The fall finales of One Chicago were not only highly emotional ones but left us on the edge of our seats. Here's a recap!
The fall finales of One Chicago were not only highly emotional ones but left us on the edge of our seats. Here's a recap!
NBC has released its 2025 midseason schedule. Find out when your favorite and new shows return and premiere.
When Violet performs an emergency c-section in the field, will her medical license be put on the chopping block? Here's a recap!
This week's episode of Chicago Fire scared us, but also in another Fire Cop mystery. Here's a recap!
Well, it looks like another #OneChicago character is leaving.
TVLine has reported that Kara Killmer, who has played Sylvie Brett since Season 3, will leave Chicago Fire sometime during the 12 season.
It's not determined when or how Brett will depart, but we could be looking at a #Brettsey wedding.
This is only the second departure of a character from the #OneChicago franchise to be announced, as Tracy Spiridakos is set to leave Chicago PD after season 11.
It's not announced when Chicago Fire season 12 will premiere. The drama is expected to return in early 2024 with a short 13-episode season after the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes.
This news hits hard for me as a fan of Brett, but even with her first appearance in season three, I disliked her because she took over after the death of Leslie Shay. Now, she's one of my favorite characters in the #OneChicago franchise.
What are your thoughts on the news? Leave a comment.
On Friday, NBC has announced their midseason schedule game plan, which includes the premiere dates for the final season of This Is Us and Law & Order revival. Renee Zellweger's The Thing About Pam, and the Morena Baccarin series The Endgame.
Also, for the pre and post-Olympics game plans, both Kenan and The Blacklist are on the move while American Song Contest will take place in The Voice's springtime run. While there's no date set for the revival of Night Court (starring Melissa Rauch and John Larroquette) on the schedule.
Here's a look at the schedule:
MONDAY, Jan. 3
8/7c Kenan (Season 2 premiere, new timeslot)
8:30/7:30c Kenan (airing two episodes each week).
9/8c That's My Jam (regular time slot premiere)
10/9c Ordinary Joe
TUESDAY, JAN. 4
8/7c American Auto (regular time slot premiere with two episodes airing on December 13).
8:30/7:30c Grand Crew (regular time slot premiere with two episodes airing on December 14).
9/8c This Is Us (final season premiere)
10/9c New Amsterdam
WEDNESDAY, JAN 5
8/7c Chicago Med
9/8c Chicago Fire
10/9c Chicago PD
THURSDAY, JAN 6
8/7c The Blacklist
9/8c Law & Order: SVU
10/9c Law & Order: Organized Crimes
WEDNESDAY, FEB 23
8/7c Chicago Med
9/8c Chicago Fire
10/9c Chicago PD
THURSDAY, FEB 24
8/7c Law & Order (revival premiere)
9/8c Law & Order: SVU
10/9c Law & Order: Organized Crimes
FRIDAY, FEB. 25
8/7c The Blacklist (new time slot)
TUESDAY, MARCH 8
10/9c The Thing About Pam (Six-Episode limited series premiere)
TUESDAY, MARCH 15
8/7c Young Rock (Season 2 Premiere)
8:30/7:30 Mr. Mayor (Season 2 Premiere)
TUESDAY, APRIL 19
10/9c New Amsterdam
What do you think of the schedule? Leave a comment below.
Here's a preview of this week's new #OneChicago!
Vanessa and Archer disagree on how to handle the victim of a motorcycle accident. Dylan and Charles deal with a UNICEF negotiator with repressed trauma. Stevie and Will treat a high schooler with Addison's disease and a clingy mother.
A video of Casey from the roof rescue goes viral. Mouch sets up a Little Free Library at Firehouse 51. Herrmann breaks protocol.
When a P.D. informant has been murdered, the team digs in to track down the perpetrator only to learn a shocking truth. Voight and Ruzek strategize to help Burgess.
Med: I'm looking forward to this week's episode. With the promo for this week's episode, I really want to see what will happen after Scott argues with Archer about the E.R. not having enough beds. Also, I look forward to seeing how Scott and Charles will work together and Hammer working with Halstead, as we learned they have a bit of a history in medical school.
And I think that we'll see more Maggie and Vanessa time after that moment in last week's episode. I hope we get to see where Halstead is with that doctor that Goodwin wants to spy on.
Fire: I do look forward to this week's episode as well. I can't wait to see how Casey does with that viral video. Mouch brings a mini library to 51; they must be one of those "take a book, leave a book" programs. I wonder if that's how his and Brett's novel will come back?
And it looks like with Herrmann in trouble, Ritter could be the one to help him out of this situation. I wonder if Boden will be moving to his new office this week's episode or maybe in the 200th episode.
P.D.: I won't disagree that Burgess might have to work in emergency dispatch for a while. She needs to take it easy for a time, and with the aftermath of what she went through that, she's gonna need help dealing with the trauma, even if Burgess says she's okay.
I wonder if Halstead and Upton will announce their engagement to the squad. That would be something. Also, does anyone believe that Burgess took Upton's answer about not finding Roy? Do you think that she doesn't believe her?
What do you think of the upcoming episodes? Are you excited? Leave a comment below!
One Chicago airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on NBC and streaming all episodes on PeacockTV.
With the weather changing, football back, and daylight shortening up, that could only mean one thing: the fall television season is back! Yes, it's that time of the season when new and return shows give us what we love: to laugh, love, cry, and be thrilled.
With the Primetime Emmy Awards airing last night, today is the most exciting week for me as Premiere Week is like Christmas, and the Super Bowl all wrapped up in one week. We've been waiting all summer for this week to come, and now it's finally here!
Returning shows like One Chicago or FBI series, The Conners, or not to mention Station 19 and Grey's Anatomy, gives us that our shows are back. With an exciting new season full of drama and excitement with our favorite characters and what will happen to them this new season.
Plus, the season premieres of our returning shows are either having an epic crossover event (FBI series, Station 19-Grey's Anatomy) or picking up with the cliffhangers that we're left at the end of last season (Chicago Fire and Chicago PD).
And let us not leave out the new shows like NCIS: Hawaii, Ghost, and The Big Leap. American Rust and LA BREA, to name a few, are trying to become the next new hit. Some of these new shows look exciting to tune in and see where they would go.
While last season didn't start every day, it feels good to return to normalcy, knowing that we get to see our favorite characters back and escape for a half-hour to an hour from the madness in our daily lives. Here's to having a great fall season and premiere week because as soon as fall hits, winter is just around the corner.