A riveting police drama about the men and women of the Chicago Police Department's District 21 who put it all on the line to serve and protect their community. District 21 is made up of two distinctly different groups: the uniformed cops who patrol the beat and go head-to-head with the city's street crimes and the Intelligence Unit that combats the city's major offenses - organized crime, drug trafficking, high profile murders and beyond.
The best episode of "Chicago P.D." season 3 is "Life Is Fluid", rated 8.5/10 from 677 user votes. It was directed by Arthur W. Forney and written by Craig Gore, Tim Walsh. "Life Is Fluid" aired on 9/30/2015 and is rated 0.4 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Natural Born Storyteller".
A bust to bring down a heroin kingpin goes horribly awry. Olinsky reveals a dark secret from his past, and Halstead tries to get through to a spiraling Lindsay.
Director: Arthur W. Forney
Writer: Craig Gore, Tim Walsh
A child abduction case hits too close to home for Dawson. Lindsay and Bunny's relationship reaches a critical impasse and Roman reveals his secret to Burgess.
Director: Mark Tinker
Writer: Mike Weiss
The team is terrorized by a gun-wielding father who is desperate to find his missing daughter. Bunny stirs up accusations of misconduct from Voight's past.
Director: Fred Berner
Writer: Eduardo Javier Canto, Ryan Maldonado
Voight seeks revenge on the man who tried to kill him. A rumor causes a rift in Intelligence.
Director: Rohn Schmidt
Writer: Michael Brandt, Derek Haas
Ruzek's job is on the line after an ill-fated undercover op.
Director: Mark Tinker
Writer: Cole Maliska
The team investigates a band of rogue operatives.
Director: Lin Oeding
Writer: Craig Gore, Tim Walsh
The team investigates a Columbine-like threat at a private school. Atwater seeks out a mentor; Olinsky's marriage faces a crisis.
Director: Charlotte Brändström
Writer: Timothy J. Sexton
The team discovers the mutilated body of a government official while responding to an informant's tip about an upcoming drug trade. Meanwhile, Burgess helps plan a surprise for Platt.
Director: Nick Gomez
Writer: Mike Weiss
The discovery of a headless body in Lake Michigan points to Hank's mob connections. Roman risks everything to help a grieving mother.
Director: Terry Miller
Writer: Craig Gore, Tim Walsh
Intelligence investigates a doctor who gave his patients lethal doses of chemotherapy. Roman fights a wrongful shooting investigation. The crossover starts on Chicago Fire S04E10 The Beating Heart (I) and Chicago Med S01E05 Malignant (II).
Director: Holly Dale
Writer: Holly Dale
Intelligence hunts down a crew responsible for a rape and robbery rampage. Lindsay is abducted on an undercover operation.
Director: Mark Tinker
Writer: Mo Masi
Voight arranges for his former cellmate, Eddie Little, to be a CI in an effort to bring down a major cocaine supplier. Burgess makes a major move regarding her relationship with Ruzek. Roman develops a plan to help fund Platt and Mouch's wedding.
Director: Fred Berner
Writer: Craig Gore, Tim Walsh
Lindsay goes undercover to catch a rogue cop who targets women at casinos. Platt risks her life in a negotiation crisis.
Director: Rohn Schmidt
Writer: Cole Maliska, Mike Weiss
SVU joins Chicago P.D. in a manhunt for two notorious escaped serial killers. The crossover starts on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit S17E14 Nationwide Manhunt (I).
Director: Michael Grossman
Writer: Jamie Pachino
While working at a sobriety checkpoint, Burgess finds a duffel bag full of heroin in the truck of a respected college professor who claims to know nothing about how the drugs ended up there. At District, Roman expresses his desires to become a Field Training Office to Platt, and Mouse sets Halstead up with an off-duty security job working for the attractive owner of a medical marijuana clinic.
Director: Nick Gomez
Writer: Timothy J. Sexton
When a young boy is executed, Intelligence turn to the boy's parents for information and upon further investigation, discover the father has a criminal background and was a part of a local gang.
Director: Jean de Segonzac
Writer: Matt Olmstead
While out on a bank run for his off-duty security job at the dispensary, Halstead and his co-workers find themselves under attack by a violent robbery crew. Meanwhile Roman, Burgess, Antonio, Halstead, Ruzek and Atwater follow-up on a lead and track down a potential suspect.
Director: Jann Turner
Writer: Craig Gore, Tim Walsh
While responding to a call of shots fired, Voight, Antonio, Halstead and the team come across a secret battered woman's shelter and discover the owner has been wounded and a resident of the shelter has been kidnapped. Burgess and Roman go undercover to track down a man robbing people by catfishing them on a dating app. Lindsay opens up to Halstead about her past.
Director: David Rodriguez
Writer: Eduardo Javier Canto, Ryan Maldonado
When Burgess and Lindsay respond to a call about a stabbing, the assailant turns out to be a kidnapping victim escaping her captor; Ruzek accuses Roman of having feelings for Burgess.
Director: Mark Tinker
Writer: Mo Masi
Responding to a call about a suspicious duffel bag at the Chicago Lakefront, Voight is horrified to discover that the bag contains the frigid and unmoving body of a newborn baby. Meanwhile, Voight is surprised to hear that his son is in town and Burgess and Roman grow closer.
Director: Nick Gomez
Writer: Jamie Pachino
Burgess gives chase after Roman is wounded by a hooded perp who opened fire on their patrol car and shoots who she thinks is the suspect, but no gun is found at the scene—and the person she shot is a 17-year-old honor student.
Director: Jean de Segonzac
Writer: Matt Olmstead, Michael Brandt, Derek Haas
Lindsay and Halstead respond to a shots fired call and discover one survivor: a young girl. Antonio and Olinsky investigate a "self help" group. Platt makes the case to Crowley for why Burgess and Roman should remain partners.
Director: Lin Oeding
Writer: Mike Weiss
In the Season 3 finale, the team investigates the murder of a single mom who was in contact with Voight's now-reformed son, who was himself brutally assaulted. Meanwhile, Roman makes a major decision and Crowley plans to make changes within the unit.
Director: Mark Tinker
Writer: Craig Gore, Tim Walsh