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NBC has renewed Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med for the 2026-27 broadcast season, keeping the One Chicago franchise on the air with Fire at season 15, P.D. at 14, and Med at 12; the trio will return in the fall and continue to anchor NBC's Wednesday lineup.
A three‑show One Chicago crossover (Fire, Med, P.D.) reunites Halstead and Upton, plunges firefighters into a deadly chemical threat, and ties the mystery to Voight’s 25‑year‑old past. Macy dies, Pascal sacrifices himself, and 51 faces leadership fallout, while the final moments hint at a hopeful future for Upstead with the door left open for more. Showrunners explain the cross‑show decisions and how these events ripple through all three series.
Deadline reveals the One Chicago three-show crossover—Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago P.D.—featuring a record-breaking plane stunt, Hailey Upton and Jay Halstead reuniting, and Pascal’s sacrifice, as writers from all three series collaborate to weave interlocking storylines. The special also advances ongoing arcs such as Archer and Hannah’s baby and Voight’s revealed past, while teasing future directions for the ensemble.
Jesse Lee Soffer and Tracy Spiridakos return to Chicago P.D. for a three‑part crossover with Chicago Fire and Chicago Med, airing March 4 on NBC. Spiridakos’ Hailey Upton comes back as an FBI Special Agent, joining her former PD allies after a Detroit case pulls her to Chicago, while Soffer’s Jay Halstead returns undercover to crosspaths with the same case. The night will air in the Fire–Med–PD order, marking the duo’s first return to their roles since leaving the series.
NBC has announced that the One Chicago crossover event, featuring Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D., will premiere on January 29 from 8-11 p.m. ET/PT. This marks the first major crossover for the franchise since 2019. The episode will follow Chicago's first responders as they tackle a gas explosion in a high-rise, with a subplot involving a rescue mission for 40 people trapped underground. The event is described as a three-hour action movie, requiring extensive coordination across the series' teams.
NBC has announced that the 'One Chicago' series will return in January 2025, alongside the premiere of 'Suits LA.'
NBC's One Chicago franchise, which includes Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D., is planning a major crossover event centered around a massive explosion in an office building. This marks the first crossover since 2019, as such events are complex to organize, especially due to past complications from the Covid pandemic and industry strikes. The storyline is still being finalized, but fans can look forward to an action-packed adventure once the details are settled.
NBC's Chicago Fire is adding Michael Bradway in a recurring role as firefighter Jack Damon for Season 12, with the potential to become a series regular next season. This comes as part of the show's ongoing cast changes, including the recent addition of Jocelyn Hudon as a new paramedic. The One Chicago series, including Chicago Med and Chicago P.D., have all been renewed for the 2024-25 season.
NBC has renewed popular TV series including "Law & Order: SVU," "One Chicago," and "Law & Order" for the 2024-25 season. The renewals cover multiple seasons for each show, with "Law & Order: Organized Crime" still under discussion. The shows continue to perform well, with "One Chicago" ranking among the top 10 primetime entertainment shows and "Law & Order: SVU" being Thursday's top-rated entertainment show in the 18-49 demo.
NBC has renewed all three One Chicago series—Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D.—for the 2024-25 season, with Med renewed for Season 10, Fire for Season 13, and P.D. for Season 12. The shows have returned with shortened seasons and are currently the top three shows of the night in total viewers. The article also highlights major plot developments and departures in the series, as well as the addition of new characters and upcoming storylines.
NBC has announced its midseason premiere dates, with most of its scripted series returning in mid-January, a month before other major broadcast networks. The lineup includes the return of Wolf Entertainment's One Chicago and Law & Order dramas, as well as the premiere of new shows like Extended Family and America's Got Talent: Fantasy League. The network's well-oiled machine allows for quick production turnaround, with new episodes being delivered as little as two months after the start of production.
Dick Wolf has extended his overall deal with Universal Television through 2027. Wolf Entertainment and Universal Television currently have nine series on the air, including the “Law & Order” franchise, the “One Chicago” franchise, and the “FBI” franchise. The deal was negotiated by attorney Cliff Gilbert-Lurie (Ziffren Brittenham), WME’s Rick Rosen and Marc Korman, and Masami Yamamoto, president of business affairs and operations at Universal Studio Group.
NBC has renewed all three Law & Order series and all three One Chicago shows for the 2023-2024 TV season. Dick Wolf, who executive produces all six shows, expressed his pleasure in a statement, thanking the casts, producers, writers, and loyal fans who have kept the shows on the air for a cumulative 84 seasons. The One Chicago world has captivated audiences with its interconnected world during One Chicago Wednesdays, making NBC the No. 1 network in entertainment programming.
All six shows in the Law & Order and One Chicago franchises have been renewed for the 2023-2024 television season, making it a cumulative 84 seasons for the franchises. The shows have impressive stats, with three One Chicago shows in the top 10 for both the 18-49 demo and total viewers, and Law & Order: SVU being NBC's #1 show for the 2022-23 season-to-date across all platforms. The shows will stream the day after they air on Peacock.
Jesse Lee Soffer, who left Chicago P.D. as a series regular after more than 200 episodes, returned to direct the next episode of the show, called "Deadlocked." Soffer spoke about the origin of his desire to direct, which had been "growing" for several years. He shadowed director Bethany Rooney before taking the reins of his own episode. Soffer said it was tricky to have to bite his lip and not express his opinion while shadowing a director. "Deadlocked" will air on March 22 on NBC.