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Orlinsky gets arrested for Bingham's murder, and Voight calls in a favor as a last-ditch effort to clear his name.
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Season 5, Episode 21, Allegiance,
Halstead (Jesse Lee Soffer) and Atwater (LaRoyce Hawkins) go undercover to prevent military-grade weapons from hitting the street. Meanwhile, Voight (Jason Beghe) calls in a favor as a last-ditch effort to clear Olinsky’s (Elias Koteas) name for Bingham’s murder.
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@Poke-ladd Год назад

I hated how some plots were side lined, especially the potential stuff involving that gym program and his daughters

@nightwingman666 Год назад

Well at the time they were pandering to the masses of Halstead the horn dog and his latest hay roll.

@sugibear123 8 месяцев назад

the jail guard is the one that got paid

@iixdylan5676 Год назад

Love this show❤😊

@MotherofDrogon-2011_ Год назад

Oh my God this is so heartbreaking for me, Al was one of my favorite character in this show I miss him a lot and I cried so much and for so long 😭😭😭😭💜💜💜💜

@swethetster Год назад

u mean the anime female that got stab to death?

@MotherofDrogon-2011_ Год назад

@@swethetster excuse me but I think you should read what you just wrote 😉😉

@nightwingman666 Год назад

One of the things the show lacks in recent seasons is a foil for Voight someone who plays off this more maverick traits who sticks to their guns and reigns him in. Al came up with him since the old days even if Al was willing to go along with Voight’s way he was the level headed of them both and even though Voight and Antonio butted heads they did have a genuine friendship. It does not work with Halstead and Upton because they seem more like kids who need baby sitting rather than equals to their boss.

@ellie-mayshrubb2705 Год назад

I love u guys so muchhhh 😊😊

@MsMaryPatricia Год назад

When I first started watching this show I kinda got Voigt. He bent the rules but he got the right results and put the bad guys in jail. The more I watched the more I realised that's bs and he embodied every cop who "bent the rules" to "get the right result". He was a crooked cop who enforced the rules for HIS views on justice. Everyone knew he had a stash of money which he amassed from his years of crocked dealings. There was even an episode on this. When his supposed best friend got put in prison for covering up a murder Voight was responsible for, and Orlinsky took the fall, all Orlinsky asked for was Voight to pay for his legal fees. Voight told him that he gave his money to his grandkid (who he barely knew) and couldn't help him. I remembering watching that episode and thinking WTF? What's even more bizarre is that Orlinsky just accepted it. What started out as a gritty show, just descended into drama and bs. I dipped out after a few seasons so maybe it got better, but I doubt it.

@matthewforsyth284 Год назад

Dude you do realize that hank could’ve been doing this as a favor for all and not because of bribes right and that the money could’ve been from him working as a cop and money he could’ve had from other legal means you do know that right!?

@MsMaryPatricia Год назад

@@matthewforsyth284 What? Did you watch earlier episodes? Voight was crocked and made a lot of money from that. It was why Olinsky thought he would pay for his lawyer, them being best friends and all. Voight not paying for Olinsky's lawyer made no sense. It was one of the major plot holes and why I stopped watching. Voight went from "I'll protect you guys no matter what" to "you're my best friend and I know you are protecting me but I won't pay for a lawyer for you because I gave all my illegal money to my granddaughter". It made no sense. Even Olinsky was like "ok dude, I won't rat you out, I'm just here in jail for a murder you totally wanted to happen but I committed but I won't rat you out. The writing at that stage was TERRIBLE. I can only compare it to season 8 of GOT where it's so bad, we don't discuss it.

@matthewforsyth284 Год назад

@@MsMaryPatricia uh no offence but you do know he tried to get al off and was actually very close to confessing right!?

@matthewforsyth284 Год назад

Look I know he’s kinda crooked in the killer vigilante sense but still you do know that right!?

@matthewforsyth284 Год назад

@@MsMaryPatricia oh oops sorry I thought you meant that Alvin had a grandkid But still you do realize that it doesn’t matter because it’s still flights grandson right!?

@JMZL2573 Год назад

I hate Denny with a passion

@Xnosxfn Год назад

this is not that realistic because they do not say the rights to the person that is getting arrested

@3man659 6 месяцев назад

Cops don’t have to read your Miranda rights upon arrest. They are required to do so when they interrogate/ ask the arrested person questions (patrol officers would do this since they tend to investigate after someone is caught committing a crime)