S11.E06: Survival

[jewel21]

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Intelligence teams up with ASA Chapman to take on an abduction case involving a teenager. The case hits close to home for Voight, leading him to take a personal interest in finding justice for the victim.

Airdate: 02/28/2024

[MsJamieDornan]

I really didnt like the episode.

[Sandman]

I think I liked it, but as soon as Voight told ASA Chapman “We’re all he’s got,” I knew Voight would end up taking the kid in. 

The Justin-anvils were thick on the ground. 

[Snazzy Daisy]

This is my favorite episode of S11. It’s a compelling hour with emotional ending. 💙

Jason Beghe finally has something interesting to work with and he nonchalantly carries this episode. The showrunner and writers suddenly remember that Hank Voight is Chicago PD. 🙄

Noah’s 👁👁 being stapled open are truly disturbing. Does the perp do that to force him watching heterosexual porn as part of “cleansing” ritual? I hope his parents have nothing to do with what happened to him because that’ll be truly sickening.

Voight has been emotionally inaccessible since Anna’s death. Noah’s presence will give him a new sense of purpose, hopefully. And he will be there for Noah throughout his healing process. In the follow-up episode, they better give us a Noah’s singing scene. 

Tracy’s hair in this episode looks very nice, fresh out of keratin treatment maybe. 

[jcbrown]

I just could not find it in me to care about this episode. Voigt is the worst thing about this show, IMHO.

Edited March 1 by jcbrown

[anna0852]

20 minutes ago, Snazzy Daisy said:

This is my favorite episode of S11. It’s a compelling hour with emotional ending. 💙

Jason Beghe finally has something interesting to work with and he nonchalantly carries this episode. The showrunner and writers suddenly remember that Hank Voight is Chicago PD. 🙄

Noah’s 👁👁 being stapled open are truly disturbing. Does the perp do that to force him watching heterosexual porn as part of “cleansing” ritual? I hope his parents have nothing to do with what happened to him because that’ll be truly sickening.

I’m absolutely figuring it was the parents or somebody in the church who hired the offender to “convert” Noah back to heterosexuality.

[CoyoteBlue]

1 hour ago, anna0852 said:

I’m absolutely figuring it was the parents or somebody in the church who hired the offender to “convert” Noah back to heterosexuality.

Yeah, I was stunned absolutely no one mentioned that.

I really liked this episode. Voight was more the man he used to be when he could be vulnerable. He's seemed so lost since losing Al. Having someone to take care of should be interesting - I hope Noah stays around a while, even if in the background after his storyline wraps up.

[Sandman]

21 hours ago, Snazzy Daisy said:

Noah’s 👁👁 being stapled open are truly disturbing.

At first, I thought it looked like Noah had been blinded. Nightmarish.

[Guildford]

I really enjoyed that one. No overwrought personal angst & an interesting case. 

Poor Noah with the eyes, yikes who does that to a person. That person deserves to be hunted down by Voight. 

Loved how Burgess & Ruzek literally ran out of the bullpen when Hanks told them to go home. 

Upton only mildly irritating but I think that comes down to the monotonous way she delivers her lines... oh & she looked like she'd been dragged through a hedge backwards with that hair. (only 7 epsiodes to go... I can do it, I can do it.)

I do like the dynamic between Voight & Chapman. They seem to play off each other really well.