This was the perfect introduction to Dick Wolf's newest. It melds seamlessly with the previously shown series, Chicago Fire and Chicago P.D. where the story line began. The story is brought to a successful conclusion in this episode.
If you were expecting it to be Law and Order, then you might be disappointed. On the other hand, this is part of the Chicago series and it's a different, and still very real, world. Since this episode was the completion of a three show arc, there wasn't a lot of individual character development, concentrating instead on the characters from previous parts of the arc. Given that, these characters appear believable and likable. I look forward to seeing then develop.
Finally in a nod to the show that started it all, Law and Order, the prosecuting attorney is named Mr. Stone. Perfect!
If you were expecting it to be Law and Order, then you might be disappointed. On the other hand, this is part of the Chicago series and it's a different, and still very real, world. Since this episode was the completion of a three show arc, there wasn't a lot of individual character development, concentrating instead on the characters from previous parts of the arc. Given that, these characters appear believable and likable. I look forward to seeing then develop.
Finally in a nod to the show that started it all, Law and Order, the prosecuting attorney is named Mr. Stone. Perfect!