CHICAGO MED Post-Mortem: Nick Gehlfuss, Torrey DeVitto, and the EPs on the Manstead Twist
September 26, 2018 by Marisa Roffman
[This post contains spoilers for the CHICAGO MED season 4 premiere.]
Love is in the air at CHICAGO MED—Will (Nick Gehlfuss) and Natalie (Torrey DeVitto) are officially engaged!
But before Manstead can make it down the aisle, there’s trouble ahead. “It’s TV engagement,” DeVitto joked to reporters in the video below. Added Gehlfuss. “Rest assured, tension galore.”
“It’s always a wild ride with Manstead,” DeVitto concluded.
So what causes the upcoming drama? “On Will’s side, there’s going to be a complication,” executive producer Diane Frolov teased with a laugh.
“It doesn’t involve his feelings for Natalie,” executive producer Andrew Schneider quickly clarified.
“But it’s something he has to keep from Natalie,” Frolov continued. “That eats at the relationship. [However] we will continue to go towards a wedding.”
Uh oh. But on the bright side? The potential wedding will happen in the first half of the season, so at least answers are coming. Check out the videos for more from DeVitto, Gehlfuss, Frolov, and Schneider…
But there is some bittersweet news: Frolov and Schneider confirmed this was Rachel DiPillo’s (Sarah Reese) last episode of the series for the foreseeable future.
What did you think of the CHICAGO MED season premiere?
CHICAGO MED, Wednesdays, 8/7c, NBC
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