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The new Chicago Med episode featured a well-known guest star.

Actress Alicia Coppola was featured as Sloane Hunter during the new installment.

Sloane was a wealthy deal-maker who exuded power and influence, but she was brought to the hospital with severe back pain.

Sloane suffered a near-death experience and turned from someone willing to do anything to get a deal done to someone looking to right the wrongs from her past.

Her case served as a lesson to those around her and the Med staff.

As the story played out during Chicago Med Season 10, Episode 10, many viewers tried to place the famous actress.

The episode also featured a story about conjoined twins with Jason Turner as Powell Hughes and Victor Turner as Elijah Hughes. We also met Erin Anderson as Elizabeth “Lizzy” Asher, who plays the sister of Dr. Hannah Asher (Jessy Schram).

Who played Sloane Hunter on the Chicago Med cast?...

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Yes, I’m well aware that other big things go down in Season 3’s penultimate episode of Power — a significant death, a twisty murder plan, a triumph over two annoyingly arrogant pretty-boy club owners — but all I can focus on is the sweet, hot lovin’ that takes place toward the end of the hour. Tasha — Tasha, for goodness’ sake, of all people! — should know...

I have no earthly idea what my fascination is with Scott Foley. Yes. It's undoubtedly a "Felicity," thing, but but while I've more or less kept up with all the other cast members from the show, I've not really gone out of my way to watch something I know is bad because one of those members of the cast was in it. Except Scott Foley. I have seen everything he's done since "Felicity" went off the air, including "A.U.S.A.," only one of two episodes I've ever seen of "House," every episode of him on "Scrubs" and "Cougar Town," (not that I wouldn't have watched them already), the entire series run of "The Unit" (which is an amazing, under-appreciated show), and even that episode of "Law & Order: Svu."

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Scott Foley is returning to NBC's comedy Scrubs. Foley, who first appeared on Touchstone TV's hit medical sitcom in its freshman season, is set to reprise his role as a fumbling, insecure patient who developed a crush on his doctor, Elliot Reid (Sarah Chalke). He is set to guest star in six episodes this fall, beginning with the show's season premiere. "I can't tell you how lucky we are," Scrubs creator/executive producer Bill Lawrence said. "We were sitting around saying we need to get a Scott Foley type to do this arc on the show, then he actually agreed to do it." Scrubs is returning for a third season this fall in the Thursday 8:30 p.m. slot. Felicity co-star Foley, who most recently starred in the NBC comedy A.U.S.A., is preparing for his role in Manhattan Theatre Club's production of The Violet Hour on Broadway this fall.

Sexy actress Heather Locklear has finally cleared up speculation about her next project with TV network NBC - by choosing to pursue other options instead. The former Spin City beauty had originally planned to release her own show Once Around The Park. But once that failed to make it into the station's autumn schedule, reports emerged she was set to join the cast of Scott Foley's show A.U.S.A. And just this week, Locklear, who has a proven track record of boosting ratings on failing shows, was expected to rescue sitcom Good Morning, Miami. But Locklear, who appeared in Dynasty and Melrose Place, has decided to look for work elsewhere. The actress will next be seen in summer comedy flick Uptown Girls.

Malcolm in the Middle co-executive producer Michael Borkow has been tapped as executive producer/showrunner on another edgy Fox family comedy, The Bernie Mac Show, as part of an overall deal struck with Bernie Mac producers Regency TV/20th Century Fox TV. Borkow takes the reins from Bernie Mac creator/executive producer Larry Wilmore, who left the show in March (HR 3/12). The Peabody Award-winning series, starring comedian Bernie Mac, is set to return for a third season this fall in its original Wednesday 9 p.m. time slot. Meanwhile, Twentieth Television said Tuesday that Bernie Mac has been sold to stations covering 30% of the country for the show's syndication launch in fall 2005. Stations buying rerun rights include Fox-owned outlets in New York and Los Angeles, as well as the indie WCIU-TV Chicago. In an effort to bolster the production team for the upcoming season, Borkow has recruited Saladin Patterson (NBC's Frasier) and Rich Appel (NBC's A.U.S.A.) as well as John Riggi (CBS' Charlie Lawrence) as co-executive producers on the show. The three will join co-executive producer Warren Hutcherson and Mac, who has been upped from a producer.

Sexy actress Heather Locklear has some good news following reports her new sitcom has been put on ice - bosses of a failing show are hotly pursuing her to save it. Despite much positive buzz, Locklear's NBC pilot Once Around The Park is now unlikely to make it onto the American TV network's autumn schedule. But now Locklear is wanted for the cast of 20th Century Fox's comedy A.U.S.A., which stars Jennifer Garner's estranged husband Scott Foley. The show was considered dead as of late last week, but NBC is reportedly willing to grant a reprieve should Fox manage to convince Locklear to come on board. If Locklear agrees to take on the role of a female boss, it won't be the first time she's saved a show. Both Melrose Place and Spin City got major boosts when the actress joined the cast.