Dick Wolf Teases the ONE CHICAGO Crossover
October 2, 2018 by Marisa Roffman
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CHICAGO MED; ONE CHICAGO Crossover — “When To Let Go” Episode 402 — Pictured: (l-r) Jesse Spencer as Matthew Casey, Yaya DaCosta as April Sexton, Kara Killmer as Sylvie Brett — (Photo by: Elizabeth Sisson/NBC)
With another ONE CHICAGO crossover airing on Wednesday, October 3, producer Dick Wolf acknowledged that “any and all” intertwining of the shows works at this point.
CHICAGO MED, FIRE, and P.D. air in a solid block on Wednesdays, which has also made things easier when it comes to crossing between the worlds. “The great thing about them being stacked, is the second week [of the season] is a three-way crossover that is unabashedly the Towering Inferno,” he told reporters in the video below. And with the ownership of the night, the network was able to easily flip MED and FIRE’s normal time slots to have the story more naturally flow, starting with the aforementioned fire.
Check out more from Wolf, including how he thinks the ONE CHICAGO block impacts the smaller crossovers, as well… Read more
Dick Wolf on Expanding the LAW & ORDER Universe with L&O: HATE CRIMES
September 19, 2018 by Marisa Roffman
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Dick Wolf at the ONE CHICAGO press day. Credit: GiveMeMyRemote.com
Dick Wolf, the producer behind the ONE CHICAGO franchise (FIRE, MED, and P.D.), is expanding one of his iconic properties: NBC ordered 13 episodes of LAW & ORDER: HATE CRIMES, the sixth series spun-off from the L&O mothership, in early September.
CHICAGO MED on NBC – First Look
May 10, 2015 by Marisa Roffman
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The CHICAGO world is officially expanding on NBC with the addition of CHICAGO MED to the lineup. (That brings Dick Wolf’s current show total up to five on NBC right now, with CHICAGO PD, CHICAGO FIRE, and LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT.)
Check out some photos from the backdoor pilot, the official description, and check back soon for a trailer…
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In Case You Missed It…SLEEPY HOLLOW, THE FOLLOWING, BONES, and More!
January 26, 2014 by Marisa Roffman
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Were you too busy to keep up with everything that happened in TV news? Give Me My Remote‘s got you covered! We’re catching you up on anything exciting you might have missed here at GMMR!
This week on GMMR:
- THE FOLLOWING: Kevin Williamson on Fans Marathoning Season 1
- 24: LIVE ANOTHER DAY at TCA: Live-Blog
- Fox at TCA: Executive Session Live-Blog
- GLEE: Kevin Reilly on the Plans for the Show’s Final Stretch
- Fox at TCA: Kevin Reilly on the Future of BONES, ALMOST HUMAN, ENLISTED, and BROOKLYN NINE-NINE
- THE FOLLOWING at TCA: Live-Blog
- RAKE’s Peter Tolan Read His Journal at TCA: Take a Look at What Hilarious Tales He Told
- BONES: Stephen Nathan Teases the End of the Ghost Killer Arc
- BACKSTROM: Kevin Reilly on Why This May be the Next ‘Great A-hole Protagonist for Fox’
- CBS at TCA: Executive Session Live-Blog
- The CW at TCA: Executive Session Live-Blog
- THE FOLLOWING’s Kevin Bacon: Ryan is Still Obsessed with Joe
- ENLISTED: Geoff Stults on Pete’s PTSD, Jill, and Why You Should Keep Watching
- ABC at TCA: Executive Session Live-Blog
- SLEEPY HOLLOW: Nicole Beharie and Orlando Jones Tease the Season Finale
- BONES Post-Mortem: Michael Grant Terry Talks About the Heartbreaking Wendell Twist in ‘Big in the Philippines’
- BONES: Stephen Nathan on Why They Opted for the Wendell Twist
- NBC at TCA: Executive Session Live-Blog
- LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT: NBC Boss Robert Greenblatt on Cast Changes and the Show’s Future, Plus Dick Wolf Teases a CHICAGO PD Crossover
- ALMOST HUMAN: J.J. Abrams on Airing Out of Order
- THE FOLLOWING Season 2 Premiere Post-Mortem: Kevin Williamson on the Show’s Double Trouble, Joe, and Whether that Death Will Stick
- SLEEPY HOLLOW: John Noble Previews the ‘Astonishingly Good’ Season Finale
- SLEEPY HOLLOW Season 1 Finale Post-Mortem: Mark Goffman on the Henry Twist and What Comes Next
- SLEEPY HOLLOW Season 1 Finale Post-Mortem: John Noble on the Henry Twist: ‘I Don’t Think Anyone Expected That’
- THE FOLLOWING Season 2: Check Out the New Artwork!
- BONES: Hart Hanson, Stephen Nathan, and Tamara Taylor Weigh in On Season 10 Possibly Being the End of the Show
- On the Set of THE CARRIE DIARIES: The Cast Previews Senior Prom in ‘This is the Time’
- BONES: Stephen Nathan Teases ‘The Master in the Slop’
- THE CARRIE DIARIES: Amy B. Harris Teases ‘This is the Time’
- THE FOLLOWING: James Purefoy on the Lessons Joe Learned, the ‘Much, Much, Much Bigger’ Goal for Season 2, and More
- HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER Episode 200: Carter Bays, Craig Thomas, and Cristin Milioti Preview ‘How Your Mother Met Me’
This week in previews:
- NBC at TCA: Check Out Their Midseason Trailers
- RAKE: Watch the First 16 Minutes of the Series Premiere Now!
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This week in recaps and discussions:
- ‘We Have Thoughts’ Vodcast: Danielle and Marisa Talk About the Best New Show, Characters, Twists, and More of the Season So Far
- BONES Recap: ‘Big in the Philippines’
- BONES Recap: ‘The Master in the Slop’
LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT: NBC Boss Robert Greenblatt on Cast Changes and the Show’s Future, Plus Dick Wolf Teases a CHICAGO PD Crossover
January 19, 2014 by Marisa Roffman
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LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT has had its share of shakeups over the past few seasons, but the past few months have led to two mainstays departing the squad: Sergeant Munch (Richard Belzer) and Captain Cragen.
“I think the cast member changes have been the natural attrition of a show that’s 15 years old,” Robert Greenblatt told reporters after his executive session.. “I think it’s been great to bring new cast members into the show as well.”
But just because the show is down two people, Greenblatt said fans shouldn’t expect any new faces to suddenly appear any time soon.