Chicago P.D.

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Season: 13

#	Air Date	Episode Name
E1	Oct 01, 2025	Consequences
E2	Oct 08, 2025	Open Wounds
E3	Oct 15, 2025	Canaryville
E4	Oct 22, 2025	Root Cause
E5	Oct 29, 2025	Miami
E6	Nov 05, 2025	Send Me
E7	Nov 12, 2025	Impulse Control
E8	Jan 07, 2026	Born Screaming
E9	Jan 14, 2026	Heroes
E10	Jan 21, 2026	Faith
E11	Jan 28, 2026	On the Way
E12	Feb 04, 2026	Missing
E13	Mar 04, 2026	Reckoning (3)
E14	Mar 11, 2026	Meant to Be
E15	Mar 18, 2026	Live or Die By Your CI
E16	Apr 01, 2026	Restored
E17	Apr 08, 2026	TBA
E18	Apr 15, 2026	TBA

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Scheduling Insights - Seasonal Series

Release Window:

September

Chicago P.D. has maintained a steady Annual rhythm for 11 years, typically returning in September. Following its midseason debut in early 2014, the series quickly transitioned into a cornerstone of the NBC Wednesday night lineup. It has consistently anchored the One Chicago block alongside Fire and Med, showing remarkable resilience despite industry disruptions. Aside from the anomaly of the 2020 pandemic delay and the 2023 Hollywood labor strikes, the procedural has never wavered from its traditional fall broadcast schedule.

The show serves as a reliable ratings driver for the network, benefiting from high-stakes crossovers and a loyal viewership. Its production cycle remains highly predictable, following the standard broadcast television calendar of filming in late summer for a fall premiere. This consistency has solidified its status as one of the longest-running police procedurals currently on the air, maintaining its core audience year after year.

Confidence: 95% Last Refined: March 2026

Why Watch:

"Ideal for fans of morally complex procedurals who prefer their police work served with high stakes and intense character friction."

Series Analysis:

In the sprawling Dick Wolf universe, Chicago P.D. operates as the sharpest edge of the blade. It is not merely a procedural about catching criminals; it is an examination of the cost of keeping order. Led by the gravel-voiced Hank Voight, the Intelligence Unit patrols a city where the line between cop and criminal is frequently blurred by necessity. The series thrives on high-pressure interrogations and the claustrophobic tension of the squad room. As the drama unfolds in its currently running thirteenth season, the narrative continues to interrogate the evolving nature of policing itself—forcing its characters to adapt to new rules while battling old demons. It remains a pillar of broadcast television that refuses to look away from the ugly side of the badge.

Tone: Hard-boiled, Tense, Uncompromising Last Updated: March 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

As of March 2026, NBC typically announces renewals for the One Chicago franchise during the spring broadcast window. Given its status as a top-rated procedural, a renewal for Season 14 is highly anticipated by industry analysts and fans alike.

Chicago P.D. traditionally follows a fall premiere schedule, with new seasons usually debuting in late September. This consistent timing allows the series to anchor the final hour of NBC's One Chicago Wednesday lineup.

A standard season of Chicago P.D. generally consists of 20 to 22 episodes. While some seasons have been shorter due to production shifts or industry strikes, the series typically aims for a full-season broadcast order.

The series airs on Wednesday nights at 10/9c on NBC. It serves as the concluding chapter of the weekly One Chicago block, following Chicago Med and Chicago Fire.

New episodes are available to stream the day after they air on Peacock. The platform also hosts the complete library of past seasons for subscribers to watch on demand.

Jason Beghe continues to lead the series as Sergeant Hank Voight, the commander of the Intelligence Unit. He is supported by an ensemble cast of detectives and officers who navigate the professional and personal challenges of policing in Chicago.

FAQs Updated: March 2026