User Reviews

Had me going to the last few minutes. Thought both daughters did the murder because the Dad was a pedofile. Caught the younger daughters little smile, when the Det. Asked her if she did it to see what it feels like to kill someone. As a retired, 41 year Police Officer, l dealt with a few psychopathic teenagers. They are truly scary!

As a side note, Chicago PD is on reruns for 4 weeks, then a NEW episode, then a Winter break until after New Years????

Really trying to take down Voight on the state, local, and federal level come and go and really do try but they are unable to as he manages to stay one step ahead.

But could he be in the meeting his match with Walker North who asked for to be assigned to the Roy Walton death in the season finale of 8.

FBI agent North tries to dig in but the CI unit is so tight and that Jay, Haley, and Voight now need to watch their backs. Due to North wanting to have a career to take charge of the Chicago FBI office.

As all three now knowing that they could bite off more than they chew. As one of them is urged that they could be arrested or that taking down a bigger fish on it as will not spoil who the person was but North never will learn it seems.

Try to take down Voight has backfired though it has come close. May need to try to dig up skeletons in his past. Hope it does not last that long. Hope it will finally be resolved asap!

Lindsay covering for Hank avenging his son's death in S3 going into S4. Olinsky doing the same in S5 and paying the tab for his friend in the process. Ruzek holding the line first for Antonio, then Hank in S6. These cases ultimately didn't make, and Voight survived to fight another day.

Now Upton, and later Halstead are carrying his water. Realistically, how are Hailey and Jay going to toe the line without getting caught in a lie, or jeopardizing their careers or freedom? It's a forgone conclusion that Hank will skate on this one as well, being that the show is guaranteed a tenth season.

There has been a war on Voight from the show's start, with him prevailing every time. Even with the willful suspension of disbelief, what was a series of failed battles becomes a campaign of attrition, with the ultimate casualty being Voight's reputation. Hank has said as much. Plausibly, the unit would have been disbanded years ago as a direct result of these numerous cases being opened, irrespective of them not once meeting the threshold for indictment. That's the thing about a TV series- the need for the show to continue is often in opposition to narrative plausibility. That's a very fine needle to thread. I still find the show engaging, but eventually, in good fiction as in life, the bill comes due. That's what Al's death represented in S5. What will the cost be this time?

Crazy !! Was not expecting that ending. Jay has to do what's good and turn hank in. He has hailee. Great end to the season. Can't wait until the next season. Hank is a snake and died dirty work.