Take A Knee — [s5e18]

To keep the episode from getting too dark, Christopher Herrmann provides the much-needed comic relief. He decides to invest in a "new" business venture that, in classic Herrmann fashion, is more work than it’s worth.

Unwilling to wait for the police, he takes matters into his own hands. [S5E18] Take a Knee

The central conflict follows Captain Matthew Casey as he discovers a "crack house" operating right next to a local high school. When a victim from a fire reveals the source of the neighborhood’s blight, Casey takes it personally. Casey finds his hands tied by red tape. To keep the episode from getting too dark,

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His interference puts him at odds with the CPD and puts a target on his back.

It forces Kelly to evaluate his loyalty to 51 versus his own career ambitions. The Humor: Herrmann’s New Venture