Chicago P.D. season 5 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Burgess and the team plan a low-key night at Molly's bar, but the mood shifts when Kevin Atwater doesn't show up. Investigation reveals his car abandoned, hinting at a violent encounter. The trail leads to Joe Baker's house, tied to a drug deal and a grudge against Atwater for a past incident. A tense standoff ensues as Atwater confronts Baker about the death
Full Episode S05E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why were the characters discussing de-escalation training?
It was a mandatory session scheduled for the following day.
What was the reason for the team's night out?
They were celebrating a birthday and decided to go to Molly's bar.
Did anything significant happen at Molly's bar?
The team enjoyed karaoke, but there was growing concern about Kevin Atwater's absence.
Why was Atwater's absence at Molly's bar concerning?
It was uncharacteristic of him to miss such gatherings without notice.
What did the team find when searching for Atwater?
His abandoned car with his badge and ID, indicating a confrontation.
Who is Joe Baker in relation to the story?
He's connected to the kidnapping and beating of Atwater, with a personal history involving Atwater.
What was the video that surfaced about Atwater?
It showed him being beaten, confirming he was kidnapped.
How is Michelle related to the situation with Atwater?
She's Joe Baker's sister who called Atwater out of concern for her brother.
What was the main focus of the team's investigation?
To find and rescue Atwater, while uncovering the kidnappers' motives.
How did the team finally locate Atwater?
They used financial leads and intelligence work, but lost a crucial lead during a confrontation.
What was the climax of Atwater's confrontation with Baker?
A tense standoff where Baker contemplated revenge for his son's death.
How does the episode resolve?
Atwater is rescued, and the team reflects on the complexities of their lives and decisions.
What themes are explored in this episode?
Guilt, responsibility, the impact of past actions, and the challenges of police work.
Does the episode provide closure to Baker's hatred towards Atwater?
It offers some resolution, but also leaves a sense of ongoing complexity in their relationship.
What is the overall atmosphere at the end of the episode?
A return to normalcy, but with a lasting impact from the events that unfolded.
