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'Chicago PD' Season 3 Episode 17 Recap: Through the Eyes of Halstead

This week's episode of the hit TV series 'Chicago PD' has been an eye opener for everyone. the team clearly outdid theirselves again as tey try to show things through Halsead's perspective. So, if you know exactly what we're talking about, then congrats. But if you don't, then clealy you haven't watched the recent episode of the show. Regardless of that, here are snippets about the episode.

As mentioned, the episode circled around Halstead and his new job. But, as fast as he got his job, the faster he might lose it too. Judging from what happened in the routine bank drop, everything turned haywire and twists and turns got all over.

Halstead barely managed to hold it together to see the case through. Luckily he did though, because he was the only who could positively ID the guy when they eventually did track him down. This is the one thing that is allowing him to keep his job but still Voight is teetering on whether or not to take him off the case.

On another note, Hasltead saw Terry lose his life while working his security job at the dispensary. This one event sent off a chain of emotions that probably showed off a more violent side of the character than we’ve seen. Terry was getting ready to start a family, and he cannot bear the thought of having this child grow up without a father. That’s why he was not exactly too accommodating to those responsible.

After all that has happened and all tahts he has seen, there is no wonder that Halstead is weighing things on whether he should continue working there. He saw first hand how Jay was told by Voight to take a brief medical leave, and he also informed Brianna that he would send her the names of some good cops looking for extra money.

Curious of what will happen next? Stay tuned for more updates.

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