Led by Olinksy, Intelligence hunts down an elusive Chinatown gangster.

The episode was rated 7.84 from 978 votes.

Two teenage girls have gone missing and the team know the clock is ticking to find them. Halstead, Antonio and Lindsay investigate a tenement which gives them a much needed lead. Voight brings the father of one of the girls to district in order to get some honest answers. Platt puts Roman and Burgess on gun buy-back duty where they ask questions when they aren’t supposed to.

The episode was rated 7.84 from 1038 votes.

The investigation into the bombing of a trendy café hinges on a minor who witnessed it. A major blunder lands Atwater in hot water. Voight helps Platt in her attempt to get a memorial stone for the team's fallen member.

The episode was rated 7.87 from 945 votes.

Intelligence begins to look into a string of murders where the victims have a dollar bill pinned to their chests. Thanks to some digging by Ruzek, Voight learns his friend was involved in some shady business dealings. Antonio and Halstead follow-up on some leads that help focus in on the culprit and motives for the murders. Burgess and Roman investigate a series of house break-ins and get some help from Desk Sgt. Platt.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 1025 votes.

Retired Commander Perry enlists Voight and the team to help extract his cop nephew from a unit of corrupt officers who are robbing drug dealers. When things go bad Voight must take down a younger, more violent version of himself. Meanwhile, Lindsay struggles to stay clean. At the same time a woman from Olinsky's past reaches out to him.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 907 votes.

With Burgess in the hospital after suffering gunshot wounds, the intelligence team is determined to find the people responsible. Lindsay delays her start on the federal task force so she can help with this case. Search of the house provides a lead and when a bomb is triggered a key suspect is found. Meanwhile the team takes turns watching over Burgess. Voight informs Burgess of a new opportunity that this affords her.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 901 votes.

While Antonio continues his off-duty security job for Asher and Layla, Asher is killed. While they work the case, Halstead and Lindsay go undercover in a rather uncomfortable location. Kot shows up to ask Lindsay for an answer.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 959 votes.

Antonio and his sister Gabriela go to the office of Elliot Gish, the man they believe started the fire that killed Shay. Intelligence, along with patrol officers Burgess and Roman, put pressure on Gish to confess. Lindsay approaches Voight about returning to Intelligence when she realizes that the task force isn’t what she thought it would be. Desk Sgt. Platt has everyone curious why she’s being overly cheery, friendly and nice. The crossover starts on Chicago Fire S03E13 Three Bells (I).

The episode was rated 7.93 from 973 votes.

A friend of Nadia’s leads the intelligence unit to a huge heroin bust. Unfortunately this bust results in Olinsky arriving home to find the suspects are holding his wife. Voight and the team think they’ve found a common thread with the suspects but it’s not who they think. Meanwhile Burgess and Roman are given an assignment where they get paired with a K-9 officer, Jenn Cassidy who is Roman’s former partner and girlfriend.

The episode was rated 7.95 from 1003 votes.

The bounty on Halstead’s head becomes a serious reality as an innocent bartender takes a bullet meant for him. Olinsky tries to reason with Bembenek to call off the hit. Voight and the team keep this investigation in-house to find the hired assassin. After a tense interaction at district, Platt and Nadia come to an understanding.

The episode was rated 7.96 from 1043 votes.

The intelligence unit is joined by detectives from New York’s SVU to help solve the pedophile ring case. Ruzek, Amaro, Halstead and Antonio continue to hunt for the link to foster care and child trafficking. Burgess and Roman try to find the shooter from the hospital after using surveillance footage to identify him. Platt shows her deep respect for police and the dangerous work they do by honoring their fallen brother. The crossover starts on Chicago Fire S03E07 Nobody Touches Anything (I) and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit S16E07 Chicago Crossover (II).

The episode was rated 7.97 from 1067 votes.

In the Chicago P.D. episode "Call It Macaroni," the Sheldon Jin murder investigation takes center stage. Despite being closely watched by Internal Affairs, Voight remains in full control of the intelligence unit. However, a seemingly routine undercover job takes a dangerous turn when Voight's SUV is T-boned while trailing an armored car carrying Ruzek. Meanwhile, Burgess finds herself paired with a new partner, Sean Roman, and their tension-filled dynamic hints at a deeper story. And after a long day, Lindsay pays a visit to someone from her past, adding an intriguing layer to the episode's plot.

One of the standout moments in "Call It Macaroni" is the heartbreaking scene between Voight and Jin's mother. This emotional encounter showcases the depth of Voight's character as he seeks justice for Jin's murder. Additionally, the episode explores the complexities of loyalty and doing the right thing, as Voight takes action to ensure Jin's killer is brought to justice. These intense moments keep viewers engaged and invested in the storyline.

Another noteworthy aspect of the episode is the appearance of Jellybean's sister, played by the same actress who portrays Jellybean herself on another show, Fire. This unexpected twist adds an element of surprise for fans of the actress and creates an intriguing connection between the two shows. Additionally, the episode addresses the romantic tension between Halstead and Nadia, with Lindsay warning Halstead not to pursue a relationship with her. The realistic portrayal of the characters' dynamics adds depth and relatability to the story.

Overall, "Call It Macaroni" delivers a gripping and emotionally charged episode of Chicago P.D. that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. From intense action sequences to heartfelt moments, the episode showcases the strengths of the show and leaves viewers eagerly anticipating what will happen next.

The episode was rated 7.97 from 1127 votes.

In this gripping episode of Chicago P.D. titled "An Honest Woman," the stakes are high as Olive Voight finds herself in danger after trying to lend a helping hand. As the team races against time to locate her, Ruzek and Atwater shine, showcasing their intelligence and resourcefulness in their pursuit of a lead. Meanwhile, Burgess and Roman embark on a mission to find a young girl who has absconded with a police badge. This episode delves deeper into Voight's character development, while also leaving viewers curious about Lindsay's storyline.

One viewer points out an interesting observation about the show's interior filming locations. With several houses appearing to have the same layout, it creates a sense of familiarity that may raise some eyebrows. Another viewer finds it intriguing how Antonio, who was once a staunch adversary of Voight, now becomes his defender, urging others to stop questioning him. The episode also introduces an interesting dynamic involving bragging about someone's rumored wealth, a plot twist that keeps viewers on their toes. Additionally, the predictable turn of events between the hot wife, the sleazy rich guy, and the bodyguard adds a dash of unexpected drama.

Overall, "An Honest Woman" delivers on character development, suspenseful storytelling, and unexpected twists, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating the next episode to uncover Lindsay's story and see how the plot unravels.

The episode was rated 7.99 from 1018 votes.

In the episode "What Do You Do" of Chicago P.D., Burgess starts to have second thoughts about her recent decision to stay on the beat. While at a convenience store, she witnesses some suspicious activity and decides to pursue it without calling for backup. Meanwhile, Intelligence is having a slow day and spends their time getting taser certified.

Some viewers found this episode to be a bit of a mess, with Burgess and Roman once again finding themselves in trouble. However, others felt that it could have been a good episode if the setup had been better. Despite the mixed reviews, one thing that stood out was Burgess being commended for her actions, even though it was ultimately her fault.

In addition to the plot, some viewers also pointed out the age discrepancy between the actors playing Roman and Burgess. Despite these criticisms, there was a small moment between Voight and Olinksy that hinted at future interactions between them.

Overall, "What Do You Do" provided a mix of action and character development, leaving viewers with different opinions on its execution.

The episode was rated 7.99 from 885 votes.

In this intense episode of Chicago P.D., SVU's Benson, Fin, and Amaro join forces to investigate a disturbing rape-murder case that bears striking similarities to a decade-old case in New York. As the team delves deeper into the investigation, a suspect's chilling warning puts Lindsay on edge, hinting at potential unintended consequences.

For those who have been following the crossover event, this episode picks up from where Chicago Fire left off in the previous episode, "We Called Her Jellybean." The storyline continues in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit's episode, "Daydream Believer."

While some viewers are excited about the crossover and the opportunity to see beloved characters from different shows come together, others express frustration with the forced viewing order and the potential confusion it may cause for those not following all the series. Despite the mixed reactions, one thing is for sure - the stakes are high, and fans are left wondering what will happen to Nadio, a character that has garnered a significant amount of affection.

Don't miss this gripping episode of Chicago P.D. as the investigation takes an unexpected turn, and tensions rise among the characters involved. Will justice be served, or will the consequences be more than they bargained for? Tune in to find out!

The episode was rated 8.08 from 1023 votes.