If you’ve been wondering why your usual midweek dose of action from Chicago P.D. suddenly vanished this February… you’re not alone.
Fans across the One Chicago universe were left stunned after discovering that no new episodes of the hit NBC police drama will air for the remainder of February 2026 — and the reason has nothing to do with production delays or creative decisions.
📺 Why There Are No New Episodes in February
NBC has temporarily pulled all three flagship shows from the One Chicago lineup — including
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Chicago Fire
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Chicago Med
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and Chicago P.D.
— from its primetime schedule in order to make room for coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
With Olympic programming dominating NBC’s evening lineup throughout most of February, the network made the decision to put its biggest scripted dramas on a short hiatus.
That means:
➡️ No new Intelligence Unit cases
➡️ No Voight-led investigations
➡️ And in some weeks… not even reruns
📅 When Will Chicago P.D. Return?
Thankfully, the break won’t last forever.
Chicago P.D. is officially set to return on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, as part of a massive three-hour One Chicago crossover event that will reunite characters from all three series for a high-stakes emergency storyline.
According to early reports, the crossover will center around a passenger jet that mysteriously goes silent mid-air — triggering a citywide emergency response that will unfold across all three shows in one unforgettable night of television.
Even more exciting?
Fan-favorite former stars Jesse Lee Soffer and Tracy Spiridakos are expected to reprise their iconic roles during the event.
🔥 What Happens After the Crossover?
Following the March 4 return, new episodes are expected to resume airing regularly beginning March 11, as Season 13 continues its march toward the anticipated May finale.