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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2024
- The team is stunned when they uncover the body of a widowed single mother in the trunk of her car, revealing she had frequent contact with Voight's (Jason Beghe) recently reformed son, Justin (guest star Josh Segarra)
From Chicago P.D. Season 03, Episode 23, 'Start Digging': After Lindsay (Sophia Bush) and Voight find Justin has been attacked in the same manor and is critically injured, Antonio (Jon Seda) and the team know that Voight will be out for revenge. Meanwhile, Roman (Brian Geraghty) makes a difficult decision and Commander Crowley (guest star Barbara Eve Harris) has plans to make changes within the unit.
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At the end of the day someone has to make the bad guys afraid of the dark
You would have to fire me as a cop after I find out who took out my kids or family. Too many resources for revenge.
Word!!! Right there with you.
Ik begrijp het,maar als politie mag dat niet
@@chrismohlmann2961 I would not be nice about either!
No f’s given from Voight, this is why you never mess with him
That's right
Yup
yep, but unfortunately, they ruined this show since more or less, season 7. Voight is no longer that ruthless, and the Unit, in general, is tamed now. the early seasons of this show are def the best ones, seasons 1-6 I'd say, after that, it's a mess and many characters got ruined.
@@russelconor8704because of all the anti police rhetoric that started permeating the US. They toned down all cop shows.
@@russelconor8704 Well depends on what you prefer. I prefer a cop that is not breaking every law when he is angry. I prefer the way in the middle. I wouldn't say they ruined them.
This episode was INTENSE. Probably one of the best in the whole series besides the Greg Yates saga and the one with the arsonist
what episode was this ?
The season 3 finale
@@journeym2839hell ya voight went beast mode.
Greg Yates passes away in that season of Chicago PD season 3 episode 14 which was the continuation of episode 14 of season 17 of the law & Order SUV Episode 14 That episode would be the last crossover that the Chicago PD series would have with Law & Order SUV Until now
no it wasnt
Voight could not stand Jay when he first started out man omg lmao
THIS is the Chicago PD that i stopped everything i was doing or planned around 10 EST. I miss this Voight real talk 💯
It is nice that they make some cop shows more realistic, showing how cops really are only obeying the law when it benefits them, and how far they will go when it suits them.
“I didn’t see anything. I don’t know anything. The guy’s face looked like a cooked hamburger, when we arrived there.”
“And the screams that happened while you guys were there were a coincidence with no search warrant? Nice try, case dismissed, y’all are fired and now the City of Chicago is going to have to write the mother of all checks while you guys go to federal “pound you in the ass” prison.
This is when the cast was the best
3:37 Voight holding his grandson in the background
Supposedly, does ever see his grandson you think?
I like Voight’s style of justice
Not many fans of the show do
Punisher Style
7:19
Dang, he just got grilled XD lol.
if anyone asks it was a breakfast accident.... >_>
@@fruitpunch-mouthif anyone asked, you saw nothing.
@@sonamytmnt9783courtesy of John Cena
When you mess with his family, your messing with him
Imagine if Henry Messner went after Hank's Grandson Daniel, what do you think would happen to him?
@@omarcogle1965Henry would be dead
@@omarcogle1965Henry would’ve ended up in the muffin monster, only because he was beaten so badly that he couldn’t walk or even blink
@@daianspahava8279 Or Hank could say to Henry, "Let's go for a ride."
Pretty sure the girl he was with knows half his face was not burnt before the police came in. Sounds like he about to be a zillionaire.
Hearing Al screaming is something I never thought of hearing! He's usually the calm one.
This is version of Voight i miss
7:19 he’s on kratos mode
Kratos? Try Dominic torreto
More like Batman
NO NOT JUSTIN NOOOOO 😞😞
I always love how they crossover with Chicago MED
To think, Justin getting into all that trouble in season one was what lead to this. I mean all that trouble prompted Hank to send Justin to the army where he met Melissa’s husband
wrong episode nothing to do with Jason in this scene. Doubt if it's the episode..well? part of the plotline. cutie Antonio and Sofia not given credit..
@@LorraineRarich Huh??
I remember my cousin was killed and all my uncles and aunts had a sit down talk with the killer and they all came out saying he fell down some stairs pulled a Uncle Joe and nothing was said after that
Don't mess with Voight
“How unrealistic do we wanna make this?” “Yes”
Voight is the Batman of WolfEntertainment & man did he show it in this episode.
The biggest gang on the planet
Yep. Bangers with badges
Name one cop that wouldn't go Rouge if their family had been hurt or killed. And Voight is a some what rouge cop so this is normal for him but again this is his son that is hurt
But this is what angers me the most, to this day, watching these excellent, early seasons of PD - how the producers and writers of PD wasted and ruined the show later on. And more than that, it angers me how the new producer, Gwen Sigan, ruined Jay's storyline in the last 3-4 seasons before his departure and wrote him an ending that was absolutely insulting to his character, and to Jesse's hard job that he did on this show for a decade! Jay became an almost totally different character from the middle of season 7 onward.
By the way, Antonio got a terrible send-off & terrible storyline in his last season too. And Antonio & Jay's friendship was equally wasted in later seasons even tho literally, out of the entire PD cast, Jesse and Jon, so Jay & Antonio, were the only ones next to Voight, so Jason, who started this spin-off (for people who don't know: PD is a spin-off of Chicago Fire in One Chicago universe). It was Jay and Antonio who were the only characters out of the PD cast, alongside Jason, who appeared on Chicago Fire, before PD was even filmed and aired.
This is how the whole OG Unit and PD started - from Jay being undercover on Fire, getting together with Gabby, Antonio's sister, and solving the case on Fire. As a thank you, Antonio rewarded Jay by recommending him to the Intelligence, to the newly forming Unit, which ultimately, became Voight's Unit. And Jay and Antonio were already friends on Fire, so they knew each other even before this. So Voight, Antonio, and Jay were, in fact, the OGS of the Unit, the main characters who started this whole PD thing, and Jay& Antonio's friendship was the oldest one in the Unit, only after Voight and Olinsky's. Yet later on, they were treated terribly, especially Antonio and Jay in their last seasons respectively.
I will NEVER forgive the new producer, Gwen, for this. In fact, I'll make sure to not watch any of her shows in the future, as she doesn't respect the characters & the original material, which wasn't even hers. The direction of PD turned awful when Derek Haas really gave up the wheel, and even tho was still a producer on the show, he wasn't the main guy who overlooks in detail the plots and makes the most important decisions. Haas invented the whole One Chicago Universe together with Olmstead, including PD, so he knew these characters and what he was doing the best. Gwen is absolutely awful as a showrunner!
Wow Ruzek looks so young
when van buren not being a lieutenant in new york she is in chicago as head nurse
Different character. Her character in Med is Sharon Goodwin.
@@elysecatmull3404 yea ik she plays a different character, I was just joking and saying how the actress plays the different characters, both as a leader that’s all
Is there a clip of the rest of this? Need to see!!
I don't know
lol go watch the episode lol
It’s the S3 finale
Soms zijn het de emoties,die de overhand krijgen
漢克好狠直接把這個人的臉往爐子上烤、凱文居然敢動漢克的兒子人有生命危險這下凱文完蛋了⋯
Ah, this was the golden times of the original, brilliant Chicago PD, with the original team, and the show's tone and premise still intact: with the whole team being badass, and the criminal cases were dark but there was still fantastic humor on the show to balance it! It was the time when Jay was badass and had his trademark, sarcastic sense of humor, Voight was way more badass and ruthless than he is today, and Erin and Jay were a brilliant couple. The times when the whole Unit acted like a real family, going for beers at Molly's.
Nowadays you don't see as many or any really, private moments of the gang or them going out for beers, Voight is too bland and usually only pops up in the scenes when he is giving orders or he is behind the desk, and the new writers and producers completely ruined Halstead's ending and storyline, similar to Antonio's. Not to mention the action scenes are nowhere near as good as they were once. This is why I no longer regularly watch this show (since season 11, and I only saw maybe 4 episodes of this season), the current Chicago PD is nowhere near as good as it was in the past. And I miss the old team with this Jay, Antonio, Erin, and Mouse, the new characters are nowhere near as good.
The golden times of this show are seasons 1-6 and then the Infection crossover episodes at the start of season 7, after that it all went downhill. The humor disappeared, and the family/friendship vibe between all members of the unit disappeared also - most of the time in the last 4 seasons they only interacted with each other in duos like Atwater/Ruzek, Ruzek/Kim, Kim/Atwater, Jay/Hailey, when at the start of the show what was great is that they all interacted with each other in general, and that gave the feeling of the family. It is not there anymore. Not to mention how the new producers messed up some of the characters and their storylines.
In fact, Jesse Lee Soffer who played Halstead decided to leave the show, because he didn't like how they wrote his character and when Jay was heading in the last of his 4 seasons, since season 7. I found a few interviews with Jesse during the One Chicago promo day, from the last 4 years, and he is clearly saying there that he wants Jay and Voight to become closer - smth that seasons 4, 5, and 6 actually did - not butting heads, and the new producers that came on board exactly in season 7, clearly didn't listen to him and ruined it all. So no wonder he left after spending 10 years of hard work on this show, giving it his all, and then the new people who didn't even know these characters just f it up! No wonder Jesse wanted to move on, and given that the show is in absolute decline now, I say it was a good decision on his part.
agree with everything you wrote, brilliant analysis! I watch season 11 now, so I can tell you that they now try to come back to the whole team interacting with each other and showing their private lives, finally, the producers got a clue about what the fanbase wants, but these attempts still fall short, and def, like you wrote, in seasons 7,8, 9 and 10, there was no personal interactions between the team as brilliant as it once were in the early seasons. The humor was gone as well, and the action, like you said, was not as good as in the past.
I got angry at how they ruined Jay too! I'm still angry! He was my favorite character for years, next to Muse, Al, and Voight, and the way they changed his character since the middle of season 7 or in season 8 was so stupid! He was always the badass ex-soldier who only butt heads with Voight over Erin, and it was exciting at the time, but he absolutely was on the same page with Voight already at the end of season 3. So the retcon and 180-degree turn they did regarding Jay, and Voight and Jay's relationship in seasons 7- 8, was so forced and stupid! This was part of the police reform theme on the show, that the events of Floyd's death and BLM riots forced upon the show, and the producers unnecessarily caved in under pressure. So stupid!
Show a gag they get away with allot even tho they cops
😢
So if Law and Order did a crossover with Chicago P.d. and CPD is in the same show and interactiong with Chicago Med show and Chicago Fire show.
Sarah Goodwin is the same actress as Anita Van Buren
So after she was done working for the police in law and order she changed her name to get away from everyone and got into medical field as Sarah goodwin lol
The Dick Wolf shows have always recycled actors
They are all in the same universe i'm pretty sure
What season and episode is this?
Finale of season 3
That's not a trunk.
What episode is this
Isnt that manny from abbott elementary?
7:19 ☠️ 😈
7:20 how to cure itchy skin
The h*ll he was giving you info!
Kevin is a psychopath
What makes you say that?! 😂
@@alainab2898 the guy who shot justin
Not a smart one
I'm scared by the number of people who think that a police officer torturing a man is "bad ass".
it is bad ass
Well on this one i think you should see it more in a father point of view like "huh i just saw my son barely alive in a trunck "
@@lordcouscous3479 Still no right to torture people. On the other hand he did also worse things for less reasons. What scares me is that there are cops out the who really behave like that.
I think if you were in his shoes, you'd change your mind.
@@Adoni3 My comment isn't 'what I think about a character's response to losing his son' my criticism is of the people that find an officer torturing someone cool.
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Praise cops like this on TV, but condemn the real life ones? You people are so broken and confused
Or maybe we know the difference between fiction and real life
I don’t think it’s that simple
@bresea702 so you are saying, you enjoy watching bad people get hurt on TV because it's fake? But in real life you don't enjoy it?
I think there should be stiffer consequences for all criminals, but in this country we can't have cowboy cops like voight thinking they are above the law, and even though it's fiction I guarantee it draws from real life inspiration
I firmly believe the things we enjoy watching or pretending are desires of some sort.@@joewhitehead3
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LOL roflmao the acting is so terrible & this storyline ....
This show makes dirty cops look like heroes. Voight’s a psychopath and they make him look like an innocent victim.
no, they don't. it's clear you don't watch the show. they make Voight look real, like most people are - in a grey area, neither a villain nor a hero. like a troubled, suffering cop who after years of being in a brutal, hard environment, because this is how this job is, is torn apart internally. It is a brilliant show, with brilliant action scenes, it is for the cops shows what Breaking Bad was for crime/mob drama. Or I should say - it was because people like you, who have no idea what great fiction is, and what a great character is, ruined it by complaining exactly like you here, in the media to the producers, and now, in its 11 season, this show is completely tamed and not what it once was.
Voight and the Unit were great, complex characters who were presented on the show as torn and having all kinds of dilemmas because this is how our world is in reality: grey, not black and white. And especially in the world of police vs criminals, it's not as easy and clean-cut as you think. Lines here are blurred, and that was/ is explored on the show because that is actually real, raw, and most interesting, in fact, this show brilliantly portrayed many taboo, important issues that other cop shows are afraid to touch - like racial profiling, with face recognition software.
not bland and fake like most cops shows always were and are now. these are the kinds of characters we in fact love the most - complex characters because humans are flawed, not perfect, and flaws are interesting, and that is great character study and great fiction. Exactly as Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul are.
Everything they do is to protect the city of Chicago & the people they love
@@teresakaminska5716 This show isn’t fiction. It portrays real world events that have been happening. Suspects being taken to black sites with no lawyers or cameras, cops torturing them for information and murdering them and covering it up. And this thin blue line coercion manipulates good cops into protecting bad ones and making internal affairs look like villains. This show portrays actual incidents and issues The Chicago Police Department has been involved in. It portrays these illegal and savage behaviors as necessary to achieve justice. When you get the badge, you take an oath to uphold and enforce the law. Any cop who can’t do that. Who are so bothered by criminals getting away that they’re willing to become criminals themselves to bring them down shouldn’t have that badge. The writers started to realize this so that’s why they changed the way the unit operates at season 11. Our world is black and white. You either follow the law or you don’t. Cops trying to act in the gray is how innocent people get locked up or killed. Even guilty people don’t deserve the sick punishment in this show.
You find your son was MURDERED,
his feet and hands tied with BARBED WIRE,
With a BULLET TO THE FOREHEAD.
You're telling others you wouldn't want to do the same thing:
JUST TO FIND THE ONES WHO DID THIS?
I know if I had a CHILD or a WIFE and found them like this:
"VOIGHT WOULD HAVE COMPETITON."
Because MORE PEOPLE ARE CARRYING GUNS MORE THAN EVER BEFORE
(except maybe the old west days).
AND BEING A COP
(especially in TEXAS)
HAS BECOME A HUNDRED TIMES MORE DANGEROUS THAN EVER BEFORE!
And especially when you live in a DANGEROUS CITY
(CHICAGO in case)
Where the
SERGENT OF INTELLIGENCE quotes from someone who was ratting on "CHICAGO " saying it:
"WAS A CITY INHABITED BY SAVAGES."
More COPS are being killed nowadays just for doing a job,
Which is the reason most
"MEN IN BLUE"
have been replaced by the
"BOYS IN YELLOW."
Because there's a new war today:
"A WAR AGAINST HOMELESS PEOPLE".
Because they know the
"WAR ON DRUGS/WEED"
WAS A WAR THEY HAD NO CHANCE OF EVER WINNING.
But VOIGHT doesn't do that,
(Not against HOMELESS anyway).
My wife that entered patient and i'm sure he's still on the force after that
😢