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Dr. Will Halstead is back at Gaffney \u2014 and he\u2019s facing his own crisis.<\/p>\n
For Wednesday\u2019s 200th episode of Chicago Med<\/em>, original cast member Nick Gehlfuss made his long-awaited return as Will \u2014 and he\u2019s a daddy-to-be! Since leaving Gaffney to be with Natalie in Seattle at the end of Season 8, the pair is stronger than ever. With Natalie 20 weeks pregnant, Will took Owen back to Chicago for some quality time together. (More on that later\u2026)<\/p>\n More from TVLine<\/strong><\/p>\n But a visit to Gaffney is never without complication. While in the parking lot, Will finds a very sick kid. Naturally, he takes charge of the boy\u2019s care, and it doesn\u2019t take long to determine that the boy is suffering from a bowel obstruction. But by the time Will prepares a treatment plan, the boy has disappeared, leaving behind only a pile of vomit containing a little blue balloon; the boy is a drug mule who\u2019s transporting 59 bags of cocaine via his stomach.<\/p>\n Despite all the heroism from Will \u2014 carrying the boy into the hospital, retrieving him from a locked bathroom, and encouraging him to continue his care \u2014 Goodwin tells the doctor that he\u2019s got to lay off. He isn\u2019t employed by this hospital anymore. But Will wants to keep treating this guy so he can continue to avoid spending time with that guy, Owen, with whom Will is struggling to connect. Goodwin encourages the doctor to go act like a parent \u2014 he can\u2019t just run away at the first sign of adolescent angst!<\/p>\n