More is learned about Halstead’s dislike of the Rodiger family and it’s family relationships all around as Olinsky shows a paternal side with his daughter Lexi in an attempt to protect her and as Voight’s trying to help his son who has recently been released from jail. Meanwhile the Intelligence Unit investigates a counterfeiting operation after discovering some high end cloth-like paper. Sergeant Platt sends Atwater and Burgess to arrest a hoarder where they discover more than just clutter.

The episode was rated 7.79 from 1157 votes.

Atwater and Burgess are given a new patrol car, but are challenged with keeping it brand new. A run in with a psychotic woman leads the Intelligence Unit to discover a drug smuggling operation which has put several girl’s lives in peril. Voight’s overprotective act with Lindsay leads her right where he doesn’t want as she also helps to keep Justin out of trouble. Meanwhile on stakeout, things get tense between Olinsky and Ruzek as Olinski tries to teach him the finer points of surveillance.

The episode was rated 7.82 from 1124 votes.

Voight and team head to a house that’s been associated with a number of top gangs. Events at the search result in Ruzek, being encouraged to seek some counseling which may have lasting repercussions professionally and personally. Meanwhile Halstead’s temper rises when he comes in contact with some unwelcomed people from his past.

The episode was rated 7.85 from 1233 votes.

After a slew of brutal slayings, District 21, led by Sergeant Hank Voight go after a Columbian drug cartel cleaning house in Chicago. They discover D’Anthony who proves to be an asset in the investigation. At District, complicated histories and unit rivalries surface which could end up costing them one of their own. Meanwhile, Rookie Kyle Ruzek is pulled from the police academy by Olinski to join the team.

The episode was rated 7.86 from 1663 votes.

Voight and Antonio enlist the help of agents at the Special Victims Unit in New York, Fin and Rollins, to help track down the culprit of a series of rape/murders. Burgess has an opportunity to prove herself to Intelligence. Elsewhere Lindsay enlists the help of Halstead to act as her date for her high school reunion to get back at an old rival. The crossover starts on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit S15E15 Comic Perversion (I).

The episode was rated 7.86 from 1116 votes.

In responding to a call Atwater and Burgess discover a gunshot victim and the only witness is Lexi Olinsky. The shooting is tied to a Latin gang. To protect Olinsky’s daughter, Voight takes the case from the Gang Unit. Ruzek pulls up Burgess to help with an undercover mission that he hopes will help solve the case. Jon Seda, Sophia Bush, Jesse Lee Soffer, and Archie Kao also star.

The episode was rated 7.87 from 1046 votes.

Voight is assigned a new Internal Affairs handler, Stillwell who proves to be suspicious of Voight’s actions. During an investigation involving a gambling ring Voight is forced to work with his former partner from the Gang Unit, Shi. At the same time Halsted remains fixated on Lonnie Rodiger and enlists Jin’s help to gather more information. Meanwhile, Ruzek’s inflated ego leads Olinsky to take him down a peg and offer a great opportunity to Atwater.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 1052 votes.

Voight and the team discover a massacre, eight million in cash stolen and two wounded men in a clearing house. During questioning, one guy, Perko, provides some intel that is key to the case and leads Antonio to realize that two gangs were involved. Burgess steps up to help the unit and prove herself to Voight. Meanwhile, a softer light is cast on Platt when she enlists the help of Ruzek.

The episode was rated 7.91 from 1064 votes.

Voight's son may be involved with the Fitori murder case, intensifying tension between Antonio and Voight; Ruzek helps Burgess get retribution.

The episode was rated 7.92 from 1084 votes.

Commander Perry notifies the Intelligence unit that Pulpo has been released to help track down a dangerous cartel leader. This doesn’t sit well with our team as he kidnapped one of their own and no love is lost between sides. Meanwhile, Ruzek gets some difficult news as a blast from Lindsay’s past comes back, giving us a glimpse at where she came from. Voight reminds her that she’s come too far to screw it up. At the same time we learn something about Jin that is bound to be a problem.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 1054 votes.

As Antonio’s life is now in question, Voight and Platt open up about their pasts. Jin is caught while tinkering with Voight’s computer and uses the only scapegoat possible to keep him in the clear. At the same time with Charlie back in town Lindsay realizes she’s going to have to come clean about a few things. Halstead finally gets answers he’s been wanting about Voight’s and Olinsky’s past.

The episode was rated 7.94 from 1034 votes.

In this intense episode of Chicago P.D. titled "A Beautiful Friendship," the dynamics within the team take a dramatic shift. Atwater steps up to his new responsibilities on intelligence, showcasing his skills and dedication. Meanwhile, Antonio faces a challenging period on desk duty as he focuses on his recovery, adding a layer of vulnerability to his character that fans can empathize with.

The tension escalates as Lindsay finds herself trapped with no apparent escape, leading her to open up to Voight for assistance. This vulnerable moment between Lindsay and Voight promises to reveal deeper layers to their relationship and the lengths they are willing to go for each other. As secrets unravel, the episode delves into the complexities of trust and loyalty within the team.

Amidst the unfolding drama, Jin's mysterious secret meetings with Stillwell come to light, sparking intrigue and speculation among viewers. The unexpected turn of events, including Jin's fate, leaves fans questioning the motives behind his actions and the repercussions they may have on the team. With relationships tested and secrets exposed, "A Beautiful Friendship" delivers a gripping narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

The episode was rated 7.97 from 1025 votes.

In this gripping episode of Chicago P.D. titled "At Least It's Justice," tensions rise as Halstead's badge is unexpectedly revoked following the shocking death of Lonnie Rodiger. The team is left scrambling to uncover the truth behind this tragic incident. Meanwhile, Severide and Clarke stumble upon a gruesome discovery when they stumble upon Dr. Elliot's severed torso. The investigation takes a thrilling turn as they desperately search for answers.

Amidst the chaos, Sumner, determined to prove herself, takes on a challenging case. As a young detective, she faces skepticism from her peers, but her unwavering determination shines through. Can she rise to the occasion and prove her worth to the team?

In a surprising twist, Lindsay and Severide share a heartfelt moment. As their paths cross, they find solace in each other's presence. But what does this connection mean for their respective relationships? Viewers will be left on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the next episode to unravel the complexities of this unexpected bond.

Please note that the comments express strong opinions regarding a specific storyline involving Platt's message at the end. As always, Chicago P.D. continues to captivate audiences with its intense plotlines and compelling character dynamics. Don't miss this thrilling episode filled with shocking revelations and emotional connections.

The episode was rated 7.97 from 1056 votes.

In this intense episode of Chicago P.D. titled "Wrong Side of The Bars," Antonio's worst nightmare becomes a reality when his son is kidnapped. With a strong suspicion that the Columbian drug gang is behind the abduction, Antonio sets out to rescue his son. However, the situation takes an unexpected turn when Pulpo, the leader of the gang, suggests that his release may lead to Diego's freedom. As the investigation unfolds, Halstead stumbles upon some shocking revelations about Lindsay, adding a new layer of complexity to the case. Meanwhile, Voight offers Antonio a controversial alternative to gather information on Diego's whereabouts.

Voight's questionable decision to push Antonio towards resorting to torture leaves viewers perplexed in this episode. The tension mounts as Antonio wrestles with his ethical boundaries to save his son. Meanwhile, Ruzek's choice to deceive his fiancée raises eyebrows among fans. This ill-conceived plan is bound to backfire and adds unnecessary complications to an already gripping storyline. However, despite these minor grievances, the writing team behind Chicago P.D. showcases their talent once again, keeping audiences hooked and invested in the characters' journeys.

"Wrong Side of The Bars" proves that Chicago P.D. is more than meets the eye. This show surprises viewers with its raw and authentic storytelling, delving into the gritty world of crime and justice. The kick-ass team, led by the charismatic Hank, captivates audiences with their relentless pursuit of truth. However, some fans express frustration with the interference of higher-ups, who they deem as incompetent and foolish. Despite this, the overall consensus remains positive, with viewers acknowledging the show's ability to exceed expectations and deliver thrilling episodes week after week.

The episode was rated 7.98 from 1370 votes.

In this gripping episode of Chicago P.D., titled "8:30 PM (II)", the Intelligence Unit is on a mission to track down the bombers. With government agencies involved, Voight and his team take matters into their own hands, using their unique angles and connections to crack the case. Lindsay and Antonio dig deep into the transplant surgery of an Ambassador from Syria, hoping to uncover any leads, but come up empty-handed. However, Olinsky manages to get some valuable information, setting the team on a race against time as they discover the possibility of additional bombs set to detonate. Meanwhile, Burgess finds herself in an emotional and tense situation, standing watch over her niece whose life hangs in the balance.

Fans of the show were thrilled with this crossover episode, which served as a fantastic kickoff for Chicago Med. Viewers praised the emotional depth of the episode and the seamless integration of multiple storylines across different shows. Unlike a previous crossover attempt with _SVU_, this one felt organic and impactful. While some found the search for Dawson under the rubble a bit far-fetched, overall, it was an exciting and well-executed way to connect the shows.

However, amidst the positive feedback, one viewer raised a valid concern about the recurring portrayal of Arabs as terrorists. It's important for shows to present diverse and nuanced representations of different cultures, avoiding harmful stereotypes. Nevertheless, this episode of Chicago P.D. delivered on its promise of thrilling action and suspense, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating what comes next.

The episode was rated 8.03 from 1124 votes.