Chicago P.D. has brought back Samantha Beck for the next new episode of the show. This character was kidnapped in Season 10, Episode 12, called I Can Let You Go. As a reminder, that was the last episode featuring Sean O’Neal (played by Jefferson White), who provided Detective Hailey Upton with the information that a
Chicago P.D. has a Season 10 episode coming up soon that was directed by Jesse Lee Soffer. He recently finished the filming process, leading to many images from the Chicago P.D. set getting shared on social media. Apparently, this also led to some fans thinking that he was the one who directed the 200th episode
Chicago P.D. alum Jesse Lee Soffer opened up in a big way about why he decided to leave the show. Within the world of One Chicago, Jesse played Detective Jay Halstead, a character that first appeared in Chicago Fire Season 1. When the new Dick Wolf universe got expanded, Halstead became an important part of
Chicago P.D. Season 10 ratings are still holding strong on Wednesday nights. The departure of Jesse Lee Soffer as a cast member has certainly impacted the show in a huge way, but millions of viewers are still tuning in each week. Jesse, who used to play Detective Jay Halstead on the show, was recently back
Chicago P.D. is about to hit 200 episodes, with a night full of excitement planned for the fans of One Chicago. Not too many shows stay on the air long enough to reach a milestone of 200 episodes, and that meant it was time to do some celebrating. Recently, a new TV promo for the
Chicago P.D. has released its TV promo for the 200th episode. This will serve as Chicago P.D. Season 10, Episode 14, and it will air for the first time on Wednesday, February 22. It was good to have the shows back and Intelligence working on a tough case during the February 15 episode, and now
The Chicago P.D. cast and crew welcomed back Jess Lee Soffer, and Tracy Spiridakos shared some great photos from his appearance. Jesse used to play Detective Jay Halstead on the Chicago P.D. cast, but the character is now back in the Army after he decided to re-enlist. Jesse was back on the set to serve
Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. aired repeat episodes on February 8 after new episodes got pushed back a week at NBC. This meant that NBC was running those older episodes against new programs from each of the other major networks. Typically, older content is just supposed to serve as a placeholder between new
Jesse Lee Soffer has finished filming a new episode of Chicago P.D. that will debut this spring. After playing Detective Jay Halstead on the show for years, Jesse returned to direct an upcoming episode. This could end up providing a unique perspective for the show, with one of the stars going behind the camera. Jesse
Chicago P.D. returns from its long winter hiatus with a dramatic new episode on February 15. “A vendetta. A double cross. A P.D. worth the wait,” reads the tagline for the new installment. Even though Chicago P.D. Season 10, Episode 13 was advertised as debuting on February 8, NBC pushed it back a week. Now,