‘Chicago P.D.’ Season 14 Episode 4 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview

The next chapter of ‘Chicago P.D.’ arrives on Wednesday, October 28, with an episode titled “My Eye, My Call.” It follows “Under the Surface,” which carries an October 21 air date. The series keeps its familiar night and slot on NBC as Intelligence moves deeper into the new season.

Anyone searching for the ‘Chicago P.D.’ release date, time and streaming details will find the answers are simple. New episodes air on NBC every Wednesday at 10 p.m. and are available to stream on Peacock the next day. This guide covers the schedule, the viewing options and what is known about the story so far.

Release Date for the Next ‘Chicago P.D.’ Episode

“My Eye, My Call” is scheduled to premiere on October 28, and it is listed as overall episode number 268 for the series. It follows “Demolition” on October 7, “Don’t Blink” the following week, and “Under the Surface” on October 21. That places it firmly in the opening stretch of the season.

The season is confirmed to consist of 21 episodes, so there is plenty of story still ahead. The episode after this one is titled “Dark Imaginings.” The previous season finale aired on May 13, which means viewers have now had several weeks to settle back into the unit.

NBC has confirmed that all of the One Chicago shows will continue airing in parallel on Wednesdays. That gives fans a consistent weekly appointment rather than a staggered schedule. The date for this episode follows the same rhythm as the weeks before it.

Release Time Within the One Chicago Lineup

The series airs in its usual 10/9c slot on Wednesday nights on NBC. In the US, that translates to 10 p.m. ET. Viewers in other time zones should adjust according to their local NBC listings.

‘Chicago Med’ kicks off the night at 8/7c, ‘Chicago Fire’ follows at 9/8c, and ‘Chicago P.D.’ closes things out. ‘Chicago Med’ is in its twelfth season, while ‘Chicago Fire’ is in its fifteenth. The three shows share a single evening, and the police drama serves as the late night finish.

Viewers outside the US have their own schedules. Canadian viewers can watch on Citytv every Wednesday at 10 p.m. In Australia, the season premiere arrived on BINGE on October 8, and the series is also available on Foxtel.

Where to Watch ‘Chicago P.D.’ Live and on Demand

Viewers can watch on NBC through a TV package or a live TV streaming service. The series can also be watched live online with a Peacock subscription in most areas. Those two routes cover most viewers in the US who want to see the episode as it airs.

For anyone who misses the broadcast, Peacock is the main option. The premiere aired on Wednesday, October 7, with Peacock streaming following on October 8. The same next day pattern applies to the weekly releases that have followed.

Peacock also helps newcomers and lapsed viewers. All 13 earlier seasons are available to stream there, which makes it easier to catch up before the story gets further along. In the UK, the series is listed on Sky and NOW, and the new season will arrive there after it concludes on NBC.

Preview of ‘My Eye, My Call’ and the Story So Far

The official synopsis centers on an eager young officer assigned to one of the city’s most dangerous districts, whose case draws the attention of Intelligence. That setup suggests a story that brings uniformed patrol work and the unit’s investigators into closer contact. Beyond that description, specific plot details have not been widely shared.

The season began with several threads still open. The premiere picked up three months after the previous finale, which left Voight deciding whether to arrest Shari after discovering her involvement in a murder. The third episode follows a tip from a former informant that leads Intelligence to a gruesome discovery, while Voight grows increasingly skeptical of Charlie Boyden’s motives.

Roster changes also shape the weeks ahead. LaRoyce Hawkins is leaving the series, according to Deadline, and was reported to appear in only a couple of episodes to wrap up Atwater’s storyline. The second episode centered on a turning point in Atwater’s life that prompts a decision about his future. Jesse Lee Soffer was set to direct that episode.

Production realities are part of the picture as well. The cost cutting measures introduced across the One Chicago shows remain in effect, so viewers should expect some familiar faces to miss episodes from time to time. Showrunner Gwen Sigan told NBC Insider in May that the season would feel different, with many new places for the characters to explore. With Atwater’s exit approaching and a young officer’s case catching Voight’s attention in ‘My Eye, My Call,’ which storyline are you most curious to see Intelligence take on in the comments?