Shows similar to Chicago P.D.

Focusing on a middle-aged man who becomes the oldest rookie at the Los Angeles Police Department, The Rookie brings a mix of drama, humor, and crime-solving that will entertain Chicago P.D. fans looking for another police-focused series with a unique character perspective.

Part of the Law & Order franchise, this series follows the detectives of the Special Victims Unit as they investigate and prosecute various sexually oriented crimes. With its gritty storylines and dedication to depicting the complexities of the criminal justice system, fans of Chicago P.D. will find the show's intensity and procedural elements compelling.

Revolving around the lives of the Irish-American Reagan family, all of whom are involved in law enforcement, Blue Bloods explores the world of police work and family dynamics with a procedural backdrop. Its emphasis on the personal and ethical aspects of policing resonates well with Chicago P.D.'s own narrative style.

A spin-off from the same Dick Wolf universe, Chicago Fire dives into the lives of the firefighters, rescue squad, and paramedics of Chicago Firehouse 51. Its focus on both the professional and personal aspects of first responders' lives creates a similar appeal for audiences who appreciate the blend of action and drama in Chicago P.D.

Yet another branch of the Chicago franchise, Chicago Med follows the emergency department doctors and nurses at the fictional Gaffney Chicago Medical Center. Like Chicago P.D., it showcases the day-to-day challenges of saving lives in a city full of complex cases and personal drama.

As a gritty and realistic portrayal of the lives of a squad of New York City Police Department detectives, NYPD Blue set the standard for many police dramas that followed. Its raw storytelling and character depth will appeal to viewers who enjoy the immersive world of Chicago P.D.

An underrated gem, Southland offers a raw and authentic look into the lives of LAPD officers and detectives. With its balance of character-driven storytelling and intense action sequences, fans of Chicago P.D.'s street-level realism will find Southland gripping.