The trailer for the Chicago P.D. Season 12 finale has finally dropped, and it’s everything fans could have hoped for—almost. With a gritty showdown between Hank Voight and Assistant State’s Attorney Nina Chapman’s ally, Reid, and a series of heart-stopping action sequences, the stage is set for a climactic conclusion to an already intense season. But one glaring absence in the trailer has left loyal viewers in a frenzy: there’s no mention, glimpse, or whisper of the long-anticipated wedding between Kim Burgess and Adam Ruzek.
After a rollercoaster season filled with emotional breakthroughs, career shifts, and personal reckonings, fans expected the finale to cap it all off with a heartfelt Burzek union. Instead, the spotlight is firmly on Voight, Reid, and the potential fallout of their ideological war—a development that raises the stakes, but also fuels frustration.
The trailer wastes no time diving into high drama. Voight, the hardened yet fiercely loyal leader of Intelligence, squares off against Reid, the bureaucratic thorn in his side throughout Season 12. Ever since Reid entered the picture, his presence has been synonymous with rigid politics and strategic overreach—qualities that have consistently clashed with Voight’s street-smart and instinctual policing style.
In the trailer, Voight confronts Reid with an intensity fans haven’t seen in a while. His words are sharp, his body language unflinching, and the tension in the room is palpable. “You’re trying to break my unit,” Voight tells him, his voice a growl. Reid doesn’t back down, instead delivering a chilling counterpoint: “You’ve been breaking the rules for years. We’re just finally holding you accountable.”
It’s a narrative showdown that has been simmering all season and one that will likely lead to lasting consequences for the future of Intelligence. Will Voight lose control of his team? Could this be his last season leading the unit? The trailer doesn’t offer answers, but it teases an explosion—and fans are bracing for impact.
While Voight’s drama with Reid may drive the season’s final case, the lack of any Burzek wedding content has sparked concern among viewers. For months, NBC has teased the culmination of Kim Burgess and Adam Ruzek’s long, winding romantic journey. Engagement hints were dropped, soft domestic scenes with their adopted daughter Makayla gave fans hope, and interviews with Tracy Spiridakos (Burgess) hinted at a “beautiful send-off.”
Yet the finale trailer is silent on the Burzek front. Not even a wedding dress tease. Not a single romantic shot. Nothing. Fans have taken to social media to express their confusion and disappointment. “How are you going to drop a finale trailer and give us zero Burzek??” one Twitter user posted. Another echoed the sentiment: “We’ve waited 12 seasons, and now you’re telling me they might delay the wedding AGAIN?”
This absence could mean a few things: NBC is keeping wedding details under tight wraps to preserve the surprise, or the wedding may not happen in the finale after all. The latter option would be a devastating blow to long-time fans who have invested in Kim and Adam’s on-again, off-again relationship since Season 1.
