Olinsky battles a blast from the past and April makes a tough choice
Are we here already?
Chicago P.D.
There goes his alibi.
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Naturally, he doesnt strike out.
Its a risky game, and Crowley only allows it with the assurance hes going on temporary suspension afterward.
Thus, the case is solved.
The takeaway is this: Hank Voight isnt the only one with a dark side in this unit.
Maybe theyre reminding him of his daughter, Lexi.
She cant quite get over the grisly scene.
Its a noble effort, and its clear Burgess investigatory and detail-drawing skills are definitely suitable for Intelligence already.
Its only a matter of time, now.
Theyre the biggest problem patients of all, really.
Theres good news and theres bad news…and then theres worse news.
The good news is theres going to be a Taypril baby hooray!
The bad news is April doesnt just have TB.
The risk of birth defects is a nightmare for any mother-to-be, so Aprils understandably hesitant to take it.
But she has to.
This is the reality of her condition.
The same can be said for whats become of poor Danny.
Unfortunately, she wasnt successful.
But shes not ready to synthesize that information just yet.
What does this mean for her future in the psychology residency?
Yes, this episode is just riddled with heavy stuff, guys.
Theres no way around digging deep tonight.
Her mother, on the other hand, is not so delighted about the idea.
Williams sufferers dont always do well under anesthesia, so she wants options where there are none.
The good news is Karina pulls through.
Hell need surgery and a lengthier hospital stay, and Chois fit to be tied.
Truer words, am I right?
One of them is in need of a kidney transplant, and the other is a perfect match.
Right now, he hates me for what Im doing.
If I tell him this, hell hate me for who I am, he reasons.
Both brothers agree, and love wins again (the hashtag is implicit there).
Are those two ever just going to get with it already?!
SteamiestChicagocouple of the week: Eh.
Theyre too cute, quite frankly.
