Summary
Deputy Chief Charlie Reid (Shawn Hatosy) and Hank Voight’s (Jason Beghe) dangerous gamecontinues inChicago P.D.season 12, episode 22, which is the final episode of the season. WhenChicago P.D.premiered in 2014, fans were introduced to the members of the Intelligence Unit, and over more than a decade, these clever characters have been ready for anything and everything. The series has done an excellent job bringing inminor characters like Nicole Silver (Jules Wilcox)who make a huge and powerful impact while focusing on the IU officers who risk their lives daily.
BothChicago P.D.andChicago Medhave had compelling seasons, andnowit’s time to see if the Intelligence Unit can win against Reid… or if the season 12 villain is going to come out even stronger.
How To Watch Chicago P.D. Season 12, Episode 22, “Vows”
Chicago P.D.season 12, episode 22, “Vows” willair Wednesday, May 21st, 2025 at 10 p.m. E.T.on NBC. Fans can alsostream the episode the next day, Thursday, May 22nd, 2025, on Peacock.
Theofficial episode description forChicago P.D.season 12, episode 22 reads:
“Forced to cease operations while under investigation by Internal Affairs, Intelligence goes off-book to bring down Reid once and for all; Ruzek and Burgess consider delaying their nuptials amid the uncertainty.”
Inthe previous episode, Voight attempts to catch Reid in the act as Voight knows the truth now. Then, Reid beats Voight at his own game and decides to mess with the Intelligence Unit. At the end of season 12, episode 21,Reid had Dante Torres (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) and Kim Burgess (Marina Squerciati) fired.
TheChicago P.D.season 12 finale continues this dark and difficult storylineas the Intelligent Unit is now being looked into, and fans aren’t sure who will be able to stay on. After watching Reid manipulate his position of power and undermine Voight throughoutall of season 12,viewers are ready to see a solid and logical resolution. Thankfully, the episode description says the characters are focused on winning against Reid. Hopefully, the IU officers will get their jobs back, Reid will face the consequences of his actions, and Voight can move on.
Whilemost fans are on Voight’s side, others see some parallels between Reid and Voight’s old personality. Reid has been a fascinating character to observe since he makes it easier to see Voight has grown and become more vulnerable over the years.Redditor @Ok_Limit6636wrote:
“I was hoping that Reid would improve and become a legit ally/friend to Voight especially after Voight saved him from getting shot in one of the previous episodes. It’s unfortunate that Reid just keeps getting worse. He cannot be redeemed.”
Redditor @TakasuXAiaska wrote in another thread:
“How ironic. Voight used to be like Reid too.”
Some season finales aren’t as exciting and fast-paced as fans expected, and viewers wantedmore action and storylines being wrapped up inThe Rookieseason 7 finale. However, theChicago P.D.season 12 finale can be satisfying if the Intelligence Unit gets a happy ending and Reid is forced to stop hurting them. Otherwise, it won’t feel like a true season finale, and fans won’t be satisfied.
The Chicago P.D. Season 12 Finale Will Also Focus On Burgess And Ruzek’s Wedding
Chicago P.D.season 12has shown how seriously both Kim Burgess and Adam Ruzek take their careers, andKim and Adam’s wedding will take center stage in theChicago P.D.season 12 finale. However, as TV fans know, sitcoms and dramas rarely feature weddings and other celebrations that go smoothly. Even before reading the description and seeing the promo for episode 22, it was clear that this day couldn’t happen without at least one obstacle. Although it might seem like the beloved couple onthe police TV dramawon’t actually get married because of all the chaos surrounding them,PEOPLEpublished images of Adam and Kim in their suit and gown, which suggests they go through with it.
AsPEOPLEreported, Marina Squerciati shared some wedding dresses on Instagram and was interested in hearing which ones viewers liked. Squerciati said:
“It had been so long, right? Three engagements, 12 years. I really felt like the fans deserved a say. That was really important to me. I wasn’t allowed to post the dress that ultimately was picked, but I really did take into consideration what the fans liked and then went in that direction.”
