Pornography ring at center of this week’s ‘Fire,’ ‘P.D.’ and ‘SVU’ crossover

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Fans of “Chicago Fire” and its spinoff, “Chicago P.D.,” are used to seeing characters from one show drop by the other, usually for a short visit — or hookup.

This week an out-of-town guest, New York-based “Law & Order: SVU,” crashes the party. It’s the most elaborate three-way crossover yet for the trio of Dick Wolf-produced NBC dramas.

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The first domino drops Tuesday (9 p.m., WMAQ-Channel 5) when Firehouse 51 responds to a house blaze that leads to the discovery of a child pornography ring. Enter Sgt. Voight and Detective Lindsay, who head for the Big Apple with Halstead to track down a victim in Wednesday’s “SVU” (8 p.m., WMAQ-Channel 5).

The trail leads back to Chicago, where detectives from New York’s special victims unit help “P.D’s” intelligence team get to the bottom of the pedophilia racket — an emotionally charged case that crosses over into Lindsay’s professional and personal worlds (9 p.m., WMAQ-Channel 5).

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