Chicago P.D.: End of Watch... or Just a Snack Break?
Calling all Intelligence Unit recruits! Are you jonesing for another dose of Halstead's brooding stares and Burgess' takedowns? Do you crave Upton's sharp wit like it's a perfectly aged cheddar (hold the crackers, Voight's watching)? Well, buckle up, because the question on everyone's mind is: How many more episodes of Chicago P.D. are we getting?
Season 11: A rollercoaster with less paperwork (probably)
We all know that Season 11 wasn't exactly smooth sailing. Production delays had us sweating more than Upton in an undercover sting. But fear not, heroes! The boys and girls in blue persevered, gracing our screens with four heart-pounding episodes as of today. The good news? They're currently airing weekly, keeping that sweet, sweet Chicago drama fix flowing.
But wait, there's more! (Like, a lot more, we hope)
Now, for the real burning question: Is this the end? Hold your horses (and tasers). NBC renewed Chicago P.D. for a whopping twelfth season back in March! That's right, folks, at least 20 more glorious episodes to come. So you can channel your inner Burgess and breathe a sigh of relief.
Here's the thing though...
Let's be honest, with all the drama in the Windy City, who knows what curveballs the writers might throw our way? Maybe Voight gets a vacation to Tahiti (doubtful, but a man can dream). Perhaps Upton finally gets a decent night's sleep (even more doubtful). The point is, stay tuned, because with Chicago P.D., you never know what's around the corner.
In the meantime, here are some things you can do to ease the wait:
- Binge-watch the previous seasons. Because, let's face it, you probably haven't internalized every single one of Atwater's inspirational speeches.
- Write fan fiction. Who doesn't love a good Halstead/Upton slow burn?
- Start a petition to get Voight his own therapy dog. The man needs all the zen he can get.
So, there you have it, intrepid viewers. The future of Chicago P.D. is looking bright. Now get out there and solve some crimes... of boredom, that is. Unless you actually live in Chicago, in which case, maybe call the professionals.
