Editorials

When characters stop mattering, where do we go? TV is cost and cast cutting its way into obliteration, and it’s depressing.

Toya Turner exiting Chicago PD further highlights One Chicago’s cast turnover problem (and pisses us off in the process).

Broadcast TV has nixed scripted originals, but the best foot forward would be to keep viewers in the summer. Here’s how it could work.

Of the many offenses from the Chicago PD season finale, turning Queen Chapman into a contrived plot pawn is one of the worst. We vent!

Chicago P.D. finally had Chapman admit her feelings for Voight but this is an awful relationship if I’ve ever seen one.

After 12 long seasons, Burzek finally got married, and it was … that. Yes, we’re ranting about that underwhelming ceremony.

It’s not just about looks in this Silver Fox Renaissance. TV has captured the universal appeal of seasoned men with authentic storytelling.

Chicago PD can’t just give tease Voight and Chapman if they aren’t going to followthrough. We’re impatient, venting, and pushing the ship agenda. Check it out!

With FBI: International’s cancellation, it leaves us wondering if Jesse Lee Soffer will reprise his role on Chicago PD. We discuss!

Burzek’s love story stands the test of time on Chicago PD and a romance worthy of a day that celebrates love. We discuss!