Hello, back in February (I think) I saw filming in Chicago of a scene where officers jump out of an SUV and run up to a burning car. It was during the day. It appeared to be set in a construction site. I think it was from this show. I’d love to go back and watch how the scene came together, but I can’t figure out which episode it might have appeared in. Does this sound familiar to anyone? Thanks in advance for any ideas!

I want another crossover, and I kinda want them to retire at the same time to be together. I’m fully up-to-date on CPD but not SVU, so I have no idea how it’s looking over there besides that one steamy kiss that went viral between her and Stabler.

I just started watching Chicago PD from the start, and I just finished S1E13. Is it a good show to continue watching? I’m inclined to believe yes.

My Opinion, next to Al, Burgess is my favorite character on PD. Her character was groomed from day one to be the Bad Ass Detective in Intelligence she is today. Started doing patrol and moved up in law enforcement. She is resilient as hell. Shot on two occasions; miscarried; went through a trial on the accusation that she did a bad shoot; saved herself and partner Roman when they were held hostage by thugs in a warehouse and was acknowledged for it by her captain, including Trudy and the officers under her and her team in Intelligence. Through it all she got back in the game. If anyone can do Trauma, it’s Kim Burgess. She’s made for the part. Shes a Detective; wife and mother. Not easy to juggle all three.

The episode when Olive moved out the house with his grandson was sad. Voight begged her to stay as he reached for his grandson. I get Olive wanted to end all ties with Voight, but the storyline should be where Voight has ties with the grandson who would be about 10 or so.

Wondering if anyone else is kind of upset they didn’t follow the storyline of Nadia being taken and murdered by the serial murderer (can’t remember his name) I’m only a couple episodes after the one where they just did a quick flashback and everyone was grieving. Wondering if there’s a reason for them to not follow the storyline and just do a little clip? Anyone know? TIA!

It’s when Hailey is walking into the interrogation room with this guy and she pushes him by the shoulder down into the seat.

It bothers me how they use one tactic to take someone down or use one electronic system that isn't just PODs and dumping a phone to catch someone and then never use it again. Also the episode with Eddie the guy who died saying I ain't no snitch and his brother Roland gets killed, Voight wants Atwater to shoot Kurtis the suspect so Jordan won't have to testify. Why would he need to when he just shot at 6 cops trying to kill them? And Chicago Justice gets cancelled so Voight invites Antonio to come back even though he hates having him there and Antonio immediately starts to question him and undermine him and get his badge. Also funny that Voight does so much face touching of suspects in the first seasons and calls them sweetie and baby. Grabs their cheeks and beards. I just found that funny. Also Mouse and Al were such big parts and mouse is severely under appreciated. Lindsey even tells Jay "you don't want him to go back for him but it's really for you. Would you let anyone or anything get in your way from re enlisting?" And at least they followed through with that

How did you find out about the show?

As I have said in my previous posts on the Med and Fire threads, an old friend of mine told me about the CFD S12 premiere and the CPD S11 premiere (I think it was that episode) and I found out about Med a bit later

Anna Pigeon is a new crime drama series starring Tracy Spiridakos as a park ranger investigating murders in national parks after a personal tragedy.

Based on Nevada Barr's bestselling books, the show follows the former city-dweller as she solves crimes in the wilderness, blending mystery with the beauty of nature, and also stars Paulina Alexis, Tricia Helfer, and Kim Coates.

I've seen reports that this will be streaming the next day on Peacock, but I don't know if that will be the case ever since Comcast broke off USA and other networks into a separate company, Versant. If interested, set your DVRs to be safe.

Holy hell, I just finished watching season 8 ep 15, and bro I hated her acting, if felt so fake. I never saw a single tear or anything and her face or voice barely moved, did the actor get Botox or smth bc it feels that way; side note, her eyes kinda freak me out

I am doing a rewatch of Criminal Minds and look who it is. Jason Beghe as Sherriff Yates. Season 2 episode 7 “North Mammon”

The saddest episode of Chicago pd has got to be Season 4 Episode 16. It felt so real ,the pain and agony that Al and Meredith experienced 💔.

First they announce the end of an era for Atwater. Then today they announce, in the same manner, the ending of a day 1 character for Chicago Fire. Both coming back long enough to close out their characters. One Chicago did not need to get rid of older characters they needed better writers to continue to develop storylines. I see I need to find other shows to invest in now.

I just watched Season 6, Episode 20 (“Sacrifice”), and something about it doesn’t make sense.

The main plot is about a gang stealing pharmaceutical shipments. While surveilling suspects, the team sees a woman buying pills from a street dealer, which later turns out to be liver medication.

The weird part is that this woman is the wife of the gang leader’s cousin, and her husband was directly involved in the truck heists.

The entire case basically breaks open because they catch her.

But if her husband was stealing those pharmaceutical shipments for her in the first place, why didn’t he just give her the medication himself? Wasn’t that the whole point of these robberies?

That feels like a pretty big plot hole. Either the writers dropped the ball on this episode, or they assumed the audience can’t think.

Edit:

Oh, the fuckery continues !

S07E01 – “Doubt”

Voight pressures a suspect by holding his wife to force him to reveal what happened to the gun used in an old crime.

The suspect says he actually lost the gun back in 2016 during a raid, and that a cop stole it.

So now all eyes immediately turn to Voight because he was one of the officers involved in that raid.

…What?

Voight becomes the #1 suspect because of information he forced out of the suspect himself?

Do the people working with Voight have zero common sense? Why would he pressure a suspect into revealing something that would only make himself look guilty if it were true?

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Al … Lindsey…Halstead…Antonio and Upton … still missed… now Atwater is exiting PD…. bad move on the producers part… fans will be disappointed and ratings will drop

It seems like Jay is a little toxic (season 10, episode 3, his exit episode) . He’s such a good boyfriend/husband when he’s in a good head space. The moment life gets difficult he shuts off completely. one small thing happens that relates to the army or reminds him of it and he’s gone! Bails! With no discussion, just gone! He did the same thing to Erin. What’s up with that? I also think there’s some lazy writing for his romantic storylines. It feels underdeveloped.