Chicago Fire knows what it’s doing. The show has been on the air for 13 seasons, and has become one of the premiere procedural dramas on any network. The cast is top notch, the crossovers have gotten increasingly better with time, and the writers have an excellent grasp on their characters.
The writers have had another fun trick up their sleeve, however. They have been implementing a cool bit of business dating back to the second episode, but it’s been so subtle that few fans have noticed. It’s all about the titles. The title of each episode derives from a line of dialogue in said episode. We stumbled upon this very practice thanks to the Wolf Entertainment Instagram page.
We’ve been on pins and needles about what happened with that young girl, Zoe, and the serial killer situation Ruzek stumbled upon during Chicago Pd Season 12 Episode 10.
Ruzek and Intelligence will make some headway in this case during Chicago Pd Season 12 Episode 14.
(Lori Allen/NBC) Young Zoe is Missing, and Intelligence Races to Find Her
The promo teases that the infamous serial killer from the unresolved Zoe case has now taken young Zoe.
We don’t know who the person is, but we know she has a clouded history that puzzled the unit. They couldn’t figure out where she came from if Zoe was her real name, and why the killer had an affinity for her.
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