Where's Voight? Chicago P.D.'s Latest Episode Leaves Fans Guessing
The latest episode of Chicago P.D., "Buried Pieces," throws fans for a loop with a noticeable absence: Sergeant Hank Voight. The tough-as-nails leader of the Intelligence Unit is nowhere to be seen, leaving viewers to wonder about his whereabouts.
A Cryptic Explanation
The only clue we get comes from Trudy Platt, who informs Upton that Voight is "out" and it's her call on how to handle a new case.
This vague statement sparks a flurry of speculation among fans. Did something happen to him? Is he on another undercover assignment? Or is he simply taking a well-deserved break?
The Aftermath of Tragedy
Given the recent traumatic events that have shaken the Intelligence Unit, it's plausible that Voight is taking time to process the grief and turmoil. The brutal murder of Officer Noah, orchestrated by a serial killer in "The Living Dead," left a gaping wound in the team, and Voight was particularly affected.
We witnessed his raw vulnerability and the intense emotional toll Noah's death took on him. As Jason Beghe, the actor who portrays Voight, explained in an interview with NBC Insider, "He gets his heart broken a lot.
And, I think what's happening now is that that split second of vulnerability and loss, it just went straight to anger and revenge and cruelty."
A Time for Healing?
Perhaps Voight's absence signifies a turning point for the hardened detective. He might be finally confronting the pain and seeking solace, a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness. This period of reflection could be crucial for him to heal and emerge stronger, ready to lead his team once more.
Voight's Return Confirmed
Fear not, Chicago P.D. devotees! The next episode, "The Water Line," promises Voight's return. The synopsis hints at a captivating storyline focused on Atwater and a case from his past. While Voight's absence may have left us with unanswered questions, his return will surely bring renewed intensity and resolve to the Intelligence Unit. Until then, we can only speculate about the nature of his "time off" and the impact it will have on the tough-as-nails sergeant.
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