Media Format : NTSC, Subtitled
Run time : 16 hours and 4 minutes
Release date : September 8, 2020
Actors : Jason Beghe, Jesse Lee Soffer, Patrick John Flueger
Subtitles: : French
Producers : Dick Wolf
Language : English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Studio : Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
ASIN : B08CM8NKF1
Number of discs : 6

The Chicago Police Department's toughest cops are back on the case in Season Seven of Chicago P.D., the unflinching crime drama from Emmy Award-winning executive producer Dick Wolf. Under the resolute command of Sergeant Hank Voight (Jason Beghe), the elite intelligence unit continues their relentless fight to take down the city's most dangerous criminals—even if it means bending the rules. But just how far is the squad willing to go to achieve justice and protect their own? After taking the fall for Dawson in the Internal Affairs investigation, Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger) has been arrested on charges of misconduct and obstruction. Plus, Voight is liable to draw suspicion in the murder of corrupt Superintendent Brian Kelton, the newly elected mayor with a vendetta against Voight's unit.

Chicago P.D. is full of action right off the bat and although it may not be the most realistic or factual cop show it is entertaining which is what TV is meant to be.

Chicago P.D. is a spin off of Chicago Fire but you certainly don't have to have seen Chicago Fire to enjoy it. However, there is a lot of background on the main leader of the cops from Chicago Fire in which he was really presented as a bad guy. A lot of that has since been slightly washed down although he certainly does things that other conventional cop shows don't show. Which is one of the main things that makes this Chicago P.D. show good.

All of the main cops are very good but Chicago P.D. does not feel as edgy as it really could. There was however an absolute shock a few weeks ago in one episode but I won't mention it since it is a spoiler. More of those shocks would be warranted.