THE HUB

Moving into a new house is supposed to be exciting, but for Kim and Adam, settling in isn't happening quite as easily as they hoped. Kim isn't sleeping well, strange noises in the house aren't helping, and even though Mac seems to be loving her new school, there's still that feeling that everything is a little unfamiliar. Adam tries to keep things positive, reminding Kim that it'll start feeling like home soon enough. They've got a neighborhood block party coming up, and mayb

Every once in a while, Chicago PD introduces someone who makes you curious about their story before you even know much about them. And with Officer Penny, it's already clear that this man isn't going to be easy to forget. We meet Penny during roll call, where his lieutenant has one request: an uneventful shift. He's determined to make his daughter's dance recital, and the last thing he needs is Penny finding trouble like last night and six hours of OT. But something tells us

Just when you think Chicago P.D. is giving us a straightforward murder investigation, the writers decide to throw another mystery into the mix. And I have to say, this episode had me feeling all kinds of emotions, especially once we learned more about Kendra Simmons. Voight Gets a Tip That Changes Everything We start with Voight dealing with Charlie Boyden, who's auditing Intelligence and asking questions about old case files. Charlie seems perfectly comfortable digging throu

After 14 seasons of putting his life on the line, dealing with Hank Voight's questionable methods, and somehow managing to keep his sanity inside Intelligence, Kevin Atwater is finally choosing himself. Well, technically, he's choosing his family, but considering how much of his life he's given to the Chicago Police Department, we'd say the man has earned the right to put himself first for once. The October 14 episode of Chicago P.D., "Don't Blink," marks LaRoyce Hawkins' fin

Some episodes of Chicago P.D. leave you sitting on the edge of your seat. Others leave you speechless. But this one? This one left a little ache in my heart because, after 14 years, we watched Kevin Atwater say goodbye to the place he called home. And I'm not going to lie, this one hit differently. We've watched Kevin grow from a young officer trying to find his place into a man of strength, integrity, and compassion. He's faced racism, betrayal, heartbreak, and more battles

Season 14 of Chicago P.D. premiered with Eva Imani dealing with the consequences of a decision no one would want to make. After discovering the truth about her sister Shari's involvement in a murder, Imani had to decide whether family loyalty mattered more than the law she had sworn to uphold. The premiere, titled "Demolition," reveals her decision while introducing a disturbing investigation involving a parole officer, a woman whose death was initially mistaken for an overdo

Grab your tissues, One Chicago fans, because Intelligence is losing another legendary piece of its soul. In a twist that exactly zero of us wanted to see on our 2026 bingo cards, LaRoyce Hawkins is officially leaving Chicago P.D. as a series regular. After 13 seasons of watching Officer Kevin Atwater carry the moral compass of the entire 21st District on his very broad shoulders, Hawkins is packing his bags during the upcoming 14th season. For a show that has already bled maj

This season finale continues directly from last week’s episode, and it immediately pulls everything into motion without giving anyone time to breathe. Imani has finally found Shari, the sister she has been searching for ever since Shari was abducted at six years old. After more than two decades of silence and uncertainty, the truth is now sitting in front of both of them, but Shari refuses to accept it. From the very first conversation, Imani is trying to break through, expla

This episode of Chicago P.D. really leaned hard into emotion, and it worked because everything came back to Eva. From the jump, you could tell this wasn’t just another trafficking case for Intelligence. It was personal in a way that kept building with every new clue. Eva’s sister, Shari, has been missing since she was six, and the episode opens with that weight sitting right on her shoulders. One of the reasons Eva came to the PD was because she got a tip suggesting Shari mig

The episode starts out on a pretty normal, almost domesticated level. Kim is talking about Mack and the new school, and there’s this ongoing tension about selling the house. Even in those small family moments, he feels distracted, like his attention is already somewhere else. With all that is going on with his father it’s understandable. Selling the house and watching his father’s memory slip away day by day is very distracting to Adam. Kim says lately he always seems like he

After years of Kevin Atwater being the moral compass of the 21st District and usually getting the short end of the stick in the romance department, Chicago P.D. Season 13, Episode 18, titled "The Wicked River," finally stopped gatekeeping his happiness. In an hour that balanced a classic "rich people doing bad things" procedural with some long-overdue personal stakes, Intelligence proved that even in the grittiest parts of Chicago, some things actually work out. A Case of Pri

This week’s episode starts off feeling like a routine case, but it doesn’t stay that way for long. What looks like a string of ATM robberies quickly turns into something heavier when a woman is killed during one of the hits. That’s when things shift, and you can feel the stakes go up immediately, especially once Voight steps in and makes it clear Intelligence is taking this one all the way. Not because he witnessed the woman ran over, but when he tracks down the ripped ATM he

On this week's episode we start at a high school and a student named Malik is part of a restorative justice program. The goal is for him to take responsibility and make things right after a social media fight with another student named Cam escalated. Malik’s parents, Troy and Carla, are there to support him, and Officer Dante is guiding him through the process. The teacher mentioned that Malik is quiet, so part of his job today is to engage in dialogue, listen, and help both

Clear the streets and stock up on gauzes, because NBC has officially decided that the Windy City isn't quite done with its weekly dose of trauma, arson, and questionable police tactics. In a move that surprised absolutely no one but comforted millions of "Chi-Hards," the network has handed out renewals to the entire One Chicago trifecta. This means Chicago Med , Chicago Fire , and Chicago P.D. are all returning for the 2026-2027 season. The Dick Wolf Juggernaut Rolls On Th

The episode starts on a calm note, giving us a glimpse into Ruzek and Kim Burgess’s home life. They’re talking about their daughter, the schools she got accepted into, and all the small worries parents have. Should she go to this school or that? Ruzek is half-focused on the conversation, half-focused on trying to eat his sandwich, and for a moment, life feels normal. But of course, that calm is shattered the second his phone rings. It’s a call about Boogie, one of Ruzek’s CIs

The episode opens with Burgess and Ruzek at home, dealing with their daughter and school stuff. Adam is trying to help with school applications, while Burgess is juggling work stress. It’s a quiet, grounded start that shows their personal life before everything goes chaotic at work. Their conversation feels really natural, with a mix of worry, patience, and humor that makes the family stakes relatable. It shows us as the audience that there can be peaceful stress at home befo

If you’re a Chicago P.D. fan, “Reckoning” is one of those crossovers that immediately hooks you. Halstead and Upton are back, working closely with the FBI, and the tension is nonstop. The story picks up right after the Chicago Fire episode earlier in the night, where we saw the devastating fire that killed multiple people. This P.D. storyline continues the fallout, showing how the past fire still haunts the city and the people who were caught up in it. Thomas Marr is at the c

This episode opens quietly, but with purpose, by reminding us who Imani is before the case even begins. She isn’t just Intelligence; she’s someone who has been living with unresolved loss for years. A case worker from Missing and Exploited children reaches out to her for help on what sounds, at first, like a favor. A mother is behaving erratically, insisting her son, missing for nearly eighteen years, has come home. Because of Imani’s background, because she understands what

This episode kicks off very subtle. Right from the start, Kevin is testing the waters, testing if he should text Tasha or do something different literally. He takes the 1968 Mustang fastback for a spin, and it’s not just a casual ride. The way he handles it, pushing it up to 90 post speed, feels like a character moment more than a stunt. He’s not racing for fun; he’s assessing. Every shift, every turn tells him something about the car, the person who owned it, and what kind o

This episode of Chicago P.D., a follow-up to Episode 6 of this season, is honestly heartbreaking, and beautifully done. It’s one of those stories that makes you feel the weight of every moment, every choice, and every loss. For Torres, it’s closure for a case that never gave him answers. For Dominique, it’s vindication, six years of believing her father had killed her mother finally met the truth that was long overdue. The way this episode combined with episode 6 Find Me was