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Chicago Med<\/a><\/em> is getting a blast from the cast for its 200th episode<\/a>, airing in its 11th season, which premieres on Wednesday, October 1, and fans don\u2019t have to wait to see original cast member Nick Gehlfuss<\/a> back as Dr. Will Halstead<\/a>.<\/p>\n Luke Mitchell<\/a>, who stars as Dr. Mitch Ripley, shared a photo from the\u00a0Chicago Med<\/em> set of himself, Gehlfuss, and Steven Weber<\/a> (Dr. Dean Archer) on Instagram on Wednesday, September 17. \u201d 2 weeks\u2026 #ChicagoMed #Season11,\u201d he wrote in the caption. Mitchell and Weber are in scrubs and a white doctor coat, respectively, while Gehlfuss isn\u2019t, which makes sense given that, unless something changes during his episode, Halstead won\u2019t have privileges allowing him to work as a doctor at the hospital. See the photo below.<\/p>\n Nick Gehlfuss was a series regular on\u00a0Chicago Med<\/em> from the start \u2014 after appearing in the backdoor pilot on\u00a0Fire<\/em> \u2014 and exited in the Season 8 finale. That was his last episode, until now. He had moved to Seattle and reunited with his ex-fianc\u00e9e, Dr. Natalie Manning (Torrey DeVitto<\/a>). When he guest stars in Episode 200, he will be with Natalie\u2019s son, in town for a Bears game, and stop by the hospital.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s a very special episode and by the end it will feel like a big deal,\u201d showrunner Allen MacDonald told TV Insider as part of our extensive One Chicago Fall Preview<\/a>, which reveals Gehlfuss is appearing in multiple episodes.<\/p>\n Will Halstead be at all involved in the drama of his ex-girlfriend, Dr. Hannah Asher (Jessy Schram<\/a>)? Season 10 ended with the reveal that she\u2019s pregnant, and while it was assumed that the father is her ex-boyfriend, Ripley, it was Archer she went to talk to at the end of the finale. A scene with the three men above could get awkward (or just amusing for Halstead).<\/p>\n