NBC officially renews its One Chicago lineup for the 2024–2025 season. Many fans are celebrating while also questioning which cast members will appear in Chicago Fire Season 14, Chicago Med Season 11, and Chicago PD Season 13.
Here’s everything we know about the returning cast and those making their exits.
Which Chicago Fire cast members will return for Season 14?
The beloved firehouse drama will return with most of its ensemble, but not without changes.
While most of the Chicago Fire cast is expected back, Daniel Kyri, who plays Darren Ritter, and Jake Lockett, who plays Sam Carver, will exit the series after Season 13.
Meanwhile, stars such as Taylor Kinney, Miranda Rae Mayo, David Eigenberg, and Christian Stolte are slated to return for Chicago Fire Season 14. Newer faces like Jocelyn Hudon and Hanako Greensmith are also expected to stay on board.
Which Chicago Med cast members will return for Season 11?
Currently, all cast members from Season 10 are expected to return for Chicago Med Season 11.
This includes Marlyne Barrett, Oliver Platt, Darren Barnet, Jessy Schram, Luke Mitchell, Epatha Merkerson, and Steven Weber. No official departures have been announced from the Chicago Med cast.
Which Chicago PD cast member will return for Season 13?
At the time of writing, all the main cast members are expected back for Chicago PD Season 13.
Jason Beghe, Marina Squerciati, Patrick John Flueger, and LaRoyce Hawkins are all returning. Newer additions like Toya Turner, Amy Morton, and Benjamin Levy Aguilar will also likely reprise their roles.
However, given the nature of the franchise, sudden exits aren’t uncommon. While the Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, and Chicago Med cast appear sturdy now, fans know to expect surprises.
Meanwhile, fans can look forward to the finale episodes of Chicago Med, Chicago PD, and Chicago Fire, all scheduled for May 21 on NBC.
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