TV Questions: Did Chicago P.D.’s Kevin Sendoff Satisfy? And More

We’ve got questions, and maybe you’ve got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about “Chicago P.D.,” “Boston Blue,” “VisionQuest,” “Love Is Blind,” and more!

1 | On “Boston Blue,” aren’t there other detectives besides Lena who’ve been on the Boston police force longer than Danny — and who might resent seeing him promoted after just a few months with the department? 

2 | Has anyone in “Saturday Night Live” history done a worse job of moving full speed ahead after dropping an accidental F-bomb than host Shane Gillis? And did Mikey Day save the “Green Eggs and Ham” sketch by acknowledging the slip-up at the end?

3 | Did anyone else catch the Guillermo shout-out during the opening credits of Sunday’s “Last Week Tonight”?

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4 | Any other “Tracker” fans get the impression that the first two episodes of Season 4 might’ve aired out of order? Sunday’s episode featured a ton of exposition from Randy about Reenie’s temporary new offices, plus Colter trying (and failing) to reach Jensen Ackles’ Russell, who left in a hurry without telling his brother where he was headed in the Season 3 finale. And are you pleased to see showrunner Elwood Reid make good on his promise to finally revisit the mystery of who killed Mel’s mother?

5 | Should we be concerned that the first character posters for the film “Miami Vice ’85,” starring Michael B. Jordan as Tubbs and Austin Butler as Crockett, look so dark and washed out compared to the vibrant pastels and neon colors that defined the original series?

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6 | Did anyone else watch “The Land” trailer multiple times, trying to figure out what “This Is Us”- or “Paradise”-style twist surely awaits us in Dan Fogelman’s latest drama?

7 | “NCIS” fans, do you think we’ll actually get to see Ziva in the flesh this season, and not just hear from her via phone calls urging the team to keep Tony away from donuts?

8 | Get your guesses in now, “VisionQuest” viewers: Who’s the anonymous client that hired bounty hunter Paladin to track down Vision?

9 | What are the odds that “Dancing With the Stars” audience member Justin Baldoni winds up competing on Season 36?

10 | Did anyone have a “Girls” revival announcement on their 2026 bingo cards?

11 | We all want the best for Louisa on “Best Medicine.” But doesn’t the fact that she failed a pregnancy test in this week’s episode make it that much less complicated for her and Martin to get together (hopefully soonish)?

12 | “Chicago P.D.” fans, on a scale of one to 10, how satisfied were you with LaRoyce Hawkins’ sendoff as Kevin Atwater?

13 | How pleased were you to see “Scrubs” revisit Turk’s burnout — and the costly mistake it led him to make at work — after making such a big deal of it in the revival pilot? And is Grant’s bizarre running style already one of the season’s best running jokes?

14 | On “The Challenge,” were you at all surprised by how Lete reacted to being thrown into elimination? And now that both teams have officially made TJ’s final, are you putting your money on Gray or Orange?

15 | On “Love is Blind,” when Stew learned that Jax had completely ghosted him and left the show altogether, were you aghast that his first question was: “So are we still engaged?” Unrelatedly, Season 11 contestant Rob does a pretty fantastic Trump impression, right?

16 | Since showrunner Mike Flanagan has stated that he’d like his “Carrie” adaptation to run three seasons, how do you think the story should expand? Do you want more answers as to who or what the series’ secret society of super-powered beings is?

17 | Which budding “Survivor” duo are you ‘shipping more: Ori and Jelly, or Eric and Kilby?

18 | Isn’t it nice when “Abbott Elementary” lets us see Ava being good at her job, like when she sat Courtney down this week and set her straight?

19 | On “Georgie & Mandy,” were you surprised that Mandy wasn’t more upset with Georgie for making a scene at her work dinner after spotting Mary on a date with Fred? And are you suddenly willing to give Fagenbacher the benefit of the doubt, given how respectful he was of Mary, both when she started drinking and when he visited her the following morning?

20 | “Law & Order” fans, were you hoping against all odds — and those promos NBC had been running all week that all but spelled out his fate — that Reid Scott’s Det. Vince Riley would survive getting shot and simply leave the two-seven? And wouldn’t it have been nice to see Mehcad Brooks’ Det. Jalen Shaw return to take lead on the subsequent investigation — or at least attend his former partner’s funeral? Not even a “Shaw sends his condolences”? And wasn’t Walker lying on the stand to guarantee the man suspected of killing his partner went to prison the exact sort of thing Riley would’ve hated for Walker to do?

21 | Which was the grosser “Crystal Lake” development: Pamela’s gory showdown with the men who attempt to kill her, or Levon examining some disgusting human remains at his own kitchen table? And that “thing” in the woods: Is there a murderous somebody — or something — stalking the Crystal Lake area that isn’t Pamela?

22 | Are you surprised to see ABC schedule “The Rookie” and its spin-off, “The Rookie: North,” opposite NBC’s #OneChicago block come January? Doesn’t scheduling the latter opposite “Chicago P.D.” immediately hurt this second spin-off attempt’s chances of success? And are any other fans of Dick Wolf’s short-lived “On Call” tickled by the irony of Troian Bellisario — who played senior training officer Traci Harmon on the Prime Video procedural — now playing a rookie Wednesdays at 9, opposite her former “On Call” trainee Brandon Larracuente, whose “Chicago Fire” airs in the same time slot?

23 | “Eternally Yours” has to give Rose Abdoo something else to do other than walking in on vampire shenanigans, making some grand exclamation, and then getting her memory wiped, right?

24 | Seeing as how there was still no “Community” movie update at last weekend’s New York Comic-Con panel (featuring Joel McHale, Danny Pudi, Jim Rash, and Ken Jeong) — and it’s now been more than four years since Peacock gave the project the green light on September 30, 2022 — is it time to stop asking about it and just hope that maybe, someday, it happens?

25 | Any other “Outlander: Blood of My Blood” viewers get a warm jolt when they realized that Henry was speaking with Lord John Grey’s father, Gerard?

26 | “Tulsa King” fans: How much hope, if any, are you holding out for certain characters’ survival after that shocking premiere ending?