Quantico star joins up on Chicago P.D.

Looks like a Quantico grad is heading up for job with Chicago P.D.

THR.com has reported that Li Jun Li, who portrayed FBI agent Iris Chang on the ABC prime-time soap, has been cast in Season 4 of the NBC drama.

Li will filll the role of Julie Tay, the cop assigned to work with Burgess following the exit of her former partner Roman (played by departing cast member Brian Geraghty). The actress is currently signed for three episodes with the option of becoming a series regular.

If Li looks familiar, that's because she first turned up on P.d> in the Season 2 episode "The Three G's," in which she portrayed a different character by the name of Anna Tse. Her previous TV roles include FX's Damages, Fox's The Following and the one and done Minority Report.

Season 4 of Chicago P.D. premieres on Wednesday, Sept. 21 at 10/9c on NBC

Ghostbusters

The Ghostbusters is finally released in theaters and believe me it wasn't a disappointment at all.

When Erin Gilbert (Kristen Wigg) is up for an Academic tenure at Columbia, she gets blindsided by a book that she and her best friend Abby Yates (Melissa McCarthy) written about the ghost and paranormal world. When she heads over to ask Yates to take the book down and meets with her colleague Dr. Jillian Holtzmann. They get an invite to investigate a haunting at a historical mansion,
and there they meet, record their encounter of a ghost and Gilbert getting slime.

When the video of their encounter hits the web, Gilbert is fired from the University, along with Yates and Holtzmann from their college too. There they formed their own department to continue their research, they take the place above a Chinese restaurant, there they hired a dumb-witted receptionist Kevin Beckham (Chris Hemsworth) and meet Patty Tolan (Leslie Jones) as she came to report on ghost that she encountered in the subway tunnel.

The four takes a look and asked an artist if he'd seen any ghost and he responded with painting a ghost that would later be used for their symbol for their business. As the team goes into the tunnel, Yates' ghost meter runs high and finds a burned up equipment. There a ghost appears and Holtzmann sets up the proton laser and has Gilbert test it. With a few missteps, they caught it and tried to bring it back to before the train comes around but was too late.

Unknown of his doing, Roman North (Neil Casey) has come up with a device to bring the paranormal world into the real world. He leaves one at the subway tunnel, the other one at a live concert there the Ghostbusters get there and captures their first ghost.

But when Dr. Martin Heiss (Bill Murray) debunks that ghost aren't real, he makes a visit to the Ghostbusters and ask to see it. Making fun of Gilbert and their work, she releases the ghost and the ghost flies out taking Heiss and dropping him out the window. There the team gets summoned to the Mayor's office where they were asked to stop their work.

When the team gets back to their headquarters, Gilbert has the idea of what Roman is doing from the places that he placed those devices that they're on a ley line that intersects with a hotel at Time Square. The team races there, trying to talk Roman down. He shocks himself to death and dies, leaving the team to stop the massive device. But it turns out that they were blamed for the whole thing and the Mayor forces them to stop.

Erin is placed what seems to be a hotel, relaxing while she picks up their book that Roman was using that inspired him to bring the ghost. She looks through the pages until she see drawings, drawings of his plans that even killing himself was one. Erin phones the other girls but no luck.

Abby is at headquarters by herself, when she hears a knock. She starts to get scared and run in the bathroom. The ghost of Roman comes through the sink and into Abby. Abby comes out and acts normal towards Holtz and Patty until she starts destroying the proton packs.  She than takes Holtz by the neck and takes her over the window. Patty saves Holtz while Abby trying to knock them both out. Patty pulls Holt out and smacks the hell out of Patty making Roman leave and smacking her again in an hilarious way.

Roman still stuck around the place, he dives into Kevin and uses his body to complete the mission. Erin runs to warn the Mayor about what's coming. Trying unsuccessfully, she's thrown out and tries to warn everyone, which for her is a bit too late as Roman's machine had turned on.

In the fashion, Abby, Patty and Holtz heads out to take out the ghost. There they meet with Slimer, who's eating hot dogs, takes the Ecto-1 and drives off. The girls are on foot and battles Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons that included the Stay Puff Marshmallow man flatting them, until Erin comes popping him. The four reunite to take on Roman who has a hold on the National Guard and police let alone the CIA agents.

Roman unleashes his ghosts to the Ghostbusters and the scenes of them taking on the ghost was unbelievable. Even the music played perfectly to the action scenes too. The after the Ghostbusters took down the ghost, they went after Roman. Roman than changed formed into something nice and cute like the ghost buster logo, Formed into a giant ghost, the girls took him out by using the Ecto-1 nuclear cells in the car to shut down the portal.

As the portal was closing Roman grabs Abby and takes her with him. Erin goes after her and binges down getting her and the both comes out with white hair. The Ghostbusters are the heroes of New York City and even the Mayor won't acknowledge them stills congrats them. And the city shows their love with signs saying NYC Hearts GB.

I'll say this that I wasn't one of the many morons who thought that this film was going to be bad. I thought it was a smart move and the best at that. I love the film. It was really, really, good. I thought it was funnier, scarier and believable than the first one. I really thought that this film had a lot to breathe . I didn't think that it was slow at all.

The acting was amazing and played to the actor's strengthens. Especially Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones, who steal the movie. I love McKinnon's character as she's quirky and funny. And the cameos in the film was awesome!! The original Ghostbusters cast with Bill Murray as a man who doesn't believe in ghost, to Anne Potts as a receptionist at a hotel. Dan Aykrord  as a cabbie who isn't afraid of the ghost. And not to mention, Al Roker, the #1 Ghostbusters' fan in the world had a great cameo. But the one person who stole the scene was Steve Higgins as the Dean of the Higgins College where Abby and Holtzmann run their project. I didn't know how many ways you can give the middle finger until I saw this film.

I know there has been a lot of negative talk about it that it's a reboot and it's gonna destroy the original franchise. It's really not. We need to move on like we have with Spiderman, Star Trek and others that have been rebooted many times. I understand I'm a huge fan of the original Ghostbusters films but it's time to move on and it's that time. There's a new chapter to the Ghostbusters and it's a hit!! Best summer movie so far (until Jason Borune comes out).

Overall, I give this film 5 out of 5 stars.

Ghostbusters is in theaters now!!

Strange Disappearance: Stranger Things "Chapter One: The Vanishing of Will Beyer"

When a boy goes missing, a mysterious girl appears; this is how the series and I have started, along with a mysterious creator who's not even from the black lagoon.

In the first episode, the series opens up to the U.S. Department of Energy Labor, where a scientist was running through the hallways for his life from something. When he gets to the elevators, the doors open, and as he gets in, just as he thinks he's safe, he gets snatched from a creator.

Just next door to the laboratory is a town, Hawkins, Indiana, where we meet four boys, Will, Lucas, Mike, and Dustin, playing a game like Dungeons and Dragons. When the game is about to get good, Mike's ends it. Will, Lucas, and Dustin head home on their bikes, and then as Will leaves, MikMike's begin to flash in and out.

Dustin challenges Will that if he beats him to his house, he can pick any of his comic books, which he does, and pass his house. As he heads home, he passes an open gatethgate tis hat trespassing; he spots a mysterious creature,r steers off the road into the woods, and runs for his life. He makes it home with no one but the dog. He searches for his mom or brother,r but no one. As he sees the creator at the doo,r he runs to the shed and gets the gun out. As he loads the gun and waits for the creator, the creator makes a surprise move from behind.

The following day, Johnathan (Will's older brother) and Joyce (Will's mom) are up and about to head out for work until they haven't noticed that Will isn't home. Johnathan thought he stayed at Mike's house for the night. When Joyce called MMike'smo,m she replied that he left afternine9 that night.

Joyce runs to the town sheriff, Hopper, who has demons of his own from looking silly, beer, and the look shows it. He tries to calm down and does what he can to think of where the boy can be, at his secret spot, with distilled, still relative. But Joyce believes that he might have been taken.

While searching for Will at a burger shop, the kid comes back and, looking around, spots something that smells good (french fries) and eats it. But when she gets caught t, the guy takes her in, feeds her, and gives her some clothes. He calls an information number about the ki,d, but a woman who says is a social worker she kills the guy, while a group of men tries to take the chi,ld, but she disappears.

Mike, Dustin, and Lucas want to look for Mike, and they sneak out of the house at night. They tried places where Will would have gone, but with no luck, they looked through the woods until a storm came and soon bumped into the mysterious girl.

This episode had some '80s spook to it—the performances from certain actors, from Winona Ryder to David Harbour. The story is a bit slow initially, but it picks up well. I pretty much enjoyed the episode. The kids might be a problem, mainly with the characters like Nancy and her friends and "boyfriend." That one thing that I didn't care for, but let it go anyway.

Overall, I give this episode an 8/10.

You can catch Stranger Things streaming on Netflix now.

Family All Around: The Night Shift "All In"

In this week's episode, the doctors face some stuff that really hit them in an emotional way.

Let's start with the case for Scott and Jordan as they still trying to be professional and not friends at work. Jordan gets a patient that suffers from FOB (Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva) which is that the person has brittle bones. The patient complains of pain in the lower area of his stomach and with everything Jordan can think that it could be asked for a surgical consult and can you guess who could that be?

If you say Scott, you're right!! As Scott takes a look, he think that it's gallstones and that needs to see another specialist for a consult. After that consult, he advise surgery, but the patient doesn't want it but lucky for him there's another way and they went for that against the specialist advise.

Few things do take a turn, the machine for the procedure wasn't working and Jordan had to get TC's girlfriend to come fix it but by the time that was all done, the patient was take a turn. But that didn't stop Scott of not refusing the patient to use the machine as it was fixed and passed the stones.

Topher and TC gets a patient that they closely know, Topher's mother. Topher's wife brings her in as she seems confused and faints. Topher and TC check and tested her and as soon things seem questionable it goes south.

As she gets an MRI, Topher tells his wife that he doesn't know what to do if she is dies. He mentions that they had a bit of a scene the other morning and feels bad that they ended it at that. The thought of that seemed real and does get you thinking about a family member too.

But here where the kick to left field comes in, as Topher treats his mother, TC gets a VIP from a familiar person, the guy at the casino a few episodes ago, who met Topher's mom. The guy did have a heart attack but when he told TC about seeing Topher's mom and having sex, TC knows what happen to her. He ask Topher and his wife to look around their mother for a nitro patch, which they did on her back and TC tells him that his mother was having sex with the guy from the casino. Topher was stun, as we all could be.

The two lovebirds got back together and after hearing the news of his heart attack, Topher's mother pushed him to get the surgery. He does and was successful.

But the other storyline was a killer, as in great. Drew and Shannon get the call of a car accident and take the chopper to get there. At the site, there was a girl who was not as badly hurt wanting to know about her foster mom. Drew gets to the foster mom, who happens to be in the car that's flipped over.

The mother tells Drew to promise her that he'll do anything to project her girl and he does. With the wounds that she suffers and the surgeons doing their best, things don't look good for her. Drew opens up to the girl very well with the book that she was reading and they connected. Shannon on the other hand is taking this very seriously and trying to get the social worker of the child to get over.

There are moments through this storyline that had me reaching for the tissues. Shannon really opens up to Paul about the life of a foster child. We finally know a little bit more about her. When the mother was gone, her, Drew and Paul pretended to keep her alive for the girl can say goodbye but it didn't turn out well.

The social worker gets there and is stressed out of what to do with her. She can't take her in because she had two other kids and her parents at her home. But Kenny opens to her and tells her that the kid can stay her with the pneumonia and that three doctors can sign on to keep her overnight til she gets better.

Along with that Drew gives the little girl his phone number whenever she needs to talk or something medical. He'll always pick up the phone no matter what.

I thought that this episode had a very good balance of emotional drama and humor. Topher's mother seems so serious at the time but than her boyfriend comes in and boom it was  makes things hilarious. The emotional drama comes in for the foster mother and daughter along with Shannon. And after what Paul has done to help make things great, she not only kisses him for the first time, they have a bit a morning pick me up in the back of his car.

Also Scott finally mans up and ask Jordan for a do-over on their friendship. Not to mention that everyone was congratulating Kenny for something that he has no idea and for me I thought it was a baby with that nurse, crazy right? Nope, he was just named the Union rep for the staff, which he doesn't want. Hey that's what happens when you miss the meetings, Kenny.

For the next two weeks, The Night Shift will be on a break due to the National Conventions of the Republican and Democrats. The show will be back Wednesday, July 27th at 10/9c with a big bang.

68th Primetime Emmy Nominations: Game of Thrones, Veep and American Crime Story takes away the Nods.

On Thursday morning, the nominations for the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards were announces and just like last year Game of Thrones, Veep and HBO take in the most nominations.

HBO gets 41 nominations, Veep gets the most nominations for a comedy series with 17 while Game of Thrones gets the most in drama with 27.

FX's The People V. OJ Simpson: American Crime Story gets the most nominations in Mini-Series/Limited Series. HBO's All the Way gets 8 for TV Movie, while Saturday Night Live gets 16 for Variety Sketch Comedy while Last Week with John Oliver gets 6 for Variety Talk Show.

There were some surprises along the nominations or should I say much deserved to get nominated like The Americans for Best Drama, Best Actor and Best Actress.

Here's the list of nominations:

Outstanding Drama Series
The Americans, FX
Better Call Saul, AMC
Downton Abbey, PBS
Game of Thrones, HBO
Homeland, Showtime
House of Cards, Netflix
Mr. Robot, USA Network

Outstanding Comedy Series
black-ish, ABC
Master of None, Netflix
Modern Family, ABC
Silicon Valley, HBO
Transparent, Amazon
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Netflix
Veep, HBO

Outstanding Limited Series
American Crime, ABC
Fargo, FX
The Night Manager, AMC
The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, FX
Roots, Hisotry

Outstanding Television Movie
All The Way, HBO
Confirmation, HBO
Luther, BBC America
Sherlock: The Abominable Bride, PBS
A Very Murray Christmas, Netflix

Outstanding Variety Talk Show
Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, Crackle
Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Last Week with John Oliver, HBO
The Late Late Show with James Corden, CBS
Real Time with Bill Maher, HBO
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, NBC

Outstanding Variety Sketch Series
Documentary Now, IFC
Drunk History, Comedy Central
Inside Amy Schumer, Comedy Central
Key & Peel, Comedy Central
Portlandia, IFC
Saturday Night Live, NBC

Outstanding Variety Special
Adele Live in New York City, NBC
Amy Schmer: Live At the Apollo, HBO
The Kennedy Center Honors, CBS
The Late Late Show Carpool Karaoke Prime Time Special, CBS
Lemonade, HBO

Outstanding Reality-Competition Program
The Amazing Race, CBS
American Ninja Warrior, NBC
Dancing with the Stars, ABC
Project Runway, Lifetime
Top Chef, Bravo
The Voice, NBC

Outstanding Lead Actor in Drama Series
Matthew Rhys, The Americans, FX
Bob Odenkirk, Better Call Saul, AMC
Kyle Chandler, Bloodline, Netflix
Kevin Spacey, House of Cards, Netflix
Rami Malek, Mr. Robot, USA Network
Liev Schrebiber, Ray Donovan, Showtime

Outstanding Lead Actor in Comedy Series
Anthony Anderson, black-ish, ABC
Will Forte, The Last Man On Earth, FOX
Aziz Ansari, Master of None, Netflix
William H. Macy, Shameless, Showtime
Thomas Middleditch, Silicon Valley, HBO
Jeffery Tambor, Transparent, Amazon

Outstanding Lead Actor in Limited Series or Movie
Bryan Cranston, All The Way, HBO
Idris Elba, Luther, BBC America
Tom Hiddleston, The Night Manager, AMC
Courtney B. Vance, The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
Cuba Gooding Jr., The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
Benedict Cumberbatch, Sherlock: The Abominable Bride, PBS

Outstanding Lead Actress in Comedy Series
Tracee Ellis Ross, black-ish, ABC
Laurie Metcalf, Getting On, HBO
Lily Tomlin, Grace and Frankie, Netflix
Amy Schumer, Inside Amy Schumer, Comedy Central
Ellie Kemper, Unbreakbale Kimmy Schmidt, Netflix
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep, HBO

Outstanding Lead Actress in Drama Series
Keri Russell, The Americans, FX
Taraji P. Henson, Empire, FOX
Claire Danes, Homeland, Showtime
Robin Wright, House of Cards, Netflix
Viola Davis, How to Get Away with Murder, ABC
Tatiana Maslany, Orphan Black, BBC America

Outstanding Lead Actress in Limited Series or Movie
Felicity Huffman, American Crime, ABC
Lili Taylor, American Crime, ABC
Kerry Washington, Confirmation, HBO
Kristen Dunst, Fargo, FX
Audra McDonald, Last Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill, HBO
Sarah Paulson, The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story

Outstanding Supporting Actor in Comedy Series
Louie Anderson, Baskets, FX
Andre Braugher, Brooklyn-Nine-Nine, FOX
Keegan-Michael Key, Key & Peele, Comedy Central
Ty Burrell, Modern Family, ABC
Tituss Burgess, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Netflix
Tony Hale, Veep, HBO
Matt Walsh, Veep, HBO

Outstanding Supporting Actor in Drama Series
Jonathan Banks, Better Call Saul, AMC
Ben Mendelsohn, Bloodline, Netflix
Peter Dinklage, Game of Thrones, HBO
Kit Harrington, Game of Thrones, HBO
Michael Kelly, House of Cards, Netflix
Jon Voight, Ray Donovan, Showtime

Outstanding Supporting Actor in Limited Series/Movie
Jesse Plemons, Fargo, FX
Bokeem Woodine, Fargo, FX
Hugh Laurie, The Night Manager, AMC
Sterling K. Brown, The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, FX
David Schwimmer, The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, FX
John Travolta, The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, FX

Outstanding Supporting Actress in Comedy Series
Niecy Nash, Getting On, HBO
Allison Janney, Mom, CBS
Kate McKinnon, Saturday Night Live, NBC
Judith Light, Transparent, Amazon
Gaby Hoffmann, Transparent, Amazon
Anna Chlumsky, Veep, HBO

Outstanding Supporting Actress in Drama Series
Maura Tierney, The Affair, Showtime
Maggie Smith, Downton Abby, PBS
Lena Headey, Game of Thrones, HBO
Emilia Clarke, Game of Thrones, HBO
Constance Zimmer, UnREAL, Lifetime

Outstanding Supporting Actress in Limited Series/Movie
Melissa Leo, All The Way, HBO
Regina King, American Crime, ABC
Sarah Paulson American Horror Story: Hotel, FX
Kathy Bates, American Horror Story: Hotel, FX
Jean Smart, Fargo, FX
Olivia Colman, The Night Manager, AMC

Outstanding Guest Actor in Comedy Series
Bob Newhart, The Big Bang Theory, CBS
Tracy Morgan, Saturday Night Live, NBC
Larry David, Saturday Night Live, NBC
Bradley Whitford, Transparent, Amazon
Martin Mull, Veep, HBO
Peter MacNicol, Veep, HBO

Outstanding Guest Actor in Drama Series
Max von Sydow, Game of Thrones, HBO
Michael J. Fox, The Good Wife, CBS
Reg E. Cathy, House of Cards, Netflix
Mahershaa Ali, House of Cards, Netflix
Paul Sparks, House of Cards, Netflix
Hank Azaria, Ray Donovan, Showtime

Outstanding Guest Actress in Comedy Series
Laurie Metcalf, The Big Bang Theory, CBS
Christine Baranski, The Big Bany Theory, CBS
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, Saturday Night Live, NBC
Melissa McCarthy, Saturday Night Live, NBC
Amy Schumer, Saturday Night Live, NBC
Melora Hardin, Transparent, Amazon

Outstanding Guest Actress in Drama Series
Margo Martindale, The Americans, FX
Carrie Preston, The Good Wife, CBS
Laura Metcalf, Horace and Pete, louisck.net
Ellen Burstyn, House of Cards, Netflix
Molly Parker, House of Cards, Netlfix
Allison Janney, Masters of Sex, Showtime

Outstanding Host for a Reality-Competition Program
Ryan Seacrest, American Idol, FOX
Tom Bergeron, Dancing with the Stars, ABC
Jane Lynch, Hollywood Game Night, NBC
Steve Harvey, Little Big Shots, NBC
Heidi Klumn and Tim Gunn, Project Runway, Lifetime
RuPaul Charles, RuPaul's Drag Race


You can catch the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards, Sunday, September 18th at 8/7c on ABC hosted by Jimmy Kimmel.

Fireworks: The Night Shift "By Dawn's Early Light"

Fireworks goes off in a bad way, as one doctor's condition is in question and another loses something he enjoys having. 

Let's jump to the Fourth of July fireworks that Drew, Syd and her kid were at as they were to have fun until the fireworks went off early as schedule and causes chaos in the park. Drew and Syd jump to action and helps out a mother and daughter who were badly injured from the blast. 

As they help them, Topher and TC get there and has them taking the chopper back to Memorial as Topher and TC take care of the others. TC gets word about that truck full of fireworks has caught on fire and one of his guys is trying to put it out. But when he told him that he already told another guy, TC sees that it was Topher and sees him running towards the fire until the truck explodes. 

TC gets to Topher, who's down, after getting up they get to a worker, who is badly injured with second to third degree burns and missing half an arm. TC notice that Topher acting strange from the time there to the time they get back to the hospital. 

Topher says he's okay until he falls down on the floor at the hospital. Both Jordan and TC make a case for him to get tested but he rejects the request. Soon, after having a temper with Kenny, TC and Jordan decide and announced that Topher was unfit to manage the ER. Jordan gives him the motherly of do it or else and takes him to the CT. 

Later TC apologizes and brings coffee to Topher as he tells TC that he has a concussion. But tells TC that after making the changes in the last couple of months, that he was trying to be that 25 year old that he was. TC tells him that he isn't but he's making a great effort of changing that he's wife has been very, very happy.

As for Drew and Syd, the mother need surgery as the daughter need just stitches. Drew and Jordan treated the daughter as she was scared about what the kids will think of how she will look after. But Syd's kid comes in and helps calm her down and be her best friend. Later she sees a cut on her face and asked if she was going to have a scare. Drew tells her yes but if a plastic surgeon will figure something out, but her mother can't as they don't have a lot. 

As for the mother, Scott and Syd operates on her and fixes her up. It didn't take that long but when her and her daughter reunited, Syd's kid tells them that her dad will help the daughter's plastic surgery for free and make her beautiful. 

Grateful for that, there's a price for what Syd's kid just did. She calls her dad for help but also explains what happen. A father who's divorce fro Syd, gets very upset and files for full custody.  That pissed of Syd and takes it out on Drew. For that she and her daughter has to move to D.C. where he and his family lives in order to have custody. Drew loses a family that he really enjoyed being part of. 

Other things to mention, Shannon and Paul help treat a famous artist not doing well. The artist complains of pain in his head and legs. Kenny thinks he's a druggie looking for a score but Shannon thinks it's something more than that. Paul comes in and gets some test on the guy. After testing the fluid in his knee. After the test, Paul figured out that it was lead poison from the paint that he's using. 

I thought that this episode was really good. The characters do open up, for Shannon and Paul. Shannon really opened up to him with her drawing of him on a sailboat. It was hilarious that he still doesn't get it that she likes him, even the artist, who was resting noticed it. 

As for Drew, I wonder that after losing Syd and her kid that this is going to get him to see his parents, even thought it doesn't look that great in episode 2. 

This episode had some really good moments from Jordan telling Topher to get the CT to Shannon and Paul talking about art and not to mention the tension between Jordan and Scott about dating TC's sister. Hell those fireworks in the first scene of the episode was something else. 

Overall, I give this episode a 8/10.

You can catch The Night Shift Wednesday nights at 10/9c on NBC.

Actress Exits Chicago Justice

When Chicago Justice premieres in midseason the team of lawyers will be slightly different from what we seen.

It was announced on Thursday that Nazneen Contractor, who played ASA Dawn Patel in the backdoor pilot on Chicago PD, has left the series.

Contractor won't be out of work for long as the actress has joined an upcoming CBS drama Ransom, from executive producer Frank Spotnitz.



This isn't the first time that the Windy Cit franchise has experienced casting changes. The Walking Dead alumna Laurie Holden apperared in the backdoor pilot for Chicago Med but left last July due to family reasons. And not to mention Scott Eastwood, Tania Raymonde, KElly Blatz and Melissa Sagemiller were originally to star in PD.

The Justice cast features Phillip Winchester (The Player), Carl Weathers (Rocky), Joelle Carter (Justified), and newcomer Ryan-James Hatanaka.

Chicago Justice premieres midseason of the 2016-2017 season.