Here are the details for a new episode of Law & Order SVU “Daydream Believer”, which is part of the Chicago Fire and Chicago PD crossover event. (Also included are the details for the Chicago Fire and Chicago PD episodes.)
Law & Order SVU “Daydream Believer” Air Date April 29, 2015 (10 PM ET/9C Wednesday NBC)
CHICAGO AND NEW YORK POLICE CONTINUE THE INVESTIGATION INTO AN UNSOLVED RAPE AND MURDER CASE
Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Voight (Jason Beghe) lead their teams in the investigation of a rape/murder case that is frighteningly similar to a case from New York a decade ago. When forced to release their main suspect, the Chicago PD joins the SVU in New York in pursuit of Yates (guest star Dallas Roberts). Featuring Sophia Bush (Det. Lindsay), Ice T (Det. Tutuola), Danny Pino (Det. Amaro), Kelli Giddish (Det. Rollins), Raúl Esparza (ADA Barba), Peter Scanavino (Det. Sonny Carisi), Jesse Lee Soffer (Det. Halstead), Marina Squerciati (Ofc. Burgess), Brian Geraghty (Ofc. Roman), Stella Maeve (Nadia Decotis), Tamara Tunie (M.E. Warner) and Mary Bacon (Susie Frain).
Chicago Fire “We Called Her Jellybean” Air Date April 28, 2015 (10 PM ET/9C Tuesday NBC)
A FIRE REVEALS EVIDENCE OF A POTENTIAL SERIAL ARSONIST WHO HAS BEEN ON THE LOOSE FOR MORE THAN A DECADE AND DEMANDS THE ATTENTION OF THE CPD AND SVU-STORY ARC CROSSES OVER INTO "LAW & ORDER: SVU" AND "CHICAGO P.D." THE FOLLOWING NIGHT
An apartment fire linked to a case of rape and attempted murder calls for members of the CPD to team with the Special Victims Unit, which had a similar unresolved case that has eluded them for more than 10 years. This prompts Sgt. Benson (Mariska Hargitay) to come in from New York to assist with the investigation in which she is all too familiar. Meanwhile, doubts among the squad towards one of their own causes Severide (Taylor Kinney) to lay down the law and Dawson (Monica Raymund) puts her life on the line during a call. Jason Beghe, Jon Seda, Warren Christie, Eric Mabius guest star.
Chicago PD “The Number of Rats” Air Date April 29, 2015 (9 PM ET/8C Tuesday NBC)
SVU DETECTIVES JOIN CHICAGO INTELLIGENCE TO CONNECT A CASE IN CHICAGO TO AN UNSOLVED CASE ABOUT RAPE AND MURDER FROM NEW YORK A DECADE PRIOR.
Continuation of Chicago Fire, "We Called Her Jelly Bean" episode. Benson (Mariska Hargitay) has traveled into Chicago to help Voight (Jason Beghe) and intelligence with a rape/murder case that is frighteningly similar to a case from New York a decade ago. She calls in Fin (Ice-T) and Amaro (Danny Pino) to assist. The prime suspect, Yates (Dallas Roberts) is let go after rigorous questioning. He then requests a meeting with Lindsay (Sophia Bush) and he warns of unintended consequences from what intelligence is doing. Featuring Jon Seda, Jesse Lee Soffer, Patrick Flueger, Elias Koteas, Marina Squerciati, LaRoyce Hawkins, Amy Morton, Brian Geraghty, Eamonn Walker, Nick Gehlfuss, Stella Maeve and Samuel Hunt.
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6 CPD characters are coming to SVU and they even list Sophia before the SVU cast on their own show.
ReplyDeleteIs this girl some big thing and I am just not getting it?
She is a big thing. She has millions of very loyal fans from all the years she starred on One Tree Hill and from her social media campaigns. She has a HUGE following and is definitly a big deal. :)
DeleteSome people refer to Sophia as the new "Mariska" - meaning they think she will be to the Chicago PD series what Mariska has been to SVU. Whether she proves to be a big thing for the long term remains to be seen! (I will admit she is growing on me a bit.)
ReplyDeleteJust a little note on the air times as per the NBC news release:
ReplyDeleteChicago Fire airs in the regular timeslot on Tuesday, and it is repeated on Wednesday at 8:00pm. It is followed by Chicago PD at 9:00pm and Law & Order: SVU at 10:00pm.
I'm so happy there's another crossover *.*
ReplyDeleteI've loved CPD since the first episode aired (which isn't really long ago lol) and the SVU crossovers are always really good and exciting :)
And Walter, I thought SVU was first and then CPD?
Thanks Walter^^...I thought the Central times listed in BOLD were off an hour but your post helped me figure it out! LOL
ReplyDeleteThis episode looks really good! Glad to see that they are bringing in Warner to the crossover and we see the full cast again!
ReplyDeleteI think that the time change is because this time New York comes last in the investigation, really cool that we can watch three-hours straight!
Sucks we have to wait tho!
She's already a big thing. Long before Chicago PD she was the breakout star of One Tree Hill which ran for almost a decade I believe. She has millions of loyal fans who "grew up with" her and ate incredibly loyal. She's hardly new to television.
ReplyDeletei love when they do crossovers been a fan of all 3 shows i like that on cpd every week there giving someone a chance to shine like a few weeks ago it revolved around kim burgess i thaugth she gave a phenamenal performance in the episode what do you do i just want to see some of the actors from chicago fire on svu like eammon walker who iam a big fan of i always think of him as kareem said instead of wallace boldin is hard not to anyways i hope all 3 shows do great
ReplyDeletehey chris i want to ask you a question iam just getting use to using my email and that so i didnt know where to ask you your real smart when it comes to knowing if a case is an svu case or not a week ago i saw the episode sects on law and order why was that not an svu case and on svu the episode class shouldent that of been a homicide case and also i think the episode bodies on law and order the 1 that had david zayas in it why was that not an svu case iam just curios i dont know how to use my email that good yet when i learn ill ask you the questions on email this was the only way i could ask you
ReplyDeleteJuda - there have been a lot of times SVU has worked SVU cases that were also homicides and I believe this is just the show's way of trying to make a case more interesting. Homicides would not normally be handled by a special victims unit. It is more likely that the original Law & Order would get a homicide that touched on a special victim. While it makes more sense that the regular L&O to handle a homicide than it would for SVU, I think the SVU writers need to throw in a homicide in there just to make an SVU case seem more compelling!
ReplyDeleteno i understand chris that now that is only svu they have to have a murder but that episode sects was like 8 years ago and could of been an svu case and class was season 7 iam just wondering why sects was not an svu episode oh well cant wait for this crossover to happen been a fan of all 3 shows
ReplyDeletethe case they're working is similar to one they worked 10 years prior, is that an svu episode as well?
ReplyDeleteAnyone know which svu episode is the first one from a decade ago?
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