff. 

And speaking of Halstead, is a #MansteadWedding possible? I would love to have it, but it might be too soon to think about it. She's not ready if he does pop the question. And just when you think someone could change,, they don't,, and I wanted Ethan to be proven wrong about his sister that she could change from what he had been saying about her. The writing was strong, and the performances from the cast were as good but not close to last week's episode. Overall, I give this episode a 9/10.

You can catch the season finale of Chicago Med next Tuesday at 10/9c on NBC.