I was thrilled with it. No matter what you're not going to please everyone because okay let's play this out (all following if each show had their own story and how you wanted it.

Chicago Fire- gas explosion and search and rescue get patients to the ER asap kidd and Ruzek didn't get trapped. Oh the show didn't show much else for fire.

Chicago med- treating burn victims and victims of smoke inhalation maybe a surgery

Chicago- well how did Voight know about the Capone tunnels and the security guard.

Now that's over with I would have skipped Med and PD since I normally don't watch either because I don't like how they done certain characters. Though seeing Dr Archer giving Kidd instructions on how to do certain procedures was intense because they barely had any service, Archer doing a double amputation in the field to safe the guard. PD was more focused driven on the criminals as it should have been. You didn't even mention the fact that Mouch was dealing with the potential loss of Trudy on his own since any other time when a firefighter or their significant other is in the hospital at least one other person is with them. I think this cross over was the best yet for the fact you couldn't tell where one episode ended and the other began it flowed seamlessly. Unlike some cross overs where fire seemed rushed PD was rushed and Med was rushed. I'd take a fluid cross over like this any day because very few shows if any have ever done such a seamless crossover.

It's not hard to understand why Johnny isn't in part two or part three Johnny by the movies own ission was 17 years old in 1983 and the all valley tournament was under 18. Daniel was only 16 because he had just only received his license in the film. So assuming they didn't do a massive time jump from part 2 to part 3 Daniel would have been 17 when he competed against Barns. Now they could have had Johnny in the stands to mess with Daniel but as a competitor he'd have aged out of the tournament.

The thing is about both of these movies and why they're released a year apart is because Kevin Costner and Kurt Russell both was going to make one together. Kevin wanted a more accurate a factual movie Kurt wanted more of Wyatts myth. So ultimately they parted ways and made their own.