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Chicago P.D. has its roots as a series centered on cops who don t always do things by the book, going all the way back to Voight s introduction and Halstead s undercover op in Season 1 of
Chicago Fire. With eight seasons and counting of Jason Beghe s Voight and Jesse Lee Soffer s Halstead operating in Intelligence,
Chicago P.D. has raised the question of what might drive the characters to take matters into their own hands. The stars weighed in on what that question could mean for Voight and Halstead.
The hypothetical was raised earlier in Season 8, when a father (played by Lawrence Gilliard Jr.) killed another man in vengeance for that man killing his son. Gilliard s character was driven to do so after CPD failed to investigate his son s case in the first place, which led to the loaded scene of Halstead and Voight discussing what can happen when a good man is failed by the system. And with everything that has happened since for Halstead, Voight, a
Thu Apr 08, 2021 at 3:12pm ET
Jason Beghe as Hank Voight and Tracy Spiridakos as Hailey Upton star on the Chicago P.D. cast. Pic credit: Lori Allen/NBCUniversal
The Chicago P.D. episode from Wednesday night focused a lot on Detective Hailey Upton as she was forced to face some of the traumas from her past. It all came about due to a new case that Intelligence was working on, centered around a family with a little girl who had gone missing.
The episode started innocently enough, with Upton and Halstead relaxing in bed on their day off. They planned out a busy day, right before Halstead said “I love you” to her. She didn’t know how to react and excused herself from the room. She then made an excuse to leave the house, but Halstead knew something was wrong.