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Severide has wanted kids since season 1, and I don't recall Stella ever saying one way or the other. I think it would actually be weird if they changed his character now.

I went on a cruise for spring break as a senior in college... ... and it was super cheap, too. In general, I find cruises to be some of the least expensive vacations you can take. I don't think the Odyssey, specifically, looks affordable - it looks luxury. This cruise looked to be full of trust fund babies. But other cruises? Very cheap. And I think it's a smart idea for a large cruise ship to have a hyperbaric chamber. People go snorkeling and diving all the time, and this way they can treat them immediately if needed.

I thought that they did? It was brief, and it didn't go anywhere, but I could have sworn that they were together for a few episodes. (I also thought that I already made this comment and don't see it, so I might be losing my mind. 😉)

It's not a wild concept for men, like Herrmann and Cruz. But Stella does have a very good point about not wanting to get pregnant if she wants to keep doing her job. She'd be on desk duty for at least a year...

I think ABC and Fox are doing it too. Grey's Anatomy for sure, and even Rescue: Hi-Surf (a new show) had had main characters absent for one or two.

All of these recycled storylines... ugh. The Severides aren't approved foster parents. I don't know how adopting a troubled kid would work unless she's already in the foster system and eligible for permanent adoption? Gabby was a foster, Cruz was approved through the refugee program and then legally adopted, Sylvie's was a direct adoption from the mother, and Casey's was guardianship of kids whose mother was in prison. Would any of those apply here? Hmm... presumably Severide and Kidd are on the wait list for a newborn or infant... I thought this episode was boring. Damon is also a recycled Jimmy Borelli and Blake Gallo. Eager to prove themselves, be "the best," with slight arrogance problems... They even all look similar.

I guess I may have missed it, but if he knew, he never said it, because he only gave Severide a hard time about being married to Stella, that I recall. He said that they were only "getting away with it" because she didn't take his last name. He never mentioned brothers with different last names too.

He talked about Australia like it was awful and he had to escape. I guess he's going back to face his demons? And if he's all of those horrible things that Julie said he is, why did she want to marry him?

Seems like she's been on the job for awhile; I bet she has a lot of furlough saved up. This show was advertised as "action" but they only do one rescue per episode. If we're not going to get any action, we need a lot better character building. Right now, I think we know the most about Sonny's daughter, lol.

I don't think Hina moved in with Kainalu for free? I thought that his dad made him pay rent, albeit way below market, and she paid cheap rent as well? I do agree that she has horrible timing though. I understand that she may not have liked him at first and needed to get to know him, but it sure took her long enough... I appreciate that Will owned up to his anger problems, as well as not being intimidated by Vince, and informed Sonny of everything.

Here's a review that didn't love that episode... https://onechicagocenter.com/chicago-pd-continues-ignore-greatest-strengths-latest-episode?utm_source=RSS I think I'm just most surprised that it says Med and Fire have better ratings. Until the Upstead debacle, PD was my favorite and I didn't even watch Med. Now, Fire is my favorite and I think Med is good too.

That could help...

They tried to very poorly explain the heart transplant... She said something about having such a rare condition, or rare blood type - very rare *something* - that there was basically no hope for a match ever. So she was just trying to live her life. But yes, of course as soon as you say that, the one other person in the world with the same rare thing makes their heart available...

I walked away and cleaned my kitchen, so... yeah.

I guess they don't know that he's already punched a guy just because he... actually, I don't even remember what he did, but it didn't seem that bad. So yes, Pascal would definitely seek revenge on the guy who killed his wife, I agree.