
Chicago Med: 12 Seasons, 220 Episodes, and a 5.2 That Fits
Chicago Med has run 12 seasons and 220 episodes on NBC, renewed for a twelfth season premiering October 7, 2026, despite a 5.2/10 critical score.


Chicago Med has run 12 seasons and 220 episodes on NBC, renewed for a twelfth season premiering October 7, 2026, despite a 5.2/10 critical score.

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