Craving Chicago P.D. and Counting Episodes: A Totally Serious Investigation (with sprinkles of fun)
Hey there, fellow Intelligence Unit enthusiasts! Feeling a hankering for some high-stakes Chicago drama, with a healthy dose of Halstead brooding and Upton sass? Yeah, me too.
Since we're all patiently waiting for season 12 to grace our screens (come on, NBC, give the people what they want!), we might find ourselves reminiscing about past seasons. And let's be honest, season 10 was a doozy. Voight being Voight-y, Upton and Halstead's will-they-won't-they dance, and enough undercover stings to make your head spin.
But here's the thing: how many episodes did this epic season have? Did you spend hours on the couch, glued to the telly, and it all just becomes a blur of Burgess takedowns and Atwater interrogations? Fear not, intrepid detective (of television, that is), because I'm here to crack the case.
Hitting the Streets: The Official Episode Count
Undercover operation dramatic music – we're going in to reveal the truth! Brace yourselves...drumroll please...Season 10 of Chicago P.D. boasted a whopping 22 episodes. That's right, 22 glorious hours of Intelligence Unit goodness.
But Wait, There's More! (Because Seriously, There Was a Lot of Chicago P.D. in Season 10)
Here's the thing, 22 episodes can feel like 22 lifetimes when you're invested in the twists and turns. So, to jog your memory (and maybe inspire a rewatch!), here's a quick (questionable) breakdown of some key moments from those jam-packed episodes:
- The Great Halstead Conundrum: Did he or did he not stay in Chicago? We may never know for sure (okay, we will in season 12, but let's relive the suspense!).
- Upton Unleashed: Was Upton more [insert adjective here] this season? Feel free to debate this burning question in the comments below.
- Voight: Still Voight-ing It Up: Did Voight surprise anyone with his questionable morals? crickets Yeah, that tracks.
- New Faces, New Cases: Let's not forget the new blood on the team! Did they win you over or leave you wanting more Burgess and Ruzek?
The Verdict: Buckle Up, It Was a Long Ride
So, there you have it. Season 10 of Chicago P.D. was a marathon, not a sprint. But hey, the more high-octane police drama, the better, right? Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a rewatch to attend. Who's with me?
