When is Chicago P.D. Coming Back to Save Our Lives?
Or at least our Wednesday nights.
Let's face it, the world is a chaotic place. We've got world leaders acting like toddlers, climate change threatening to turn us into aquatic mammals, and our favorite shows taking endless breaks. But amidst all this, there's one question burning brighter than a thousand suns: When is Chicago P.D. coming back?
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The Drought is Real
I mean, seriously, has anyone checked in on Voight lately? Is he okay? Is he eating enough protein? These are the important questions. The Intelligence Unit is like our dysfunctional family we love to hate - we can't live with them, but we definitely can't live without them.
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The Wait is Killing Us
We've gone through all the stages of grief: denial (it's just a short break), anger (where's my Hank Voight fix?), bargaining (I'll do anything for a new episode), depression (life is meaningless without Intelligence), and acceptance (fine, I'll watch reruns again).
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A Light at the End of the Tunnel
But fear not, fellow P.D. addicts! There is hope. Season 12 has been confirmed, and it's scheduled to hit our screens in the fall. So, mark your calendars, set your alarms, and cancel your social life because it's about to get real intense.
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Until then, let's just hope that the writers are working overtime to give us a season that's worth the wait.
How to Survive the Chicago P.D. Drought
- How to occupy your Wednesday nights: Binge-watch other One Chicago shows, learn a new language, or start a cult.
- How to avoid spoilers: Unfollow everyone on social media, live in a cave, or just pretend the show doesn't exist.
- How to cope with withdrawal symptoms: Seek professional help, eat copious amounts of ice cream, or start a support group.
- How to prepare for the season premiere: Stock up on snacks, create a binge-watching schedule, and invest in a comfortable couch.
- How to keep your faith in humanity alive: Remember that Hank Voight is still out there, protecting the city, one tough guy move at a time.
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