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‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×22 Review: “A Better Place”
Chicago P.D. 10×22 is a typical season finale — except for the part where it tries to humanize nazis. That part is even worse than normal.
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×22 Review: “Red Waterfall”
Chicago Fire leaves us with quite a few cliffhangers going into a probably long hiatus, though some are much better than others.
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×22 Preview: “Red Waterfall”
Chicago Fire 11×22 “Red Waterfall” brings back Matt Casey and will hopefully also deliver an update on Kelly Severide as we head into hiatus.
‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×22 Preview: “A Better Place”
Chicago P.D. 10×22 “A Better Place” looks ready to break our hearts and leave us hanging — but can we have some hope too?
‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×21 Review: “New Life”
Chicago P.D. 10×21 “New Life” is a circular episode that takes a long time to end up exactly where we started with Dante Torres.
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×21 Review: “Change of Plans”
Chicago Fire 11×21 “Change of Plans” makes Kelly Severide pull a Jay Halstead, because the One Chicago writers only have one playbook.
‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×21 Preview: “New Life”
Chicago P.D. 10×21 “A New Life” goes hard on the stereotypes for Torres, and gives Voight the moral high ground, because of course it does.
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×21 Preview: “Change of Plans”
Chicago Fire 11×21 “Change of Plans” continues with the storyline that was meant to be Severide’s for Carver, and it doesn’t hit the same.
Nikki Taylor-Roberts Talks Balancing All the Storylines on ‘Chicago Med’, and Directing with Empathy
We talked to Nikki Taylor-Roberts, who directed the May 10th episode of Chicago Med, titled “The Winds of Change Are Starting to Blow.”
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×20 Review: “Never, Ever Make a Mistake”
Chicago Fire 11×20 “Never, Ever Make a Mistake” makes the season ending strategies for some characters clear. Others, not so much.
‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×20 Review: “Fight”
Chicago P.D. 10×20 “Fight” might be the end of Upstead on the show — but they’re going to have to pry the memories from our cold, dead hands.
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×20 Preview:”Never, Ever Make a Mistake”
Chicago Fire 11×20 “Never, Ever Make a Mistake” looks ready to tug at our heartstrings as only Firehouse 51 can.
‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×20 Preview: “Fight”
Chicago P.D. 10×20 “Fight” puts Hailey Upton in danger, and someone is going to call her husband, right? Right? Riiiiiight?
‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×19 Review: “The Bleed Valve”
Chicago P.D. 10×19 “The Bleed Valve” is about fathers and sons — and about learning from the lessons of the past.
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×19 Review: “Take A Shot at The King”
Chicago Fire 11×19 “Take A Shot at The King” lets Eamonn Walker and Alberto Rosende shine — and boy, do they.
‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×19 Preview: “The Bleed Valve”
Chicago P.D. 10×19 “The Bleed Valve” is a Kevin Atwater episode. Hopefully it gives us some emotional insight into him, instead of a case.
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×19 Preview: “Take A Shot at The King”
Chicago Fire 11×19 “Take A Shot at The King” puts Carver in danger and pits Firehouse 51 against the powers that be.
Tayo Amos Talks Directing ‘Chicago Fire’, Balancing Emotional Storylines and Brettsey
We talked to Tayo Amos, who directed the latest Chicago Fire, about balancing emotional storylines and yes — Brettsey.
‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×18 Review: “You Only Die Twice”
Chicago P.D. 10×18 “You Only Die Twice” hits us with the Burzek family feels, and then predictably, makes us worry about Adam.
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×18 Review: “Danger Is All Around”
Chicago Fire 11×18 “Danger Is All Around” brings back Matt Casey — and Brettsey? It sure seems like something is afoot in Chicago.