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I love Dylan McDermott and was so glad he would have a recurring role this season. BUT, he is over the top in a cartoon villain way, like you said. But I still like to watch him.

Everything I've eaten since 2016!!🤢

I thought it was a great episode before that. There is no need for Her to ever be mentioned again!

WTH was that vomit provoking speech by Wheatley at the end??? If he is talking about Benson, I'm going to puke up everything I've eaten since 2016!!!

Oh, FFS! That little scene with Jay and Upton, literally made me gag! They need to pick a lane for Upton's character. She was going to the dark side for 2 seasons. Then she turns into Polly Purebred in her scene with Voight. And her asking Jay to get married was pukeworthy. It's like there are new people writing for her every week with no clue who she is. UGH!

Of all 3 Chicago shows, this was the best finale. But, as much as I don't want any of them to die, it's pretty farfetched that they all survive. If it's wrapped up in the first 5 minutes of the new season, that's pretty lame.

Kind of a snooze-fest for a season finale!

I wonder if it's like when you kill someone in the commission of another crime, like a robbery, it's felony murder? She wanted him to suffer so even if she didn't want him to die, she knew there would be an illegal act committed? But I agree, it seems weak. I hope we get to see Dylan and Steve together!! I always though SH was so talented. LOVED Eugene! I got such a 90's flashback when I saw him. Maybe other Practice cast members will show up!

I'm really enjoying this show. But I'm done with the old Benson/Stabler crap crossovers. Hope those are over! They need to let it sink or swim on it's own. I didn't think Richie would actually kill Gina. She was a good character and I'm bummed that her run is over. Dylan McDermott is a good villain and nice to see Steve Harris from The Practice show up!

I actually enjoyed this episode. It wasn't perfect but at least entertaining. I rarely watch this show live, so I can fast forward through the silly crap, but glad I did. It's interesting to see what happened to an old case. But as someone said, it looks like this guy is the William Lewis in Rollin's life. More drama to come I'm sure....................

I actually enjoyed this episode and seeing Miller break was heartbreaking. She was determined to do things the right way without realizing the possible consequences. In hindsight, she would have probably been ok with Voigt doing things his way, but who knew? Surprised at the ending which was a nice change from a roll in the sack with Voight Jr. and Jay. Very little Upton which is always nice!

OK, that proposal was gag worthy! Flames all around and he gets on one knee?🤢

Love this show, but Bell is operating as a top notch surgeon again. What happened to his tremors and almost killing people? Was that resolved and I missed it?

I'm shocked they didn't give it more of a chance! Thy had some heavy hitters on that show.

YES!! Not a big Emily fan, but when shit hits the fan, she's no shrinking violet. EZ is a goner. That was probably decided before the show even aired :( There will be no happy endings here.

Just was about to post the same thing!

Really? That is interesting and sad. I have no idea what your experience is, but I thought that was a weird comment by her. I would have thought Emily meant it sincerely. Blue eyed blondes are a dime a dozen, so that would have never occurred to me that it was accurate. Thanks for another perspective.

Emily had no clue how close she came to dying!! When she crawled all over him afterwards talking about how effing hot that was, I literally LOL'd!

Thank you!! I started watching and thought, this seems like a rerun!

DITTO, DITTO,DITTO! That Emily scene was pathetic! Especially since it appears her and Mikey kissed and made up last week. He is seriously losing it! Also, does anyone else think it's weird that he went to see EZ's father and didn't kill him for messing with his mother? He seemed a little too calm there.

I know there was a case smashed between the Halstead/Upton saga but it got lost. That "relationship" is stomach turning!🤢 And zero follow up to Ruzek slamming the door in Burgess's face last time.

I didn't read all the comments, so I'm sure others have echoed my sentiments, but that situation with Kody and Meri, really is gross!! And why she wants to kiss that piece of crap is just beyond me. Those "date" scenes were actually painful to watch.

Totally agree and that scene was actually painful to watch. Good acting, because you could feel how he was just disgusted by her and I found it really sad. He's not even trying to hide it.

Thank you! ETA: I just watched this on Hulu and somehow I totally missed this episode. But last season was so bad, I guess I just tuned out. Tucker even had a new wife!

About 30 minutes in, I got a phone call that I had to take. I wasn't terribly engrossed in the episode and after reading the comments, probably won't watch the rest. How did I miss that Tucker killed himself????? Does anyone know what episode?? I must have gotten used to skimming through this show because I have no recall of that at all!