'Chicago P.D.' has a new superintendent on the town, meaning there's a new actor on the forged. Meet Paul Adelstein, the new superintendent.
Chicago P.D. has a new superintendent, and his identify is Jason Crawford.
The Season 7 premiere presented the brand new character and picked up right the place Season 6 left off. At the top of remaining season, we noticed the present superintendent, Brian Kelton (played by John McGinley) die — which means there used to be a direct need for a replacement.
Enter Jason Crawford, who is now the period in-between superintendent for the Chicago P.D.
His arrival to the show also followed the go out of Detective Antonio Dawson (played through Jon Seda) within the season 6 finale.
Jason Crawford is played via actor Paul Adelstein and will have a recurring role on the display. Here's what you need to know about Paul.
Paul's best known for his roles in Prison Break and Private Practice.
Police TV shows are not a new thing for Paul, as he is prior to now been seen on Prison Break, the place he performed Paul Kellerman. Paul has also had some guest appearances and small stints on different cop displays like Law & Order, Special Victims Unit and Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
You've additionally seen him on Grey's Anatomy, where he guest-starred for a couple of episodes as Dr. Cooper Freedman, which then ended in a more everlasting role in the Grey's Anatomy derivative, Private Practice.
Other credit of his come with Scandal as Leo Bergen and Chance as Raymond Blackstone.
In addition to his lengthy checklist of appearing credits, he additionally has some producer and writer credits for Imposters and Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce.
Paul may be a Chicago native.
In one of the vital fitting casting level, Paul is at the beginning from Chicago, that means he is returning to his place of origin to shoot the show.
On Instagram, Paul shared a photo of himself in his Chicago P.D. uniform to announce his arrival to the show. "When your fatherland calls... @nbcchicagopd," he captioned the picture.
It's unclear how lengthy Paul might be a part of the display.
Since his name is "Interim Superintendent," it is possible that Paul's position on the show will handiest be brief. While he is these days cast for all of Season 7, there is a chance that he'll make an exit from the show faster fairly than later if they introduce a brand new superintendent to the police division.
It’s been an honor portraying Det. Antonio Dawson in the #OneChicago global. To my cast #Family, I’ll all the time treasure the time and stories we shared. To all you #chihards in the market, THANK YOU for being the best of fanatics! We’ll Always have CHICAGO 👊🏻 pic.twitter.com/pJRwphtMAu
— Jon Seda (@JonSeda) April 20, 2019But for now, it looks as if Paul is right here to stay. It'll be fascinating to peer how his character measures up to the expectancies left at the back of via Superintendent Brian Kelton, or if his fellow detectives gets at the side of him.
Jon Seda stated good-bye to his Chicago P.D. fam on the finish of Season 6.
In a heartfelt Twitter post pronouncing his permanent departure from the display, Jon mentioned "It’s been an honor portraying Det. Antonio Dawson in the #OneChicago world. To my cast #family, I’ll always treasure the time and stories we shared. To all you #chihards out there, THANK YOU for being the best of fans! We’ll Always have CHICAGO."
You can watch Chicago P.D. and spot how Jason measures up to the group on Wednesdays at 10 p.m. EST on NBC.
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