- (0:02) Ruzek And Atwater Respond To A Shooting At A Restaurant / 2448 S. Oakley Avenue, Chicago
- (0:06) Atwater And Ruzek Go To An Auto Salvage Yard To Look For The Vehicle Involved / Again Auto Parts; 1300 N. Kostner Avenue, Chicago
- (0:10) Uniform Officers Pull Over The Impound Lot Owner / 1650 N. Lowell Avenue, Chicago
- (0:16) Barnes Residence / 2240 W. 37th Street, Chicago
- (0:22) The Unit At A Motel Looking For Barnes / Amber Inn; 3901 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago
- (0:26) Spotting Cranston In Front Of His Residence Just Before He Starts Shooting / 2344 W. Taylor Street, Chicago (Note: The Alley Is Just Left Of His Door)
- (0:31) The Church For The Funeral / Saint Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral / 835 N. Oakley Avenue, Chicago
- (0:32) Gina Morales' House Where They Find Cranston / 4328 S. Union Avenue, Chicago
- (0:39) Voight With Ruzek At A Bar When Voight Takes Him Out Back To Let Ruzek And Werner Fight It Out / The Water Hole; 1400 S. Western Avenue, Chicago
Chicago PD: Season 7 - Episode 5; Brother's Keeper
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The scene involves a car chase, which was filmed on a street in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago. The article also mentions Luxespeed, a company that provides luxury car rentals, as one of the vehicles used in the scene. The use of high-end vehicles adds an extra layer of excitement and realism to the car chase scene. Overall, the article provides interesting insights into the behind-the-scenes aspects of filming a popular TV show.
ReplyDeleteIn "Chicago PD: Season 7 - Episode 5: Brother's Keeper," tensions rise as the team tackles a complex case that tests their loyalty and ethics. As secrets unravel, every choice feels like a word in wordle unlimited strategic and vital.
ReplyDeleteThe plot, filled with high-stakes situations and emotional moments, kept viewers on the edge of their seats. The characters, particularly Voight and Atwater, were put in difficult positions, making this episode a standout. It's like trying to complete a level in moto x3m where each decision feels like a high-flying stunt.
ReplyDeleteOkay, great location find! That salvage yard looks like something straight out of a horror game! Anyone else getting FNAF vibes from that atmosphere? Super spooky. Might be a good clue for the case. Any more info on similar Chicago locations used in the show?
ReplyDeleteIt's fascinating how specific these locations are! I lived near Kostner for a while and always wondered if any TV shows ever filmed around there. Makes the show feel so much more real. The tension in this episode was palpable. If you're looking for something to unwind after that kind of intensity, you might find it fun to blow off some steam with a game like Solar Smash - no consequences there!
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