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Chicago Med
called A Red Pill,
A Blue Pill.
Big news broke on the
Chicago Med front with the reveal that original cast members Torrey DeVitto and Yaya DaCosta are leaving after the end of the current Season 6. DeVitto s Natalie Manning and DaCosta s April Sexton have been part of some of the biggest storylines in the history of the series so far, and their absences in Season 7 will leave holes in the ensemble that will undoubtedly force some big changes.
With
Chicago Medalready guaranteed another two seasons beyond Season 6 and the rest of the original series stars expected to return for Season 7, it s worth looking ahead now that the Season 6 finale is fast-approaching. Read on for what the absence of Natalie and April will mean for
Thu May 13, 2021 at 10:05am ET
Dr. Natalie Manning is having a really tough time on Chicago Med. Pic credit: Elizabeth Sisson/NBCUniversal
The new Chicago Med recap comes from Season 6, Episode 14 of the hit show. Called A Red Pill, A Blue Pill, the new episode aired on Wednesday night and featured a number of family stories for the Chicago Med cast.
A lot took place on the last episode of Chicago Med, including Maggie meeting the daughter that she gave up for adoption, Dr. Archer pushing April Sexton into a procedure nurses aren’t allowed to do, and the walls were starting to close in on Natalie after she stole medication from Will’s trial to give to her ailing mother.