No sweat. They both started the same week (1995?), and I used to be a fan of both, though I lost interest in Chicago Hope much sooner ... about the same time its producer, David Kelley, did. I looked it up last spring, on jumptheshark.com, and was surprised to discover that it had been cancelled a couple of years earlier.
I did love Mandy Patinkin on that show, though, as surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Geiger, and some of the things Kelley did early on, like have the Patinkin character direct a musical in a madhouse, starring his beloved but insane wife. That permitted Patinkin to sing a heartbreakingly beautiful medley he'd also recorded, that included "When I Get Too Old to Dream." Kelley has that romantic, "love-is-forever" side, but he also has his "what's-this-week's-gimmick?" side, and so eternal love eventually got bumped off, in favor of a new gimmick, and Geiger divorced his wife.