The One Chicago universe is heading into its fall finales, wrapping up an explosive 2025 run for Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. before taking a short break for the holidays. Fans can expect
NBC has officially confirmed that the
Here’s the schedule for the highly anticipated finale night:
8:00 p.m. ET/PT:
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 7 — “Double Down”
9:00 p.m. ET/PT: Chicago Fire Season 14, Episode 7 — “Pierce the Vein”
10:00 p.m. ET/PT: Chicago P.D.
Season 13, Episode 7 — “Impulse Control”
After November 12, fans will have to wait until January 2026 to see what happens next in Chicago’s busiest hospitals, firehouses, and police precincts.
Each show is set to end 2025 with intense drama and powerful storytelling:
Doctors Asher and Archer work together to treat a cancer patient facing life-threatening complications just as he’s about to become a father.
At Firehouse 51, Severide takes the lead on an investigation into a suspicious high school fire that may have been deliberately set. Novak receives an unexpected call that could change her storyline completely, and
Showrunner
“There is one main theme this season — Stories. The stories we’re told, the stories we tell ourselves, and how those stories shape our choices.”
Voight’s suspicions about Raymond Bell reach a boiling point when a violent break-in ties back to a dangerous case from the past. The episode also shines a spotlight on
Fans are still buzzing about last season’s crossover event, which brought all three shows together for one blockbuster night of action. When asked about another crossover, showrunner
“It would be wonderful to bring them back. The pairings were unexpected and full of tension — there’s definitely more to explore in the future.”
While there’s no official confirmation of a crossover in 2026, NBC insiders have hinted that future episodes could feature surprise appearances and interconnected storylines across the three series.
Following the November finales, One Chicago will take an extended winter hiatus before returning in January 2026. Although NBC hasn’t released an exact premiere date, fans can expect the shows to return around
The early break is designed to accommodate NBC’s holiday programming schedule and prevent midseason interruptions.
For the first time, One Chicago fans will be able to dive deeper into the franchise with The Official One Chicago Podcast, produced by Wolf Entertainment and USG Audio
. Announced by Steven Weber and Marina Squerciati at the 2025 ATX TV Festival, the podcast will feature behind-the-scenes interviews with the cast, writers, and producers from Chicago Med,
New episodes of the podcast will drop Thursdays throughout the TV season, offering inside stories, production insights, and exclusive content to tide fans over during the hiatus.
Mark your calendars — One Chicago’s fall finales air Wednesday, November 12, 2025, on NBC. Expect shocking revelations, emotional cliffhangers, and setups for explosive storylines when
Until then, fans can relive all the action on Peacock, or catch exclusive cast interviews on the
Alexis Bellino reacted to Shannon Beador
complimenting her wedding to ex John Janssen. Alexis said she hopes Shannon can “finally move on” and leave “my husband’s name out of her mouth” because it makes her look “like an idiot.”
On a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live, Shannon congratulated Alexis after her wedding to John, who sued Shannon for $75,000 after their split. Shannon expressed well wishes, and she said the ceremony looked “beautiful.” She also repeated this sentiment at the
On Reality with The King, Alexis was asked how she felt about Shannon’s compliment.
“I don’t really know. And I mean, I’m glad that it feels like she can finally move on,” said Alexis. “And hopefully now next season — if she’s back on the show — she’ll leave my husband’s name out of her mouth, because it makes her look kind of like an idiot to bring him up this many years later … after he’s like fully married.”
“So hopefully that has been a lesson for her watching it play back this season,” she went on. “But I did feel like she meant it, because there’s no one that can say my wedding was beautiful and think they’re lying, because it was beautiful. It was one of the most beautiful things that actually came together. You know, when you’re creating the vision … of a wedding, you don’t know till the day of. You think you have this vision, but it might not look like [it]. All the suits … and dresses that we had and all the stuff we were trying to put together, I wouldn’t know until we got everybody together for that picture.”
During the reunion, Tamra Judge suggested that Alexis’ wedding was one of the best she’s ever attended. On the podcast, Alexis said she “appreciated” how Tamra was “sensitive” about Shannon “sitting there” during her answer.
“But Tamra’s asked a question in front of everybody and has to answer honestly. And I know that Tamra held back saying a lot of what she really wanted to say about the wedding, just in respect for Shannon’s … difficulty moving forward with it all during the season,” she said. “But yeah, so I do believe Shannon, that she thought it was gorgeous. Because it was.”