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On Tuesday's season 6 premiere of one looming question over Conrad's love life, left over from the finale, was answered. So, who did he make things official with: Billie or Cade?After dancing around the love triangle for much of the episode, the final minutes revealed that Conrad (Matt Czuchry) was officially in a relationship with Cade (Kaley Ronayne), as they shared a kiss outside the walls of Chastain Memorial Hospital with Billie (Jessica Lucas) looking on in the distance. But just because Conrad and Cade are a couple now doesn't mean that Billie is out of the picture.

kicks off its sixth season Monday with an action-packed premiere that answers one of the lingering questions from the finale: Who does Conrad end up with — Billie or Cade? The answer be revealed by the end of the episode (whew!), but not before some majorly awkward tension between the three doctors.ET exclusively premieres a sneak peek from the season opener, «Two Hearts,» which finds Conrad (Matt Czuchry) unexpectedly caught in the middle as he, Billie (Jessica Lucas) and Cade (Kaley Ronayne) deal with a medical emergency. When Cade is suddenly paged to report to the ER for another ongoing case, the tension in the air is thick as she reluctantly leaves Conrad and Billie alone. Once she's gone, Billie leans in to fiddle with Conrad's blue scrubs as they discuss his daughter's continued nightmares.

Emily VanCamp — who departed the series at the start of the season — to offer proper closure for her storyline.VanCamp's finale return as Conrad's late wife, Nic, was a long time in the making, according to executive producer Andrew Chapman. Because her initial exit was sudden, it was halfway through the season that creator Amy Holden Jones suggested bringing VanCamp back to «close up the relationship between her and Conrad.» Thematically, it also fit, as Conrad was navigating life as a widower and figuring out if, when and how he could move on amid a tangled love triangle with Billie and Cade.«Because so much of the season thematically had been about grief and loss and coming to terms with mortality and how Conrad is moving on from his relationship with her and the time jump and being a single dad with Gigi, it felt like the right thing to do,» Chapman explained to ET, sharing that the actress was «excited to come back.» «She had not had a chance to say goodbye to everybody on the show, the crew, all the other actors.

, Devon's clinical trials begin and when he treats his first patient with a revolutionary medical fluid, it doesn’t go as planned. Meanwhile, an overdosed John Doe is rushed to Chastain, leading Conrad straight into a much bigger scandal than he expected and a shocking secret regarding Cade’s past is discovered.ET exclusively premieres a sneak peek from the episode, which finds Leela (Anuja Joshi) contemplating becoming an egg donor for her sister, Padma (guest star Aneesha Joshi).

Emily VanCamp) when he came face to face with a young woman who was the recipient of Nic's heart. While there were complications that left the patient's fate in rocky terrain for much of the episode, all was well in the end.

the since-departed Emily VanCamp), just episodes prior. «Conrad losing Nic is a terrible tragedy and we felt like if we were going to tell a true story of grief, it would last for a really long time. And I don't think we wanted to spend multiple episodes, 10, however long it takes for a man to lose the love of his life and the mother of his 9-month-old child.

Emily VanCamp sits down to watch her heartbreaking exit episode of  The actress revealed on a Wednesday conference call with a handful of reporters, including ET, that she hasn't yet watched Tuesday's hour, in which her character, Nic Nevin, dies after getting into a single-car collision.«I haven't watched it yet if I'm being totally honest,» the 35-year-old VanCamp admitted. «I feel like just in terms of the content.

Last Man Standing, it'll be moving past COVID after the first episode.The premiere, which will see Conrad (Matt Czuchry) and Nic (Emily VanCamp) get married some time after the pandemic, will flash back to the early months of the coronavirus with the first case entering the hospital, as well as the doctors and nurses that will be directly affected by it.But it won't be all doom and gloom.