Hence why everyone's going to Canada to get it

I was about to say. There's a bunch of people hacking insulin pumps too to stretch out their doses. Every year, there's cases in the US of people dying of lack of insulin. You guys live in a dystopia.

@@Rabascanwe’re a third-world country wearing a Gucci belt.

There's a black market for everything...

Isn’t that what insurance is for?

The One Chicago shows, especially PD, were absolutely the best, quality-wise, back in the earlier seasons. The writing of the storylines and characters, and thus, also the writing of the couples, was the best during the first six seasons. The golden times of PD will always be seasons 1-6 plus the Infection crossover episodes of season 7, so the start of season 7, but after the Infection episodes, PD went dramatically downhill. And especially the first four seasons of PD are the most brilliant, the four seasons of Linstead. Every character was fully fleshed out back then, the Unit interacted with each other all the time, acting like a real team and a family, gathering for a beer at Molly's, the action scenes were f0cking brilliant and way better than today, and the criminal cases were way better written as well. Voight nowadays is a very bland character compared to who he was in the early seasons; now he literally almost only pops up in the episodes giving cliche orders to the team and sitting in his office behind his desk, while back then he was a total badass, constantly meeting Chicago criminals to do his masterful dirty games and protect the city, he had family which made things more interesting (Justin, Erin), and he took part in action way more than today on the show. Same with Jay: if you rewatch the show, Jay was freaking badass (his fight with the Latin Kings gang member in 1x11 is still the best fight in the Chicago PD history), he had his trademark, sarcastic sense of humor, he was great with Erin, and he had great friendship and banter with both Antonio and Mouse, and with Ruzek as well! And he was absolutely on the same page with Voight by season 3. Yet since mid-season 7 the stupid new producers and the new writers came on board, and literally retconned and changed most of the characters and the tone of the entire show. The whole show became toned down and less badass because of the George Floyd case, and the pressure from the public to tone down the show, which they did. Jay and Voight in particular became the victims of this change. They started once again writing Jay and Voight fighting when this didn't make sense because Jay and Voight were only getting closer earlier. Then the humor totally disappeared from the show, the show is just dark and depressing now, while back in the early years it was dark and badass but balanced with brilliant humor and lighter scenes (just watch Chicago PD humor videos-edits here on KZfaq, you will get what I mean). And btw, this is also why the Jay actor - Jesse Lee Soffer - left the show. He said himself, in various interviews, 3-4 years before leaving, that he wanted Jay to become closer to Voight, and he wasn't very enthusiastic about the writers giving Jay yet another workplace romance, but the producers and writers did exactly the opposite of this, so the opposite of what the actor wanted, lol. So no wonder he left. My point is, that everything was better on PD during the first six years: couples, writing of the characters, and writing of the criminal cases. And this is why Linstead was the best too: the writing was just in general so much better back then, that the writers actually knew how to write couples and romance. Nowadays it's all dull and ridiculous drama when it comes to most couples.

Bold of you to assume he was speaking the truth, or that he was only wearing one

Atwater y Antonio tampoco están nada mal

We Canadians are a friendly bunch, just be careful we have our bad sides

YEEESSS! In real life the proper criminals just pick a spot on the wall and stare at it. They rarely break and give the whole thing up!

And no wonder perps get out on technicalities. Sophia Bush seems to not be able to enunciate the syllables in her words, so her crime descriptions get misinterpreted ... thus a techno ... compliments of Bush's terrible enunciation skills.

Unless he's really brazen enough to try it.

They don't know his exact condition so he could possibly get up again.

Only serves the po po any day in court.

he could have had a backup handgun, so they told him in case he could've drawn it.

The C8A2. is the carbine version and closer to the M4A1. The C7A1s you see here are more like the M16A4.

They helped with metal or glass, not body armor 🤦‍♂️

It was funny though

well, he killed other cops in this episode, maybe watch it. but everyone who is the main character in the team has to survive, it's obvious, right? And here you have a main team. you don't get how TV works, clearly.