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,
Episode 200 of Chicago P.D. has been filmed and it will be debuting soon on NBC. This is a big deal for the Wednesday night drama because there aren’t too many shows that have made it to 200 episodes. Season 10 has already been a bumpy one for Chicago P.D., beginning with Hank Voight dealing
Former Chicago P.D. cast member Jon Seda is looking to sell his 5,000-square-foot home for a nice chunk of change. Seda was a part of Chicago P.D. for its first six seasons as Detective Antonio Dawson. Antonio was an important part of the Intelligence Unit, but his character had just about run its course by
Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. all advertised a return date of February 8, but that is no longer the case. For fans of the shows that tuned in to the last new episodes in January, NBC advertised February 8 as the drop date for new content. Unfortunately, the network ended up pushing everything
Chicago P.D. alum Jesse Lee Soffer has returned to the set, beginning a new role on the show where he worked for about 10 years. Previously, Jesse had starred as Detective Jay Halstead, a huge part of the Intelligence Unit run by Hank Voight. Early in Season 10, Halstead appeared to be struggling with his
Chicago P.D. featured Detective Alvin “Al” Olinsky as an important part of the show for its first five seasons. Played by Canadian actor Elias Koteas, Al was close friends with Hank Voight (Jason Beghe), the leader of the Intelligence unit. Together, the duo kept the rest of the team in line, providing veteran leadership that has
The One Chicago shows are on another long hiatus, forcing fans of the show to wait for new content. The good news is that many new episodes for Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. left to debut later this winter and in the spring. Even though NBC was heavily advertising February 8 for the
A former Chicago P.D. cast member has found a new home at Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Kevin Kane can now be seen as Detective Terry Bruno on the Law & Order spin-off, but die-hard One Chicago fans likely remember him from his stint on P.D. Back in Season 4 of Chicago P.D., Officer
Chicago P.D. actress Tracy Spiridakos gave a recent interview where she spoke about what her character is going through on the show. For years, Tracy has been playing Detective Hailey Upton, a primary member of the Intelligence Unit working for Hank Voight. Hailey is also married to Detective Jay Halstead, who ended up leaving Chicago