Chicago P.D. (TV Series) Escape (2024) User Reviews

Torres Is Back

[shelbythuylinh · 8/10 · 17 April 2024]

After missing on some episodes glad to have that over on in Torres back. Bad news he could never ever replace that over in Jay Halstead aka Jesse Lee Sofer.

But at least he is doing his best. And that he is going to be going undercover and that it has to do with in the drug trafficking case. And that in the getting way too close for comfort for him as he gets way too personally involved. As he is warned to not get personally involved.

And that he is used to being undercover. But he may be getting in way over his head on it. Hank trust him to get the job done and will pull him out as safety should always come first with cops undercover in particularly.

Still I have to agree to disagree with one reviewer. Glad that Hank is not corrupt but he is not a saint. Like an antihero. Sure he breaks the rules but he gets the job done on the other hand.

Definitely better when Hank was fully corrupt

[charleswx-43127 · 8 February 2024]

Not really a review of this episode but more a comment on the state of the series. I still love the show, although many of the situations and events are just not believable, but it was definitely a much better show when Hank was consistently breaking the rules and his team was constantly being sucked into his corruption. One of the best things about Hank was that you always knew that although it wouldn't happen in every episode, at some point he was going to not be a cop, do something either illegal, corrupt or both, and it would be for the sake of helping someone in need. Either one of his officers that's in a bad situation or a citizen that's in trouble. He's still hardcore though. I just wish he'd get back to being his normal self. It almost feels like the writers are trying to move away from showing the police as being corrupt and always doing things by the book. The problem with that is that by the book isn't Hank and when he did run a foul of the rules, it wasn't for personal gain. It almost always benefitted someone else.