Chicago Fire "What Will Define You" Preview

Here's a preview of Wednesday's episode of Chicago Fire titled, "What Will Define You."

"What Will Define You"

Severide faces some major adversity while Kidd is on a mission to help in any way she can. Following a car accident rescue involving a teenage girl and her young sister, a suspicious Brett has an unsettling feeling that there's more to the story than what appears on the surface.

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You can catch Chicago Fire Wednesdays at 9/8c on NBC.

A Driver's Rush: Fresh Off The Boat "Driver's Eddie"

As Eddie is taking Driver's Ed, he wants to rush things to get going. But will Louis help him?

As Eddie starts Driver's Ed, he asked Jessica and Louis to teach him to drive. But Jessica's plan was to let the teacher teach him, but when Louis takes Eddie out and gets confused about causing an accident by a stereotype cop; it gets Louis to teach him.

After given Eddie the proper driver's test, Louis doesn't think he's quite ready yet. But Eddie jumps to Marvin to learn how to drive until; he gets into an accident from one of Eddie's friends. Eddie gets Louis to admit that this is about stereotyping, but after a good talk with Marvin about teaching children to drive; Louis gives the keys to Louis to go see the new movie everyone's been talking about: Rush Hour.

Meanwhile, Evan wants to know why Emery and Grandma don't want him to hang around. Emery tells him that's because he's a "stick in the mud" because of his critic approach to everything. But after coming to terms, he sits with Emery and listens to Grandma's stories that's has a golden singing owl; while chewing on taffy to keep their mouth busy.

"Driver's Eddie" was a good episode that had some humorist moments. As much as I enjoyed the bonding between Eddie and Louis on driving, I was enjoying more of the Emery, Evan and Grandma story in this episode. Just watching Even worried why his brother and grandmother won't involve him in their spending time together. Also mentioning Rush Hour in this episode was good and made the ending quite hilarious on talking about the film. Overall, I give this episode an 8/10.

You can catch Fresh Off The Boat Fridays at 8/7c on ABC.

Acceptance: The Good Place "Chapter 33: A Fracture Inheritance"

This week's episode of The Good Place was another marvelous piece.

When Eleanor meets with her mother; she realizes that she's not the same person that she grown up. She's a family woman with a husband and a step-daughter. Trying to convince Michael that she's just scamming them. Eleanor accepts that she's really changed. She tells Michael why she couldn't have that kind of mother growing up. But she finally sees the truth part of her mother when she finds her cash in the laundry detergent box.  She advises her to do something with that money like putting it to her step-daughter's college fund.

Meanwhile, Tahani tries to make amends with her sister, who's hosting an art gallery and handing out breakfast to the visitors. After many attempts, Tahani and Chidi get arrested from the police. But Tahani realizes from her sister's paintings were of their parents making them compete when they were kids. Tahani walks to her sister and gives her a hug and the two are sisters once again.

As Eleanor and Michael head off to the airport to meet with Chidi, Tahani, and Janet, she talks to Michael about her relationships. That got Michael to tell her that moment in the reboot of her and Chidi loving one another.

"A Fractured Inheritance"  was truly one of my favorite episodes of the season. The character developments of Eleanor and Tahani was not only good; but it brought out some emotional moments and growth to the characters. Especially for Eleanor going through the acceptance process that her mother as a good person. I thought it was Kristen Bell's best performances of the series so far. Even Jameela Jamil gives a nice performance too in this episode.

Overall, I give this episode a 9/10.

You can catch The Good Place Thursdays at 8:30/7:30c on NBC.

Reality and Fear: Superstore "Delivery Day"

This week's episode was not only hilarious, but it was also a strong conversation about health care insurance too. Here's a recap!

When Dina is heading to the hospital for a scheduled C-Section, Amy's water breaks too. As they get settled in their rooms, Amy learned about her insurance isn't good at that hospital; even if it's what Glenn has too. So they headed down to the clinic; which looked like a place that's about to be condemned. Let alone she shares a room with a dead body with its eyes open.

Meanwhile, Dina gets the treatment of her life when she sees a doctor that she's trying to impress. But after learning that she' gonna need surgery for a C-section. Worried about the surgery, she's not the only one as Glenn come along too. But with Dina's music playing (theme music from the circus), Glenn's view was a memorable one.  He gets to see more than what he's barren for seeing the intestines; which made him throw up but sees the baby girl and was as happy as can be.

As Amy delivers, she gets an old doctor to help deliver the baby, but also discussing with Jonah their relationship status. As Amy's Ex-husband and the father of the baby comes, she delivers a baby boy. Things look good for Amy and Jonah and as Jonah leaves, Garrett and Mateo stopped by as they delivered a congratulations card, which Garrett had a hell of a time coming up with something funny.

"Delivery Day" was an amazing episode. I had hoped to see this moment this season. In last season when Amy learns she's pregnant, I just had this idea that she and Dina would deliver their babies together and with that moment being neighbors was hilarious.  They really played off the character very well with the insurance issues to facing surgery and even coming up with a funny saying in a congratulations card. With everyone's performance in this episode good, Lauren Ash steals the episode when she talks to Glenn's daughter to give some advice before they take her, which was tissue worthy moment.

Overall, I give this episode a 9/10.

You can catch Superstore Thursdays at 8/7c on NBC.

Chicago Med "The Poison Inside Us" Preview

Here's a preview of Wednesday's episode of Chicago Med titled, "The Poison Inside Us."

"The Poison Inside Us"

The hospital is forced to evacuate when a toxic chemical is brought into the E.D., leaving patients and the staff in grave danger. Stuck in the elevator, Dr. Charles and Dr. Manning are forced to take drastic measures with a pregnant woman. Goodwin is tasked with making difficult choices and Dr. Rhodes discovers a secret that Dr. Bekker has been holding from him.

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You can catch Chicago Med Wednesdays at 8/7c on NBC.

One Last Moment: Chicago Fire "All the Proof"

With Gorsch taking over 51 for the day that wasn't the only shocking moment in this episode of Chicago Fire. Grab the tissues!

Gorsch tells Boden that he's taking over duty thanks to Grissom. But it doesn't don't go so smoothly when the team gets called for a questionable odor. Turns out someone was committing suicide with chemicals, but while getting everyone out of the apartment they had to look for a kid.

Gorsch seemed to be a step behind when trying to lead the team from calling the hazmat team and more. But he wasn't too happy either when telling Boden that there was no one following orders from him.

Casey gets asked for help again from Namoi, the reporter, that later becomes a dinner date. The two hit it off quite a bit. He notices that Namoi is like Gabby in a way and when she tries to kiss him after dinner, she realizes that he's still in a relationship. They'll be back for more.

After the apartment rescue, Cruz decides that the team needs to learn Spanish as they can't always rely on him to translate. After trying to put sticky notes everywhere, Kidd advises Cruz to do some visual help for them...Spanish soap opera. And it worked! Kind of wish it was Days of Our Lives (I'm so hooked on that show now!).

Foster loving Halloween; expect for Brett as she tells her that crazy things happen on this Halloween. They get a call that at first turned out to be a Halloween prank, but it was just a few houses down to a girl who's having seizures. Thinking that it was candy, til the father realizes that she got into his secret edible stash.

Later on Foster realizes that Brett might have a crush on the new Chaplain. Foster tells her that she never dated him; only because he was a patient that she helped treated.   So we could see Brett and the new Chaplain going out.

With the issue with Gorsch, Boden hopes that Severide could get something from Benny. When Severide was waiting for Benny to show up, he was a no-show. But the next day he gets a call from Med about his father and when he got there Ava informs him that Benny suffered a stroke and has died. The whole team unites at Med only for Severide to be there for him.

Boden meets with Gorsch, who's mad because Grissom has reassigned him. That got the ball rolling to think that maybe that Benny did help. Boden sits with Severide at Med's chapel, he tells Boden that the last words to Benny were that he was more of a father than he would ever be. But Boden tells him that he did come through as Benny went to Grissom and gave him hell to get Gorsch off of 51's back. And that was the grab the tissues moment as Kelly broke down and cried.

"All the Proof" was an excellent episode of drama, humor and that shocking moment. It was a tearjerking moment to see Severide losing his father. The writing was so good. The character development was strong too. I think that this will effect Severide for a while, maybe more than when he lost Shay. All I know that from the promo for next week's episode it's going to be one episode to grab the tissues. Overall, I give this episode a 9/10.

You can catch Chicago Fire Wednesdays at 9/8c on NBC.

Painful Past: Chicago PD "True or False"

A case that will have the Intelligence shaking there heads leads to one detective's past coming out. Here's a recap of Chicago PD.

When the Intelligence comes to a murder of an Alderman's wife being beaten. Ruzek sees the suspect's car where it leads to one kid, who clearly tells them that he wasn't there. After Atwater to Voight interviewed the kid; it all leads to Hailey opening up to the kid about his past that they have something in common; coming from an abusive family. After he confessed, it turns out he wasn't the murderer.

When Hailey goes back to talk with him, he hung himself in his cell. It really affects her to the degree that Halstead drinks with her at her apartment. But as they try to get their suspect, they found him dead. Going through the suspect's phone records, it leads to one person...the Alderman. After going through more records, they see the whole picture that their victim was trying to leave her husband after being abused by him.

After updating Brennan about it, she gets the Alderman to meet with her. But he runs as soon as the Intelligence Unit chases him. As Hailey confronts the Alderman, she tries to reason with him but as he pulls a gun on her it's Ruzek that shoots him down as she was there frozen.

After talking with Voight about it, Hailey and Ruzek head back home where she tells him that what she told their first suspect was true.

"True or False" was literally one of the best episodes of the season. It was powerful with such strong character development as we see Hailey's dark past come to light. The case might have been a little bit predictable, but the double twist kept the episode interesting.  But it was Tracy Spridakos' performance was outstanding and it makes me love the character more and more. And it gave the fans an awkward moment when Halstead, Hailey, and Ruzek were in the same place together.

Overall, I give this episode an 8.9/10.

You can catch Chicago PD Wednesdays at 10/9c on NBC.