Law and Order Best Crossovers With Other Series
When television series cross paths, it’s like watching two universes collide, creating a spectacle that often leaves fans clamoring for more. Law and Or
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When The Lead Character Falls: Why This Season Of Chicago P.D. Is Different
Chicago P.D. is having its best season yet, but it’s not because things in the department are going well. Quite the contrary. Up against cable and digit
Denny Woods’ Vendetta: Will It Bring Down Chicago P.D.?
Denny Woods, a character who has been stirring up trouble on Chicago P.D., seems to believe that the show’s black cops and politicians are being neglect
Chicago P.D. Review: Was The Mole Punished?
The number one rule on Chicago P.D. is that you don’t lie to Sergeant Voight. Bend the rules, break them if it means saving a life, but never, ever lie
Chicago P.D. Review: Upton’s Past Revealed, Plus [SPOILER] Is The Mole
Little is known about the newest recruit to Chicago P.D., Hailey Upton. She came onto the scene at the end of the fourth season a little strong, but in need o
Chicago P.D. Review: You Don’t Abandon Kids
You’ll be amazed what kind of things are legal, and how much people believe the rules can be bent if they are “doing a good deed”. There a q
Chicago P.D. Review: Burgess Believes In The Good
It used to be horribly ironic when television tackled current events which hadn’t yet happened. Now it seems to be standard. This week’s episode o
Chicago P.D. Season Finale Review: Lindsay’s Only Choice
Erin Lindsay’s future with Chicago P.D. has never been more uncertain. As the surrogate daughter of the Intelligence leader who does what is sometimes n
Chicago P.D. Review: Chasing a Vigilante
Terrorists struck fear into our hearts by recording the torture and executions of prisoners. That idea can be taken one step further with the technology of a
Chicago P.D. Review: Burgess Gets Revenge For Her Sister
Chicago P.D.‘s Intelligence goes through its most emotional cases when the victims are members of the family. Per Voight’s credo, the whole family
