‘Chicago PD’ season 3, episode 2 preview: What lies ahead for Sophia Bush, cast?
At the end of Wednesday night’s “Chicago PD” premiere, Lindsay found herself having to decide between her future or her past. Either she could rejoin Intelligence and work on solving crimes again alongside Halstead and Voight, or she can rejoin Bunny and potentially throw much of her hard work down the toilet. Voight commanded her that if she wants to stay employed by the PD, she has to cut off all ties with the person responsible in part for ruining her.
Going into next week’s second episode entitled “Natural Born Storyteller,” we do not find ourselves particularly worried about whether or not we are going to see Erin fulfill her end of the bargain. Instead, the concern is a little bit more for what Bunny is going to do to react to some of this. The synopsis below suggests that she is going to go right at Voight over what she more than likely believes to be a slap in the face:
“While pursuing a gangbanger, Burgess (Marina Squerciati) and Roman (Brian Geraghty) come across the body of an eight-year-old boy who was reported missing. Intelligence launches an investigation to find the killer and Antonio (Jon Seda) and Lindsay (Sophia Bush) question a prime suspect. Meanwhile, Burgess confides in Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger) about Roman’s suspicious behavior and Bunny (guest star Markie Post) heads to the Ivory Tower with a statement that could be detrimental to Voight’s (Jason Beghe) career.”
Clearly, there are a variety of other events ahead, and the combination of Burgess and Ruzek have some key questions for Roman. What makes these particular previews a little difficult is that much of the story is procedural, and therefore, a great deal is about context. We do not have that yet in full. We do, however, have a promo below!
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