It Starts Here: Chicago Fire: "Nobody Touches Anything"

This week is a special event from Chicago Fire as they team up with Law & Order SVU and Chicago PD in one of those epic crossover episode. And it all started with Chicago Fire.

Since we last saw the gang, what we know two weeks ago was that Severide was in Vegas and then he kisses a mysterious lady. Jumping two weeks later he comes back and everyone seems to be happy to see him along with him to the guys too. Severide went to talk to Bowden and Mouch and told them that he got married. (Oh Erin, is not going to like this at all.)

Meanwhile, Newhouse is having a bit of trouble. This is the first time we get to see his character in some kind of situation that needed the firehouse's help. Last time, we saw him and Mills pick up a dog from a guy and given it back to the owner of a nasty divorce. Soon, a strange guy comes by as Newhouse get his phone from his car and gets hit from a man that he's trying to put back in jail but has failed to get him.

Also he's trying to get enough money to afford a trip for his daughter to go after she's been working and studying hard. Later on, Mils wants to help and he does with both situations. One he told him to let go of the getting that guy and the second he got the firehouse gang to clip in to help with the trip. Hey that's what family is for, right?

More on the Severide storyline, he seems way too happy. For example, during a call, when a car was flipped upside down in a ditch, after the rescue he high fives everyone and tells them good job. I'm sure that you don't do that and it really started to become a red flag for others.

Casey talks to him about the girl and marriage. Then he got to see a photo of her and Casey approves from the way he was looking at it. The only person that doesn't approve it is Dawson and she did confront him about it later on but Severide did throw the tables back at her with her relationship with Casey. And after that she seemed to like Severide's fiance.

One of the funniest moments in this episode that just had  me laughing for a good while was when Britt was at a gym and in a Zumba, Zumba class. She's trying to get into doing things in Chicago for her own. Anyway as she enters and gets ready the class started and what beyond our own eyes is instructing the class was that of Cruz.

As soon as Cruz see her, he instructs her to come over and discuses if anyone knows about this or if this was a prank. She tells him no and soon Cruz asked her not to tell anyone but she did help him return the favor of helping him cook something up for the menu for Molly's II. That at first didn't go well after she made one dish and everyone wanted her to be the cook of the house but Cruz disagreed and soon the guys agreed with him.

The moment that began the crossover comes when the house was called to a house fire. Everyone seemed to be out but one lady told Casey and Severide that someone came out and ran back in there. Severide went into the basement and saw the guy and drags him out. The guy was hanging on to a briefcase and as Severide put him up on the backboard and moved him up, the guy dropped the briefcase.

That briefcase opened and photos fell out. Severide saw what the photos were contain and told Bowden to call in CPD. Erin and Voight come in and took a look. They see the photos of children ranging from at least eight to fifteenth years of age.

Soon as Voight was heading out, Erin was looking through the photos one by one when she got the shock of her life. One of the photos she has seen was that of her brother when he was fifteen. Voight calmed her down and she told him that he's in New York City and hasn't see him in ten years or so. Voight told her that he'll call Manhattan SVU and see what they have.

Later Erin calls the folks at Special Victims Unit and Rollins answers. Erin talks to her and tells her that it's her brother. Rollins said that they'll look for him and Erin asked them if she can come and help find him. She agreed and told Erin that they'll get this guy.

And so we are off to New York City!!! Don't miss the concussion of the crossover event tonight with Law & Order SVU and Chicago PD Wednesday night at 9/8c right after The Voice.

(My thoughts with this episode will be on the CPD/SVU recap/review because since it's a crossover I thought it would be better to get it all together after the end.)

You can catch Chicago Fire Tuesday nights at 10/9c on NBC.