New episodes of Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. that were supposed to air on Wednesday night have all been postponed. With what has been taking place in Washington D.C. through most of the day, NBC decided to continue its wall-to-wall news coverage instead. It was supposed to be the winter premiere for each
With the country showing strong support for Black Lives Matter and the defunding of police departments, TV series that are based in law enforcement have had to rethink their storytelling as a result, and one of those series is NBC’s Chicago PD, which returns with new episodes tonight. “It affects the reality of the world
The long winter hiatus for Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. is about to come to an end. The wait during the break seemed even longer this year than in the past due to only two episodes of each show airing on NBC this fall. But the reality is that the break was roughly
The Chicago P.D. cast has quietly shifted from a character who just got introduced last season, and her replacement will debut very soon in Season 8. Actress Lisseth Chavez popped up as an undercover cop during a case that Intelligence was working on in Season 7. She came on because actor Jon Seda (he played
The Chicago P.D. cast is going to get some fresh blood for upcoming 2021 episodes. Actor Cleveland Berto has joined the One Chicago show as Officer Jalen Walker. There had been rumors that one of the members of Voight’s team was going to be leaving the show and Berto could certainly be someone who sees
Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. returned to our television sets for two glorious weeks – and then the shows were gone. It was a cruel tease by NBC, getting fans revved up with two impactful episodes this fall, only to then head out on the winter hiatus until 2021. At the same time,
Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, and Chicago P.D. returned to television with a lot of momentum and viewer interest. Fans had been waiting a long time to find out what was going on with the casts of their favorite Chicago-based shows. The first two episodes for each program contained a lot of excitement, quite a few
When it comes to television ratings, the trio of Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. is bringing huge numbers to NBC each Wednesday night. By now, viewers have likely seen the advertisements that NBC is running where the network boasts about the Chicago-based shows being the most-watched on Wednesday nights. So far this fall,
The winter hiatus for Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. has officially begun. The moment has come much sooner than fans may have anticipated, especially since each Chicago-based show has only been on the air for two episodes so far this fall. It took a lot of work to put safety precautions in place
The Chicago P.D. cast has a new person watching over the Intelligence team, and Samantha Miller means business when it comes to the changing culture between Chicago and its police officers. During the Chicago P.D. Season 8 premiere, Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) got called in to meet with Deputy Superintendent Samantha Miller. That’s where viewers