NBC will start off its Thursday Law and Order setup in style with a three-series crossover between Law and Order, Law and Order: SVU, and Law and Order: Coordinated Wrongdoing, and fans are anxious to figure out additional subtleties on the expected event. The event will occur in the not so distant future, yet fortunately Law and Order showrunner Rick Eid, SVU chief maker and head essayist Julie Martin, and SVU showrunner David Graziano uncovered a few captivating subtleties in new meetings with Today and EW, and to get the ball rolling, Eid uncovered how this event will be unique in relation to past television crossovers.

“Dissimilar to most crossovers that we see on network TV that are handoffs – one show hands it off to the following show, and then, at that point, the following show hands it off to the following show – this one is substantially more coordinated, where every one of the characters are in each hour in a coordinated, consistent way,” Eid told EW.

Martin then gave some setting on how the crossover will integrate with the remainder of the time. “From my understanding, the course of events of the three-hour film debut is somewhat time permitting and spot, and it’s not really connected to either our last episode of last season, nor our most memorable episode of this season. So it’s sort of an independent element all alone, and our folks get involved in light of the fact that the actual case includes sex-dealt young ladies,” Martin told Today.

Graziano then uncovered when this event happens comparative with the following episode of the time. “I think Rick (Eid, “Law and Order”) and Gwen (Sigan, “Chicago P.D.) have worked effectively of winding around the three shows. It’s really hard to do and there’s like difficulties, and they’re simply fundamental morphological difficulties, yet they worked effectively. Our episode two will get like about a month and a half after the events of the crossover,” Graziano told Today.

So when this crossover is in the books, the inquiry becomes in the event that we’ll see another later during the season, and when asked Eid snickered and “for hell’s sake, no.” Eid then, at that point, said “I believe we’re continuously going to be attempting to do things that are a little out of the crate that raise our profile and carry more eyeballs to our shows. So you know, having said that, as I’m talking, it seems like the response is yes.”

Law and Order, Law and Order: SVU, and Law and Order: Coordinated Wrongdoing will return on September 22nd.