Chicago PD 2x13 : our review

Released last Wednesday on NBC, the second part of crossover between Chicago Fire and Chicago PD marked the resolution of the investigation surrounding the death of Shay.

Mystery, provocation, suspense ... The third exceptional crossover of Chicago Fire and Chicago PD ended Wednesday on the American channel NBC. After an introduction in the thirteenth episode of Chicago Fire, we saw forty minutes of breathless that Dick Wolf and his team of writers made to the storyline surrounding the death of Shay. If the responsible for the disappearance of the character of Lauren German was Trenton Lamont and not Adrian Gish!

 This episode is a unique survey format that the writers prepared us, leaving us first glimpse of the real difficulties faced daily by the Chicago police to put a suspect under arrest. Surprisingly, the first part of the crossover had actually led the Boden's brigade members on the right track. While some were expecting a turnaround at the last minute and the emergence of a new suspect, the writers chose to focus on the charismatic and disturbing "Gish", making him the central character in this thirteenth episode.

The investigation of the members of Intelligence is only turning around the first suspect, who keeps us in suspense throughout the episode. "You know how the police called me? The error of God. But God did not created me." Said the assasin. Dark, panting, the episode demonstrates a real contrast between Chicago PD and Chicago fire; certainly intense, but often lighter. Indeed, if the relationship between the members of the Brigade of Sergeant Voight are not left out, they are not much the main of the tv show unlike the members of the barracks 51. Despite this significant difference, it now clear that the two tv show work wonderfully when they do crossovers, especially with the obvious chemistry between existing members of both casts.

Entitled "A Little Devil Complex", this thirteenth episode also marked the return of Lindsey to the Police Department after a failed trial in the operational forces. "The fact that I'm back does not mean that I want to keep us from being together," said the young detective to his main love interest, Halstead. Again, hard to miss the tension and striking chemistry between the two characters, whose sudden evolution can only appeal to viewers. According to recent statements by the producer of the tv show, Matt Olmstead, Voight should again try to come between the two characters ... But Erin and Jay would they finally burst the abscess? It seems this time that it has to be more than warnings of Voight, to separate them ... Discover the rest of this romance, nessword gives you appointment on tonight for episode 14 of Season 2 of Chicago PD centered on a fascinating study involving apparently the mother of Lindsay. On your side, what did you think of this episode?