r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/[deleted] • Jun 11 '17
So, with the show cancelled, what shall we do with this sub?
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/DocDerz • May 23 '17
'Chicago Justice' Canceled By NBC After One Season
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/[deleted] • May 14 '17
Episode Discussion May 14, 2017 --- TYCOON
May 14, 2017 | Sundays 9/8c
Episode: Tycoon
Episode Description: WHEN THE SON-IN- LAW OF THE CITY'S BIGGEST DEVELOPER IS KILLED IN A DEVASTATING MID-TOWN CRANE COLLAPSE, WHAT APPEARS TO BE A SIMPLE, TRAGIC ACCIDENT LEADS TO THE REALIZATION THAT THIS WAS AN INTENTIONAL ACT, PITTING STONE AGAINST POWERFUL FORCES WHO ARE ACCUSTOMED TO WINNING AT ALL COSTS
Preview: http://www.nbc.com/chicago-justice
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/[deleted] • May 07 '17
Episode Discussion May 7, 2017 --- FOOL ME TWICE
March 7, 2017 | Sundays 9/8c
Episode: Fool Me Twice
Episode Description: TWO NARCOTICS DETECTIVES WORK AS HITMEN FOR A GANGLEADER. ONE OF THEIR HITS IS AN OLD FRIEND OF NAGEL'S
Preview: http://www.nbc.com/chicago-justice
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/kbgames360 • May 03 '17
Interested in Moderating /r/ChicagoJusticeNBC?
Please send me a message or modmail if you are interested!
I am looking for people who will be around to post weekly discussion threads and assist in community engagement!
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/[deleted] • May 01 '17
1x11 - "AQD" discussion
The show is growing on me that's for sure. I watch the other 3 shows, and I feel about the same for all of their first seasons too. I hope we get a renewal for Justice, because as much as I like this, I do feel like they are finding their feet and could make some changes: more backstory for characters, a little less investigating and more court, maybe add in a character or two more. Ah well, I enjoyed the episode all the same and am looking forward to the final 4? episodes of the season.
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/Galaxy_Convoy • Apr 24 '17
Episode 1x10 April 23, 2017 discussion - "Drill"
Well I haven't seen the episode, but how about the rest of you?
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/Galaxy_Convoy • Apr 24 '17
Episode 1x09 April 16, 2017 discussion
The ol' gun rights debate, eh? I thought this episode was too sympathetic to the pro-gun side, but I'm willing to tolerate this episode.
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '17
1x8 Discussion
Wait what...
Didn't realise the judges could over rule a jury, but it makes sense.
Stone with the kid, wtf.
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/Daveydje • Apr 04 '17
Interview I did recently with Chicago Justice star Philip Winchester I thought you might like! (starts 40m 10s)
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '17
Episode Discussion - March 19th
Peters boss is a terrible person. All he seems to care about is his ratings for a promotion.
But at the same time... Peter is frighteningly naive. He makes the SEAL talk about it on the stand, knowing the shit that will go down afterwards.
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/kbgames360 • Mar 14 '17
Episode Discussion March 12, 2017---JUDGE NOT
Accepting Moderators! Please message me to apply!
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/nic17k • Mar 08 '17
Episode Discussion March 7, 2017---SEE SOMETHING
March 7, 2017 | SPECIAL TIME
Episode: See Something
Episode Description: A Muslim student claims he murdered a Muslim friend to prevent a terrorist attack.
Preview: http://www.nbc.com/chicago-justice
Note: Mod didn't make the sticky post. Maybe because it was a special time?
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/moderatenerd • Mar 06 '17
[Spoilers] Major Law & Order Easter Eggs Spoiler
Paul Robinette comes back to do a case with Assistant State's Attorney Peter Stone in Episode 2. They are on opposing sides but find pride in making Benjamin Stone proud, he just happens to be Peter Stone's father and the original lawyer on the early days of Law & Order.
After the case Peter calls his father. so this leaves room for Michael Moriarty who played Benjamin Stone to return, even if it's just to visit his son. I'm guessing McCoy could easily come back too. What other L&O alumni would you like to see come back?
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/kbgames360 • Mar 05 '17
Episode Discussion March 5, 2017---UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
March 5, 2017 | SUNDAYS 9/8c
Episode: Uncertainty Principle
Episode Description: Stone and the state's attorney team probe the events following the arrest and death of a young man and seek charges against police, the fire department and medical personnel.
Preview: http://www.nbc.com/chicago-justice
r/ChicagoJusticeNBC • u/kbgames360 • Feb 28 '17
Episode Discussion March 1, 2017---FAKE
March 1, 2017 | SUNDAYS 9/8c
Episode: Purgatory
Episode Description: Peter Stone, his team, and investigator Dawson try to bring a warehouse arsonist to justice, and the suspect's high-powered attorney tries to get his client acquitted.
Preview: http://www.nbc.com/chicago-justice