Chicago Med season 3 episode 14 preview: A baby is abducted

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hicago Med season 3 episode 14 next week has a central conflict so intense, it may make you forget, at least for a minute or so, about some of the drama that took place on the show tonight. Even if Will / Natalie and Connor / Ava are still at odds, there are going to be so many pressing matters in this episode that they are not going to have much of an opportunity to think about the past. There is going to be an abduction and, beyond that, an emergency surgery that pushes Connor to the limits.

Below, the Chicago Med season 3 episode 14 synopsis offers up some other insight when it comes to the story coming up:

04/03/2018 (10:00PM – 11:00PM) (Tuesday) : After a baby is abducted from Med, Goodwin enlists the help of Dr. Charles and Dr. Reese to find the suspect. Due to the lockdown, Dr. Rhodes must figure out a way to get into the operating room to help perform open-heart surgery. Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead disagree on the right treatment for a patient.

That’s right: Even in the midst of everything that is going on with the abduction, this episode could still end up with Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead at odds. This is a conflict that could lead to serious problems in their relationship beyond the hospital and we just hope that there is going to be some more illumination on how they get through this soon. The longer the conflicts arise, the more troubling it is.

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Also, it is nice to see that Dr. Charles and Dr. Reese are going to continue to be on the same page — after Sarah’s father tried to sabotage the two of them on this past episode we were starting to get a little bit concerned over whether or not they were going to work through some of their issues implanted by them.

What do you want to see when it comes to Chicago Med season 3 episode 14, and do you think that Will and Natalie are going to be okay in the end? Share right now in the comments!

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