NBC orders ‘Ironside’ remake, ‘Chicago PD’ and ‘Undateable’

NBC continued to flesh out its 2013-14 schedule on Friday, ordering a remake of the 1960s and ‘70s detective drama “Ironside,� plus a cop-show spin-off of “Chicago Fire.�

The network also added “Undateable,� a young-adult sitcom starring Chris D’Elia as a romantic player who tries to show a group of nerds the ins and outs of the dating world. The comedy will be produced by Bill Lawrence, the writer behind “Scrubs� and “Cougar Town.�

“Ironside� stars Blair Underwood as a New York detective who was wounded in a shooting and is now confined to a wheelchair, but still tackles tough cases with his team of experts. In the original series, which ran on NBC from 1967 to 1975, the role was played by Raymond Burr.

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“Chicago PD� is about the various police units that fight crime in the Second City. The executive producer is Dick Wolf, the “Law & Order� creator who is also behind “Chicago Fire.�

Exactly where NBC will put these new shows is still unknown. The network will officially announce the fall lineup on Monday.

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