Upton brings back an old undercover identity to help take down a meth ring spearheaded by a former criminal contact. And with pressure from Woods mounting, Voight calls in a favor for Olinksy.

The episode was rated 7.71 from 1085 votes.

When a prominent Alderman known for his urban revitalization efforts is killed, Intelligence looks into the corruption haunting his neighborhood. Meanwhile Olinsky feels pressure after receiving an ultimatum from Woods.

The episode was rated 7.73 from 1095 votes.

Intelligence investigates a string of bombings targeting members of the media. Racing against a ticking clock, the team enlists Firehouse 51 to help examine the devices and prevent the next attack. The crossover continues on Chicago Fire S06E013 Hiding Not Seeking (II).

The episode was rated 7.74 from 1163 votes.

Intelligence tracks down a vigilante killing rapists. The investigation hits home for Burgess, who begins to question if the men who attacked her sister truly paid for their actions.

The episode was rated 7.74 from 1111 votes.

In the wake of several gang-related child abductions, Intelligence must race against time to find a kidnapped boy. Owing to their swiftness and military precision, the team scours the VA records and tracks the suspects to a former Army Ranger. With his previous experience as a Ranger, Halstead convinces Voight to send him undercover to try and get information from inside.

The episode was rated 7.76 from 1249 votes.

Halstead's partying with Camila unintentionally puts him in the middle of a drug-related homicide. He's forced to choose between loyalty to his unit and his girl. Meanwhile, Voight finally discovers the mole in his unit.

The episode was rated 7.77 from 1174 votes.

When Intelligence busts a meth lab run by gang leader Marshall Carter, they uncover a re-homing scam in which children adopted from foreign countries are abandoned, then sold online. Meanwhile, Atwater struggles with the difficult decision about whether to move his siblings Jordan and Vinessa to a safer environment outside of Chicago.

The episode was rated 7.78 from 1424 votes.

The district is in a state of change - Lindsay has moved to New York- and the CPD is under scrutiny about the corrupt nature of its institution. Under the watchful eye of the city, the team attempts to bust a gun deal that quickly turns dicey when innocent civilians and children get involved. Tension erupts when Chief brings in Denny Woods to review the shootout, and Halstead becomes a key player in the outcome of the case.

The episode was rated 7.78 from 1632 votes.

After Voight witnesses the kidnapping of a young woman with a mysterious connection to his past, Intelligence works to find a connection between her kidnapping and several bank robberies. Ruzek gets a tip that a grand jury has been summoned, putting Olinsky one step closer to standing trial for Bingham’s murder.

The episode was rated 7.80 from 1075 votes.

After a van explodes during a Chicago street festival, a Muslim patrol officer Frank Toma goes missing and evidence quickly piles up pointing to his involvement. Burgess - who helped train Toma - is desperate to prove his innocence, even if that means going against her superiors.

The episode was rated 7.81 from 1547 votes.

When Atwater disappears at the house of a convicted felon, the evidence doesn't look promising - with his belongings and his blood left behind. Intelligence rallies to rescue him before it's too late. And Atwater struggles for survival faced with not only his captor but also a difficult connection to his past.

The episode was rated 7.81 from 1159 votes.

While investigating a drug-related homicide, Intelligence is stonewalled by the 'no-snitch' culture of the neighborhood. And Atwater discovers a personal connection to the case. Meanwhile, the police's own code of silence is put to the test when Upton is asked about Ruzek's rough altercation with a suspect.

The episode was rated 7.81 from 1458 votes.

The death of Judge Tommy Wells' daughter puts Intelligence on the track of a pill mill spreading into the suburbs of Chicago and the doctor enabling it. Meanwhile, Voight discovers who's been leaking information from the 21st.

The episode was rated 7.85 from 1240 votes.

Halstead and Atwater go under cover to prevent military-grade weapons from hitting the street; Voight calls in a favor to clear Olinsky's name for Bingham's murder.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 1104 votes.

In the season finale of Chicago P.D., titled "Homecoming," tensions reach new heights as Intelligence fights for justice after Olinsky is brutally stabbed in prison. The team is determined to bring the culprits to justice, but it's not an easy road. As the investigation unfolds, Antonio's loyalty is put to the test, forcing him to make difficult choices. Meanwhile, the notorious Woods sets his sights on taking down Voight once and for all. Will Voight be able to outsmart his nemesis and protect his team?

The episode received mixed reviews from fans. Some were left heartbroken by the loss of Olinsky, who was considered the backbone of the show. Others felt it was a necessary move to bring in fresher faces and shake up the dynamics. Some viewers found the plot elements a little too convenient, but overall, it was regarded as a solid episode. The highlight for many was seeing the despicable Woods finally getting what he deserved. However, there were concerns about the lack of a funeral scene for Olinsky and the potential replacement of his character in the next season.

Despite the mixed reception, "Homecoming" served as a fitting end to the season, wrapping up storylines and leaving fans eager for what's to come. With the fate of Voight and the Intelligence unit hanging in the balance, viewers are left wondering what challenges and adventures await them in the next season. Will the team be able to overcome the aftermath of Olinsky's death and continue to protect the city of Chicago? Only time will tell.

The episode was rated 8.15 from 1095 votes.