NBC’s powerhouse lineup of One Chicago Wednesdays is back, bringing brand-new seasons of Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. to fans who thrive on heart-pounding rescues, gripping medical drama, and high-stakes police action.
The new seasons kick off Wednesday, October 1, and the franchise promises to deliver more explosive twists, emotional storylines, and unforgettable moments.
Chicago Med Hits a Major Milestone
This season of Chicago Med will mark its 200th episode, a landmark that proves the medical drama’s staying power. Jessy Schram, who plays Dr. Hannah Asher, teased what’s ahead: “This season is big. It’s a roller coaster as it always is, but somehow we just keep topping it. For our 200th episode, we do have an OG cast member coming back, so fans that have started with us will be very, very happy. It feels like home to them while also still having so much new.”
Fans can expect the same emotional depth and life-or-death intensity that has kept the hospital’s halls buzzing for over a decade.
Chicago Fire Welcomes a New Face at Firehouse 51
Change is coming to Firehouse 51 in Chicago Fire, with a brand-new firefighter joining the squad. Hanako Greensmith, who plays Violet Mikami, hinted at how the firehouse will adapt to the newcomer: “When you bring someone new into the family, obviously, there have to be tests and moments of analysis towards that person. So you’ll definitely be seeing some of that and get to see, I think, a lot of the innate heroism in this character as well.”
The bond between the firefighters has always been the beating heart of the show, and Season 14 will test how that family dynamic shifts when a fresh face steps into the fire.
Chicago P.D. Promises Deeper Character Journeys
Season 13 of Chicago P.D. digs deeper into the personal and professional lives of its officers. LaRoyce Hawkins, who plays Officer Kevin Atwater, teased the focus this year: “This season will focus on how deep the characters can dig, who they are, and how they’re built.”
Known for tackling hard-hitting cases while peeling back layers of its core characters, P.D. is set to deliver both thrilling investigations and personal revelations.
One Chicago Wednesdays Return
The wait is over. NBC’s One Chicago lineup returns October 1 with a full night of drama:
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Chicago Med at 8/7c
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Chicago Fire at 9/8c
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Chicago P.D. at 10/9c
Episodes stream the next day on Peacock, giving fans every reason to dive back into the action.
