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Winston Duke will lead Kingsland, the fifth drama series that Kevin Hart and Charlamagne Tha God’s audio production company has made with Audible.

Duke will play seasoned investigator Jamison Wright in the thriller, alongside Yara Martinez, who plays Roxanne Wright. Also starring are Joniece Abbott-Pratt, Jason George, Joe Morton and Jabari Banks.

Hart and Charlamagne are executive producers, with a producer team of Karen Kinney, Marc Gerald, Mike Stein, Bryan Smiley, Dave Becky and Nicole Shelton, who is the director. Dwayne Alexander Smith is the writer. All nine episodes are now available on Audible.

Per the synopsis, the story follows a fictional sovereign Black nation located just seven miles off the coast of Georgia. Funded by a landmark U.S. Reparations Act and founded as a haven for African Americans, Kingsland has, in just a decade, become one of the wealthiest...

Chicago Pd has alternated, sometimes inconsistently, between its veteran characters and its new characters in season 12. There are pros and cons to both sides, but the last two episodes have done a surprisingly effective job at getting us reinvested in junior officers Kiana Cook (Toya Turner) and Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar).

It's been a bit since they have gotten a chance to take center stage, and delve into their complicated relationship. Cook and Torres worked closely in the episode "Name Image Likeness," and the actress who plays the former, Toya Turner spoke with TV Line about the future of their partnership within the Iu. To the surprise of absolutely no one, it's going to be complicated.

Cook is still hesitant to trust Torres again Chicago P.D. -- "Marie" Episode 12014 -- Pictured: Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Dante Torres -- (Photo by: Lori Allen/NBC)

Turner told the outlet that...

Chicago Pd has been on NBC for over a decade, so there are bound to be some repeat stories. There is only so many ways that criminals can break the law, and so many ways the Iu can go bring them to justice. Based on the promo for season 12, Chicago Pd will be going back to the well when it comes to Ci's or Confidential Informants.

We already saw how things went when Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) dabbled in the world of utilizing moles for undercover information. The young officer struck up an affair with the Ci in season 11 and nearly lost his job in the season 12 episode "Penance." The affair also led to the death of the Ci in question, Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez).

Kiana Cook will struggle with her first Ci Chicago P.D. -- "Seen And Unseen" Episode 12016 -- Pictured: Toya Turner as Kiana Cook --...

Chicago Pd has been building towards two separate conclusions in season 12. The first is positive: the wedding of Adam Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger) and Kim Burgess (Marina Squerciati). The second? The end of the conflict between Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) and Chief Deputy Charlie Reid (Shawn Hatosy).

As we've noted several times on this site, Chicago Pd has leaned much further into the second story arc than it has the first. Much to the chagrin of Burzek fans. There is good news, however, and it has to do with the titles of the upcoming two-part finale. Season 12 will come to a close on May 21 with the episode "Vows," seemingly confirming the fact that we will be getting a big Burzek wedding.

Chicago Pd will have an "Open Casket" episode Chicago P.D. -- "Greater Good" Episode 12015 -- Pictured: (l-r) Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Dante Torres, Toya Turner as Kiana Cook,...

Chicago Pd has been occasionally frustrating in season 12. The show has introduced fascinating character arcs for several of its veteran presences, but the emphasis on case of the week stories has led to some of these arcs being pushed on to the back burner. There are times where the underlying feelings of the Iu members are not even referenced.

We do, somewhat, understand. There's been some excellent standalone stories in season 12, as well as a crossover event and an ongoing conflict with Chief Deputy Charlie Reid (Shawn Hatosy). We are excited to what happens with the villain, but we're relieved to have confirmation that the season 12 finale will place the emphasis on character over story.

Gwen Sigan promised to focus on Burzek's wedding Chicago P.D. -- "Marie" Episode 12014 -- Pictured: (l-r) Patrick John Flueger as Officer Adam Ruzek, Marina Squerciati as Officer Kim Burgess -- (Photo by: George Burns...

Chicago Pd spoilers and updates reveal what’s happening on the next episode, after the brief hiatus. The Wednesday night schedule had a short break on April 9, but that pause is over; Chicago P.D. is back with Season 12, Episode 18, this Wednesday evening.

New Episodes Of The Chicago Trilogy Pick Up On April 16

New episodes of Med, Fire, and P.D. are set to premiere on April 16. Each series has five remaining episodes this season, promising more captivating stories leading up to the Chicago P.D. season finale in May.

A central storyline in Season 12 of Chicago P.D. revolves around the arrival of Deputy Chief Charlie Reid (Shawn Hatosy) and his influence on the Intelligence unit.

Reid is forming a bond with Hank Voight (Jason Beghe), but he’s doing so with a strategic advantage. He is aware that Officer Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) is involved in a romantic relationship with his confidential informant,...

Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) has not always been the best role model, but he's gotten better. The Iu veteran has tried to protect the members of his team, whether that means cutting corners or relying on blackmail to ensure they stay clean. He seemingly finds himself in a different situation in an upcoming Chicago Pd episode, however.

"Demons" sees Voight bump heads with Chief Deputy Reid (Shawn Hatosy) over a botched drug deal. The latter demands results, even though Voight is hesitant to return to his old, head-busting ways. It gets worse when Reid hones in on Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar), and tells Voight to get the job done or he will have Torres do it instead.

Torres gets caught between Voight and Reid

The "Demons" promo teases a conflict between mentor and student. Voight looks on in frustration when Reid delivers his ultimatum. We then see Torres giving...

We have been critical of Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) in the past. Well, we've been critical of the way Chicago Pd writers have used Torres. The character and the actor who plays him has a lot of potential, but it feels like the writers are still unsure of how to implement him in the show.

Torres will finally become a crucial player during the final leg of season 12, but it won't be for the reasons one might expect. The officer has been striving to prove himself a worthy member of the Iu, and has tried his hardest to move past his professional mistakes. Well, that is not going to happen. Instead, Torres will become more important because of his mistakes.

Torres will be targeted by Chief Deputy Reid Chicago P.D. -- "Marie" Episode 12014 -- Pictured: Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Dante Torres -- (Photo by: Lori Allen/NBC)

Shawn Hatosy,...

Chicago Pd has been playing the long game in season 12. There have been individualized episodes, as always, but the overarching storyline has set up a huge conflict between Chief Deputy Charlie Reid (Shawn Hatosy) and Hank Voight (Jason Beghe).

The latter has effectively been forced to do battle with a mirror version of himself for the future of the Iu. It's not looking good, given Reid's authority and the fact that he knows how Voight thinks because he thinks basically the same way. It's a great set up, but one that would have benefited exponentially from the involvement of Hailey Upton (Tracy Spiridakos).

Upton's dark past would've come to light Chicago P.D. -- "The Living and The Dead" Episode 11007 -- Pictured: Tracy Spiridakos as Hailey Upton -- (Photo by: Lori Allen/NBC)

Upton left in season 11, but there are several reasons why should have elevated the conflict between Reid and Voight.

The new Chicago P.D. episode hints that Hank Voight is in hot water now that Deputy Chief Reid has something on him.

Voight covered for his team, and Reid figured it out, thus putting Voight in danger if his boss ever calls in a favor.

This goes back to the episodes from last year where Officer Dante Torres developed feelings for his Criminal Informant, Gloria Perez.

Gloria was the wife of a drug boss in Chicago, and actress Yara Martinez played the part.

While Intelligence was investigating her husband, Torres became involved in a relationship with her. He even covered for her when she shot and killed her husband.

The storyline continued this season when Detective Kim Burgess covered for Torres.

Somehow, Reid found out about everything. He slyly made Voight aware that he knew of the deception, thus putting Voight in a precarious spot to protect his team.

Since its 2014 debut, Chicago P.D.has been both praised and ridiculed for its devotion to “old-school” cop show tropes. Its mix of action and character development has charmed its respectable fanbase, and its innate star power helped it grow. Aside from its talented cast, NBC’s procedural darling also boasts writing from Law & Order’s Dick Wolf.

Of course, as a procedural, nobody is “safe.” Chicago P.D.’s characters are in constant danger. They face down the city’s most ruthless criminals and often sacrifice their own comfort to protect the public. By extension, the show’s cast lineup is always evolving.

In fact, the show had already lost some stars by the end of its first episode. Scott Eastwood famously leftChicago P.D. to focus on feature films. One of its stars, Melissa Sagemiller, walked away before filming began. More recently, in 2023, Halstead’s actress, Tracy Spiridakos, announced her departure.

Chicago Pd has never a feel good show. It's grim, violent, and often ends on tragic notes. Season 12 has given fans some of the bleakest storylines yet, and the trend continued with "Street Jesus." The episode was a showcase for Kevin Atwater (Laroyce Hawkins), who tried to juggle a murder case with a desire to protect his longtime friend.

It did not work out. Atwater was shaken by the fact that a murder was committed in the same area in which he planned to launch a community center. It got worse when he realized that his friend, Marcus "Hype" Daniels, was involved in the murder. More, you ask? Well, Hype was also helping Atwater with the construction of the community center, meaning they were very closely intertwined.

Hype helped build Atwater's community center Chicago P.D. -- "Street Jesus" Episode 12013 -- Pictured: Laroyce Hawkins as Officer Kevin Atwater -- (Photo...

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Chicago Pd had an excellent showing in the One Chicago crossover. Characters like Adam Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger), Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) and Kim Burgess (Marina Squerciati) got plenty chance to shine. We even got some a subplot involving Trudy Platt (Amy Morton).

The three-part event did an excellent job of incorporating the police drama into a larger framework. One character, however, seemed out of place. Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar), the officer who arguably spearheaded Pd's fall finale, was barely a factor in the crossover event.

Torres had nothing to do during the crossover Chicago P.D. -- "The Good Shepherd" Episode 12012 -- Pictured: Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Dante Torres -- (Photo by: Elizabeth Sisson/NBC)

He appeared, which is more than can be said for some of the other Pd characters, but he barely had anything to do. Torres didn't show up until roughly an hour into the special,...

The Intelligence Unit of the 21st District of Chicago P.D. has returned from its Season 12 midseason break and the team is still reeling from the challenges faced. Dante Torres' (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) was well in the eye of the storm as his secret and inappropriate affair with Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez) in Chicago P.D. Season 11 came to light. While the storm eventually passed, it didn't ease calmly as Torres held Gloria in his arms while she bled out. Having come on board in Season 9, Aguilar's Torres is a street-smart officer blessed with a quiet demeanor. However, his demeanor is set to hide a significant amount of emotional pain in the second half of the current season.

The Intelligence Unit of Chicago P.D. is no stranger to individuals in positions of power trying to stifle the work they do. More often than not, Sergeant Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) and his closely-knit team of officers usually emerge unscathed. The unit, in recent times, were once more in the eye of the storm with Dante Torres' (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) secret and inappropriate affair with Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez) in the Season 12 midseason finale. Sniffing around was Deputy Chief Reid (Shawn Hatosy), while he had recently proclaimed to be a friend of the team. His recent comments have confirmed that those words were only a lie.

Finales tend to have you all pumped up for when the show kicks off again. The Chicago P.D. Season 12 midseason finale did exactly that as it saw the Intelligence Unit under fire because of a mistake made by one of its members. By the time the episode had ended, everyone knew about Dante Torres' (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) secret and inappropriate affair with Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez) in Chicago P.D. Season 11. While the affair coming out was bad for his career, worse was the fact that he keeping it secret endangered the life of Officer Kiana Cook's (Toya Turner). While Cook and the unit survived, Torres' actions most certainly have left a mark on everyone involved.

The Chicago P.D. winter premiere has finally arrived at NBC.

The long winter hiatus ends with a new Chicago P.D. episode on Wednesday, January 8.

It’s been far too long since we last saw some new content, but the good news is that January 2025 features many new episodes.

Fans might want to re-watch the Chicago P.D. fall finale from November 20.

The last episode featured Office Torres Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) coming clean about his relationship with Gloria Perez (played by Yara Martinez).

The fall finale was Chicago P.D. Season 12, Episode 8, and it is streaming on Peacock.

As a reminder, Officer Kim Burgess (Marina Squerciati) has also been promoted to detective. The only person who outranks her on the team is Hank Voight (Jason Beghe).

The Chicago P.D. winter premiere details

The first new episode of Chicago P.D. for 2025 arrives on Wednesday, January 8 at 10/9c. The installment is called Friends...

Chicago Pd has lost some major players over the last few seasons. It hasn't been easy for the writers, the fans, or the remaining cast members. That said, the show is still going strong. The new characters that have come in have done a great job, and the veterans continue to compel with their layered and lived-in performances.

We had Chicago Pd bringing up the rear in terms of which One Chicago winter premiere we were most eager to watch, but that doesn't mean there haven't been exciting developments throughout the first half of season 12. In fact, we've compiled a list of them below.

Hank Voight's potential love interest Chicago P.D. -- "The After" Episode 12004 -- Pictured: (l-r) Jason Beghe as Sgt. Hank Voight, Sara Bues as Asa Chapman

Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) is not a romantic fellow. He's dedicated to the job, and he still cares deeply about his late wife,...

One Chicago is always good for a surprising death or two. The franchise traffics in very intense settings, whether it be a police station, a hospital or a firehouse, so there are bound to be instances in which characters put their life on the line. It comes with the job description.

Chicago Med, Chicago Fire and Chicago Pd have given fans shocking deaths throughout the years, but 2024 was different. None of the main characters from these shows died, but they were seriously impacted by the deaths that occured around them. As such, we decided to look back at the ones that had the biggest impact in 2024 (which means the tail end of the previous season and the first half of the current season!).

Chicago Med suffered a major tragedy in season 9 finale Chicago Med -- "I Make a Promise, I Will Never Leave You" Episode 9005 -- Pictured: (l-r) Sophia Ali as Dr.

Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) did not have the easiest fall finale on Chicago Pd. The character's past mistakes caught up with him, and his attempt to control the damage basically put the entire Iu at risk. In the case of Kiana Cook (Toya Turner), Torres even put the lives of his peers at risk.

Fortunately, the character was able to escape and keep his life and job intact. The woman he had previously romanced died, but as we previously stated, that was an inevitable resolution. Torres is now single and hopefully on a more straight and narrow path.

Toya Turner sees the characters more as friends Chicago P.D. -- "Blood Bleeds Blue" Episode 12002 -- Pictured: Toya Turner as Kiana Cook -- (Photo by: Lori Allen/NBC)

Fans have noticed some notable chemistry between Torres and Cook, and the desire to see these two engage in something slightly more...

The fall finales of the One Chicago franchise all focus on characters who consider themselves outsiders. Dr. Dean Archer (Steven Weber) in Chicago Med, Chief Dom Pascal (Dermot Mulroney) and paramedic Lizzie Novak (Jocelyn Hudon) in Chicago Fire, and Officer Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) in Chicago P.D. all encounter a common issue when it comes to balancing personal dilemmas and their work. These characters are morally conflicted because they struggle to distinguish between their past struggles and current occupations.

Dr. Archer has led the Ed for the past few years after working in the Navy. Pascal is the new Chief of Firehouse 51 after working as Chief in a Miami firehouse, while Novak has floated around firehouses before joining 51. Torres works with the Intelligence Unit but has a criminal past. In their respective One Chicago finales, they are all forced to question whether they can belong and work with...

Chicago Pd is a case of the week show by and large. Likes its One Chicago peers, though, Med and Fire, the show does typically set up a few plot points that take longer to resolve. A case that spans a few different episodes. A decision by a character that takes weeks to make. Or a villain that takes an entire season to vanquish.

Chicago Pd has some of the best villains in the entire One Chicago franchise. It helps that the show deals with the most sordid subject matter, meaning villains can be as gnarly and cunning as one can possibly imagine. And we're excited to confirm that the next major Pd villain is someone you already know well.

Deputy Chief Reid made a chilling offer to Voight Chicago P.D. -- "House of Cards" Episode 921 -- Pictured: Jason Beghe as Hank Voight -- (Photo by: Lori Allen/NBC...

Chicago Pd went out with a bang for its fall finale. The season 12 episode "Penance" saw the resolution of a Dante Torres arc that established in season 11, and was left curiously open ended. It was nice to see the arc come back into play, even if the results were tragic and potentially damaging to the Iu in the long term.

Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) put his life and his career on the line when he struck up a romance with informant Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez). It was a situation that the young officer narrowly got away with in season 11, but when Perez returned for the fall finale, it was clear that he would not get lucky twice.

Gloria Perez was killed in the fall finale's closer Chicago P.D. -- "Escape" Episode 11004 -- Pictured: (l-r) Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Dante Torres, Yara Martinez as Gloria Perez -- (Photo by: Lori...

Caught in the eye of the storm is Benjamin Levy Aguilar's Dante Torres. Chicago P.D. Season 12, Episode 7, "Contrition" saw secrets from the past emerge to haunt Torres in the present day. His secret, inappropriate affair with Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez) in Chicago P.D. Season 11, is set to become common knowledge with Intelligence. With Officer Kiana Cook's (Toya Turner) cover blown as a direct result of his lips remaining sealed. The aftershocks will likely have some major consequences for Torres, especially with Deputy Chief Reid sniffing around.

It's alot more difficult to bear when the consequences of one's actions are meted out to innocent bystanders and friends. Nothing typically scares Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar), but this week's episode of Chicago P.D. is sure to test the officer's mettle. His secret affair with an informant, Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez), in Chicago P.D. Season 11 is about to blow back in his face, and sadly caught in the crossfire, might be Torres' colleague, Kiana Cook (Toya Turner), who is currently working on a case undercover in Gloria's organization.

There are certain transgressions from our past we'd all like buried there, never to be resurrected. For Officer Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) in Chicago P.D. Season 12, that would be his relationship with his informant, Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez). Spouse to major drug trafficker, Rafael Perez, Gloria had been cultivated as an asset by Torres while he was undercover. The relationship morphed into something romantic, and now it's all about to come out in Wednesday's episode, titled "Penance." His secret relationship with Gloria is about to be outed with the rest of Intelligence, and Aguilar has offered his thoughts on what looks like a worse-case scenario.

Dante Torres cannot catch a break. He was introduced as the heir apparent to Jay Halstead (Jesse Lee Soffer), but he has proven to be anything but. Both men display bravery in the field, but Halstead tried to play things by the book, whereas Torres has gotten into one morally complicated mess after another.

The biggest mistake of Torres' career, thus far, has been starting up an affair with informant Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez). The season 11 arc came and went, sparing the rookie cop of an ugly fate, but Gloria is back just in time for the fall finale, and it does not bode well for Torres' future with the Iu. That's actually an understatement: it doesn't bode well for Torres' future as a person.

Pd star teases 'worst case-scenario' for Torres Chicago P.D. -- "Off Switch" Episode 12003 -- Pictured: (l-r) Laroyce Hawkins as Officer Kevin Atwater, Marina Squerciati as Officer Kim Burgess,...

Officer Kiana Cook (Toya Turner) is the latest addition to Chicago P.D.'s Intelligence Unit. Despite her fairly green experience within the unit, Cook found herself going undercover in Chicago P.D. Season 12, Episode 7, as the unit sought to crack a drug operation headed by Gloria (Yara Martinez). While the undercover operation was well planned, everything that could go wrong did. Gloria, who was Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) love interest, put the pieces together and Cook found out about Torres and Gloria's prior history. Turner, who plays Cook, has discussed how the officer felt regarding the mission.

Officer Dante Torres’ past indiscretions return with a vengeance in “Contrition,” an episode of Chicago Pd that’s less about subtle character development and more about twisting the knife—or, in this case, injecting a rookie cop with a near-lethal dose of cartel-approved poison. Torres’ (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) affair with Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez)—now operating under the […]

Chicago Pd Season 12, Episode 7 Recap “Contrition”...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Chicago P.D. Season 12 Episode 7 “Contrition.”] Life is about to get rough for Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) on Chicago P.D. Gloria (Yara Martinez), his complicated love interest, once again is in the middle of one of Intelligence’s investigations—and the unit’s newest member, Cook (Toya Turner), goes undercover since she’s the only one the other woman doesn’t know. But Cook’s cover is blown, and she’s Mia at the end of the latest episode. Below, Aguilar teases what’s next. It seems like everything that can go wrong does go wrong at the end of this episode. Gloria realizes who Cook is, Cook learns the truth about Torres and Gloria, then they’re Mia. How is Torres feeling about all of that and the situation that both he and Cook are in the middle of? Benjamin Levy Aguilar: Oh my God, not great. He’s seen better ...

The Chicago P.D. fall finale is upon us. Though it may seem like the season just started, it’s time for the long winter hiatus.

The writers brought back Gloria Perez, the former wife of notorious drug lord Rafael Perez. She also killed Rafael while serving as an informant for Intelligence.

Actress Yara Martinez plays Gloria and guest-starred on the November 13 episode. It complicated things for Office Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) because they struck up a relationship.

Officer Kim Burgess (Marina Squerciati) has also been caught up in events, as she covered for Torres and never reported what he did.

Now, it looks like Gloria is the new drug kingpin in Chicago. She stepped into the vacancy caused by her former husband’s death.

Officer Kiana Cook (Toya Turner) is now Mia after a bust went south. Gloria appeared to figure out that Cook was undercover to bust her.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Chicago P.D. Season 12 Episode 7 “Contrition.”] Chicago P.D. isn’t about to kill off another new member of Intelligence in Season 12 … right? Officer Cook (Toya Turner) is thrown right into the action and drama of the unit when she goes undercover for the first time in an attempt to take down a drug operation since Gloria (Yara Martinez)—Torres’ (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) love interest—will recognize everyone else. But the episode ends with pretty much everything going wrong: Gloria puts the pieces together. Cook finds out about Torres and Gloria. Then the two women are Mia. Below, Turner opens up about that ending and teases what’s ahead. It seems like everything that can go wrong does go wrong. What can you say about how Cook feels about the position she’s in once Gloria puts the pieces together? Toya Turner: I think she feels betrayed by Torres. I think she is ...

Warning: The following contains spoilers for Chicago P.D. Season 12, Episode 7. Proceed at your own risk!

On this Wednesday’s Chicago P.D., Intelligence newcomer Kiana Cook went undercover to investigate Torres’ informant — and unbeknownst to Cook, his former lover — Gloria (guest star Yara Martinez).

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Toward the end of the episode, Gloria put the pieces together and realized that...

Officer Kiana Cook is new to the Intelligence unit, but Chicago P.D. isn’t wasting any time throwing her into the fray once more.

In this Wednesday’s episode (NBC, 10/9c), when Torres’ informant/lover Gloria (guest star Yara Martinez) resurfaces, Cook goes undercover since she’s the only one on the team whom Gloria doesn’t know. Out on her own among potentially dangerous criminals, having to pretend to be clueless, leads to a “scary” situation for Cook, her portrayer Toya Turner previews below.

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Chicago P.D. fans were worried about Kim Burgess during and after the latest episode. Many folks began searching to find out if she was leaving.

Officer Kim Burgess has been working with Intelligence for nearly 12 years. She began by helping them with cases as an officer but was later invited to become an integral part of the Intelligence team.

During Chicago P.D. Season 12, Episode 6, Burgess was tested to become a detective, but she had to jump through many hoops.

Detective Suarez (played by Elizabeth Rodriguez) was assigned to shadow her, with Deputy Chief Reid (Shawn Hatosy) asking for constant updates.

Burgess and Suarez solved the case they were investigating, and Burgess was promoted to detective.

Suarez felt Burgess should be moved away from Intelligence, but Reid stepped in and placed Burgess back with Intelligence. Many questions about that situation are lingering.

Gloria Perez returns to Chicago P.D.; Burgess...

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The Chicago P.D. hiatus ended with a new episode on Wednesday night.

When we last saw the show, Dante Torres was finishing up an undercover case to bring down a drug boss, Rafel Perez (Julio Cedillo).

During that case, Torres became romantically involved with the wife of Rafel Perez, Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez).

In a dramatic conclusion, Gloria killed Rafel. Rather than run, she told Torres she was remaining in Chicago. It could mean the story circles back later.

Also, earlier this season, the Chicago P.D. cast added actress Bojana Novakovic as Detective Josephine Petrovic. The quirky detective helped Intelligence on several cases, but Upton (Tracy Spiridakos) became suspicious of her and discovered a drinking problem.

A serial killer also remained on the loose, but this new episode was focused on a separate case.

Chicago P.D. Season 11, Episode 10 recap

A little girl walked into the district as Upton and...

The new episode of Chicago P.D. returned viewers to the undercover operation Dante Torres has been working on.

It was revealed that Torres had been undercover for 36 days when the episode began. He was trying to take down the Rafael Perez drug ring (played by Julio Cesar Cedillo).

Torres was already getting too deep and had been sleeping with his informant. Actress Yara Martinez was back to continue her role as Gloria Perez (wife of the drug boss).

Rather than getting closer to answers, Torres had been relegated to working as a mechanic for the drug ring. But since the episode was focusing on him, it was clear something was about to happen.

The worse Perez treated Gloria, the more time she wanted to spend with Torres. It led to even more complications with the case.

Meanwhile, Torres spotted that a cousin to Perez was who he was leaning on...

Chicago P.D. is finally circling back to the Gloria Perez case.

This means Officer Dante Torres will be the member of Intelligence that the next new episode focuses on.

As Chicago P.D. fans have noticed, the show shifts between characters now, with singular episodes focusing on a character rather than the team.

This shift in presentation continues with a new episode called Somos Uno, where viewers learn what Torres (played by Benjamin Levy Aguilar) has been up to while undercover.

The Chicago P.D. cast introduced Yara Martinez as Gloria Perez earlier this season.

Perez became an informant for Torres as Intelligence worked to take down a drug ring. Things got messy at the end of that episode when Perez and Torres became intimate during the case.

Chicago P.D. Season 11, Episode 9 synopsis

“Torres’s personal involvement with an informant jeopardizes his safety and threatens to expose an undercover operation,...

There are some things you should not do: like running into oncoming traffic or drinking poison. Yet, sometimes we make choices we know can not be good for ourselves. On one cold Chicago night, Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) made the mistake of beginning a sexual relationship with a confidential informant. Chicago P.D. Season 11 circles back to this storyline in the upcoming episode. Episode 9 "Somos Uno" will be a Torres-centric hour as teased by the episode's promo and if hooking up with Gloria Perez (Yara Martinez) was bad, this time Torres is in even more danger because he has developed feelings.

A new episode of Chicago P.D. paid tribute to Carl Weathers.

“In memory of Carl Weathers,” read the title at the end of the February 7 episode.

Carl had been part of the One Chicago family, but he died earlier this month.

A statement from his family revealed that Carl had “died peacefully in his sleep on Thursday, February 1.”

“Carl was an exceptional human being who lived an extraordinary life,” read part of the note.

“Through his contributions to film, television, the arts and sports, he has left an indelible mark and is recognized worldwide and across generations. He was a beloved brother, father, grandfather, partner, and friend,” his family expressed.

Why did Chicago P.D. pay tribute to Carl Weathers?

Carl appeared on four episodes of Chicago P.D. as Mark Jefferies. Mark was the State’s Attorney in the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office. The character was...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Chicago P.D. Season 11 Episode 4 “Escape.”] Well, no one ever said that the members of Intelligence make the best decisions. The latest episode of Chicago P.D. sees the return of Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar), who took time off to help his mom, and for his first case back, he goes undercover in a drug trafficking organization and gets in as the new runner—and gets close to Gloria (Yara Martinez), the wife of the head of the operation. Torres works to flip her as an informant, and the two connect. As Gloria worries about herself since they don’t have her husband at the end of the episode, she remarks that Torres is just like her—and they kiss. Below, Aguilar talks about that questionable choice and more. Torres and Gloria at the end—why? What draws him to her? Is it because she was able to get under his skin?...

Chicago P.D. has added a notable new character for the upcoming episode, Escape.

In addition to Officer Dante Torres (played by Benjamin Levy Aguilar) finally getting screen time, several new characters get introduced on February 7.

As advertised in the new Chicago P.D. episode promo, Intelligence aims to take down the city’s biggest drug lord.

Torres must go undercover during the new episode to get more information, allowing the writers to showcase the character again.

For the first three episodes of Chicago P.D. Season 11, Torres has been furloughed to spend time with his mother.

Now, Torres returns for a case that could take a few episodes to resolve.

Who plays Gloria Perez on Chicago P.D.?

Actress Yara Martinez has been called on to play the role of Gloria Perez on the February 7 Chicago P.D. episode.

She is featured in many episode images that have been released, as well as the television promo running on NBC.

A new Chicago P.D. episode is finally going to feature Officer Dante Torres.

The energetic Intelligence member had been furloughed to open the season, with the writers explaining that Torres was with his mom.

His absence was glaring, especially since the team still misses Detective Jay Halstead (played by Jesse Lee Soffer).

Actor Benjamin Levy Aguilar joined the Chicago P.D. cast while Halstead was still around, but he became integral in Halstead’s absence during Season 10.

Chicago P.D. Season 11 began without Torres, as the writers focused on other characters to carry the stories.

The Chicago P.D. season premiere focused on Detective Hailey Upton, the second episode was about Officer Adam Ruzek and his struggles to return to work, and the January 31 episode featured Office Kim Burgess.

Now it’s finally Torres time.

Chicago P.D. Season 11, Episode 4 synopsis

“Returning from furlough, Torres goes undercover in a tense and high-stakes drug trafficking case,...

We are two episodes into Season 11 of Chicago P.D., and Officer Dante Torres has not appeared.

The Intelligence team member joined the show to replace Detective Jay Halstead (played by Jesse Lee Soffer).

Torres was brought in by Halstead to help the team but ended up taking the open slot, thanks to Hank Voight (Jason Beghe).

Actor Benjamin Levy Aguilar works well on the show and brings something fresh to a group that has been together for years.

But Chicago P.D. fans have many questions after his character vanished for the first two episodes of Season 11.

A throwaway line at the beginning of the season premiere revealed that Torres was furloughed to spend time with his mom.

When does Torres return to Chicago P.D.?

Fans hoping for Officer Dante Torres’s return now have an answer from Benjamin Levy Aguilar.

Benjamin posted image photos from an upcoming Chicago P.D. episode.

"Her clock is ticking, her days are numbered." She'll try anything! That's the premise for this film. Vertical Ent. has revealed an official trailer for an indie pregnancy comedy called Good Egg, which will be available to watch on VOD this weekend. It premiered last year and has been waiting for a release ever since. A high school drama teacher, after failed attempts with IVF to conceive a child, considers an unconventional egg donor scenario that plunges her into a dangerous & exhilarating adventure with her husband involving some criminals. Starring Yara Martinez as Jessica, with Andrea Londo, Nicholas Cirillo, Priscilla Lopez, Myles Clohessy, Haas Manning, Sharinna Allan, Joel Johnstone, Nick Creegan, and Ben Wang. Alas, this seems too crazy and over-the-top to be any good. Both of the posters are better than the footage. // Continue Reading ›...

Exclusive: Ahead of TIFF, Concourse Media has sold North American and UK rights on the adventure comedy Good Egg, starring Jane The Virgin actor Yara Martinez, to Vertical.

Written and directed by Nicole Gomez Fisher (Sleeping with the Fishes), the pic follows a warmhearted schoolteacher, played by Martinez, who inadvertently gets plunged into a dangerous scheme by her suspicious IVF egg donor, played by Andrea Londo (Narcos). As the thrilling escapade unfolds, Yara and her husband, played by Joel Johnstone (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), must outsmart their criminal pursuers amidst escalating chaos.

The film was produced by Fisher alongside Dorottya Mathe and Martinez. Martinez and Londo star alongside Priscilla Lopez (Maid in Manhattan), Joseph Melendez (Ozark), and Sharinna Allan (Billions), alongside Johnstone, Nick Creegan (Law and Order: Organized Crime), Haas Manning (Blue Bloods) and Nicholas Cirillo (Outer Banks). The film is set for a November release.

“Releasing a movie with...

Vmi Worldwide to handle worldwide sales.

Vmi Releasing has acquired North American distribution rights to Verdi Productions’ Bryan Greenberg and Griffin Dunne opioid crisis thriller Junction out of the Cannes market.

Greenberg, whose acting credits include How to Make It In America, wrote and directed the story which tackles the crisis from the viewpoints of three people who must reckon with the consequences of their choices: the CEO of a pharmaceutical company, a doctor, and a patient.

The cast includes Sophia Bush, Ashley Madekwe, Ryan Eggold, Jamie Chung, Josh Peck, Michaela Conlin, Yara Martinez, Dascha Polanco, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Dash Mihok,...