Chicago PD Season 12 Final’s Death & Burzek’s Finding Scene addressed by Showrunner

Warning: contains spoilers for the final of season 12 of Chicago PD.

Nbc Chicago PD broadcast his final on Wednesday May 21, officially closing the final of the broadcast season A chicago night. The payment sees the character of Shawn Hatosy, Reid, shot down, but the real twist occurs when Chapman discovers that Voight sanctioned his death. Voight tells Chapman that he has no more, which implies a potential end to what had been built between them.

However, “VOWS” ends with a happier note for another couple. Burgess and Ruzek finally descended into the aisle after years of a Romance of Will, they are not. The episode ends with the characters of the altar, and the showrunner Gwen Sigan confirms that the wedding takes place. The question of whether fans can see more of the ceremony is something that will be decided when he returns to the writer’s room for Chicago PD Season 13.

I met Sigan about Reid’s death, Voight’s relationship with Chapman, and what to expect now that Burzek is officially married.

Sigan debated to keep Reid alive in Chicago PD

“I just had the impression that that was what all of this was about. But we thought about it, because we also love the actor.”

Screenrant: Reid is killed, but Shawn Hatosy is just such a big actor. Was there never a time when you thought: “Hey, maybe we can keep it”?

Gwen Sigan: Absolutely. I don’t think we never thought we could buy it as a character and make it less dark than him. But we certainly arrived at a point where we said to ourselves, “Are we really going to kill him? We don’t want to kill him. How can we recover it?”

He’s such a good antagonist for Voight, and it’s just a big actor, such a professional, and has always been reliable. We thought about it a lot. We could not find the ideal way. It was just that it was putting. But we thought about it, because we also like the actor.

Chapman discovers that Voight sanctioned Reid’s death. What does this mean for their relationship and confidence between them?

Gwen Sigan: It’s not good. It’s certainly not good. This last scene, for me, is very similar to a break. It is disorderly. It is certainly not definitive. I don’t think there is nothing there to play with it, but he establishes a border. He essentially said to him: “I am unable to do it. I am not able.”

He says: “I don’t have any more”, but I think it’s no longer the case “, I don’t know how to do it. I don’t think I can do it.” Chapman really hears it at that time. She understands it, understands it, and it’s almost like a break in something that has never really been able to materialize anyway. It was never really what she would have liked to be at some point.

Chicago PD season 13 can jump forward in time

“They are married, so that we can see him, or we can jump in the future and see them married and see what they do.”

Just before Reid dies, he said to Voight: “You are worse than me.” How much thought is it going to lead in the future?

Gwen Sigan: Voight is so interesting because I don’t think that processes like a normal human being. At that time, I think he was able to brush it fairly quickly, but it is one of those things that will haunt him a little. And we have seen that he has become a little more self-reflected, whether he wants to admit or not.

I think last season, dealing with the death of the previous season, he was on this quest for almost “what can I have more in my life?” And he almost took a step back. And so I think these words will continue to come in his head, even if it’s just in his subconscious.

The good news is that Burgess and Ruzek finally arrive at the altar, but the episode ends. Will there be a time jump, where will the next episode resume where we stopped?

Gwen Sigan: What do you know? We have not yet returned to the room. So I think that all these options are options. In my mind, yes, the whole marriage took place. They are married, so we can see it, either we can jump in the future and see them married and see what they do. So we have options.

What do you imagine that this scenario looks like both after all these years of will or not?

Gwen Sigan: It’s going to be so nice. I think it will be really nice. There are so many interesting ways to play a married couple on television and show this relationship and what this relationship looks like. I hope we have the chance to explore all of this.

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About Chicago PD Season 12

Of the famous award -winning executive producer of the Emmy Award Dick Wolf

“Chicago PD” is a fascinating police drama on men and women of the elite intelligence unit of the Chicago police department, fighting the most odious offenses in the city – organized crime, drug trafficking, high -level murders and beyond. In the center of “Chicago PD” is the SGT. Hank Voight (Jason Beghe), who is in Ground Zero against the war against crime in Chicago and is fiercely determined but complicated.

The intelligence unit will be tested because it learns to work effectively with a new assistant police chief. In addition, a new member has been added to his ranks – officer Kiana Cook, a tough patrol agent ready to prove his value in the unit.

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Chicago PD Season 12 is available to broadcast on Peacock.