Chicago P.D. is an American police procedural drama television series created by Dick Wolf and Matt Olmstead. It began running on NBC on January 08, 2014 and is in its tenth season. This series is in the Law & Order Universe.
Parent[]
Chicago Fire "Let Her Go" is the backdoor pilot for Chicago P.D. Chicago Fire also spun off Chicago Med.
Spin-off[]
Chicago P.D. "Justice" is the backdoor pilot for Chicago Justice.
Franchise connections[]
- Several characters appeared in Chicago Fire "Let Her Go".
- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit "Comic Perversion" concluded in "Conventions".
- Chicago Fire "A Dark Day" concludes in "8:30 PM".
- Chicago Fire "Nobody Touches Anything" is followed by Law & Order: Special Victims Unit "Chicago Crossover" and concludes in "They'll Have to Go Through Me".
- Chicago Fire "Three Bells" concludes in "A Little Devil Complex".
- Chicago Fire "We Called Her Jellybean" begins a crossover that continues in "The Number of Rats" and concludes in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit "Daydream Believer".
- Chicago Fire "The Beating Heart" begins a crossover that continues in Chicago Med "Malignant" and concludes in "Now I'm God".
- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit "Nationwide Manhunt" concludes in "The Song of Gregory William Yates".
- Chicago Fire "Some Make It, Some Don't" concludes in "Don't Bury This Case".
- Chicago Fire "Deathtrap" beings a crossover that continues in "Emotional Proximity" and concludes in Chicago Justice "Fake".
Brand connections[]
- Heisler appears in “Rabbit Hole” and “Reckoning”.
- Glencallan appears in "Say Her Real Name".
- Penzburg appears in "Snitch" and "Home".