If you want to re-watch "Don't Bury This Case" again or catch up with the first half of Season 4 so far, you can watch Chicago PD online.īut for now leave us your thoughts and predictions on the episode in the comments.ĭid you ever really think Severide was guilty? Did Lindsay get a little too protective? And how will meeting her dad go? Predict away and join us tomorrow for the next case.But the real MVP this week was Trudy Platt. This one seems to be about turning over a new leaf and it leaves audiences feeling satisfied.Ĭhicago PD gets right back to business Wednesday, January 4 at 10/9c on NBC with Chicago PD Season 4 Episode 10 called "Don't Read The News." Despite the similar title, it's a completely different episode and features Lindsay finally meeting her father.
Overall "Don't Bury This Case" finds a creative way to wrap up the first One Chicago crossover of 2017 and feels like a fresher episode because unlike Chicago Fire we're not seeing the characters go down the same old paths.
He and Burgess are stuck with each other though so maybe she can cheer him up a bit and he can get her to rein herself in. That's an uncomfortable and not necessary wrinkle as he's got enough of a reason to be concerned about Burgess given that, as he tells Voight, the job might chew her up and spit her out.ĭoes implying that he's a little sexist really add anything to the subplot? It's not like Olinsky doesn't have enough to complain about given how he just had one of his friends rung up for a woman's death and arrested another ex-cop after that. That's no surprise given that the two are basically complete opposites.īut the episode tries to add another layer onto it by having Platt tell Burgess that Olinsky has "74 Syndrome" and is still a bit resistant to women on the force. The biggest issue is with Olinsky, who becomes Burgess's new partner now that Antonio has moved over to Chicago Justice. : Honestly, he seemed a little freaked out that his ex-fiancee, who he still has feelings for.
Honestly, he seemed a little freaked out that his ex-fiancee, who he still has feelings for, might be upstairs right beside him.
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Platt snarks that her friends upstairs should be able to answer her questions now.Ītwater tells her that Ruzek feels a bit awkward about it, which is likewise completely understandable, though the mention that he still has feelings for Burgess plus the shot of a photo of the ex-couple prompts curiosity as to whether or not Chicago PD will try to rekindle that romance. Voight doesn't want her sucking up to him. The other half of the episode concerns Kim Burgess finally moving up to Intelligence, specifically how everyone else reacts to her being promoted. : If I got plastered and I killed a little girl, I wouldn't deserve it.If I got plastered and I killed a little girl, I wouldn't deserve it. Plus, he gets the cool moment where he gets to pop out of the trunk with that shotgun. Halstead actually stays pretty level here, telling his partner and girlfriend that it's not about her history but about the young girl who has died in the accident, and dealing with it when she's unloading that and her father angst on him.
There's nothing wrong with that but she has to take responsibility for it.Īnd does anyone else think that scene of Lindsay and Halstead making out while on stakeout was put in strictly to diffuse the idea that she has any lingering romantic intent toward Severide? From feeling the need to add a question mark to the case board to wanting to transport Kelly herself, Lindsay is clearly on Team Severide from go. So what's she complaining about?īesides, if her concern was people thinking that she's biased, her behavior starts to prove them right. Halstead even says near mid-episode that he didn't even know she had feelings for Severide. "Don't Bury This Case" has a lot of Lindsay chafing because she thinks people are bringing up her past fling with Severide, but it rings hollow because she's the one who keeps mentioning it.
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