When is the Next New Chicago P.D.? A Cry for Help
Alright, so you're one of those people. You know, the kind who can't function without their weekly dose of Voight and the Intelligence Unit getting into trouble? Yeah, we get it. You're addicted. No shame in that game. But let's be real, the wait for new episodes is like waiting for your pizza to arrive when you're hangry. It's a torture, people!
The Great Chicago P.D. Drought
We're currently in the midst of a Chicago P.D. drought. It's like the detectives are on vacation or something, but without the whole "sun, sand, and margaritas" part. More like "endless paperwork, cold cases, and questionable interrogation tactics." Basically, they're probably just binge-watching their own show.
Season 12 is coming! But don't get too excited. While we do know that it's happening in the fall, NBC hasn't dropped an exact date yet. It's like they're playing a cruel game of cat and mouse with our emotions.
How to Survive the Drought
We know, we know. Waiting is hard. But fear not, fellow fans! We've got some tips to help you survive until the new season:
- Rewatch old episodes: Yes, we've seen them a million times, but there's always something new to catch. Plus, it's a great way to remind yourself why you love these characters so much.
- Join online fan communities: There's nothing quite like bonding with other people who share your obsession. You can discuss theories, share memes, and collectively mourn the lack of new episodes.
- Start a rewatch of Law & Order: SVU: It's like Chicago P.D., but with more Olivia Benson. You're welcome.
How to...
- How to avoid spoilers: Stay off social media, avoid news articles about the show, and don't talk to anyone who might know something you don't.
- How to cope with withdrawal symptoms: Stock up on coffee, chocolate, and comfort food. And maybe consider therapy. Just kidding (kind of).
- How to prepare for the new season: Revisit the last season finale, refresh your memory on all the cliffhangers, and start placing bets on what's going to happen next.
- How to survive the premiere episode: Have tissues ready. It's going to be emotional.
- How to keep the hype alive: Talk about the show non-stop, annoy your friends and family with Chicago P.D. trivia, and dream about being a part of the Intelligence Unit.
