I'll start off my review of Chicago Pd Season 6 Episode 2 with a personal anecdote about the annual crossover.
As Chicago becomes a hub for TV shows, Chicagoans have gotten used to sets closing down streets in the city.
On one particular day as I was driving into work, I was shocked to see smoke billowing from a high rise building and even more concerned with all the surrounding fire trucks.
I panicked because, for one, the entrance to my parking lot was blocked but most importantly because I thought there was a real fire in progress.
It wasn't until I drove closer to the crime scene that I realized it was actually a "TV scene" that would serve as the backdrop for the "biggest crossover episode" the Chicago franchise has ever seen.
See, even we get fooled occasionally.
Which brings me the episode, one I eagerly anticipated and found slightly disappointing.
As Chicago becomes a hub for TV shows, Chicagoans have gotten used to sets closing down streets in the city.
On one particular day as I was driving into work, I was shocked to see smoke billowing from a high rise building and even more concerned with all the surrounding fire trucks.
I panicked because, for one, the entrance to my parking lot was blocked but most importantly because I thought there was a real fire in progress.
It wasn't until I drove closer to the crime scene that I realized it was actually a "TV scene" that would serve as the backdrop for the "biggest crossover episode" the Chicago franchise has ever seen.
See, even we get fooled occasionally.
Which brings me the episode, one I eagerly anticipated and found slightly disappointing.
- 10/4/2018
- by Lizzy Buczak
- TVfanatic
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