Chicago Fire, Med and P.D. Return to Set ‘Right After Thanksgiving,’ Says Star Jessy Schram: ‘I’ve Missed It’

Chicago Fire, Med and P.D. Return to Set ‘Right After Thanksgiving,’ Says Star Jessy Schram: ‘I’ve Missed It’

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Fans of the One Chicago family will soon be able to see their friends on the small screen again!

PEOPLE confirms that production on all three shows — Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago police — will continue the week of Nov. 27, though premiere dates have not yet been announced.

Jessy Schram, who joined the NBC drama Chicago Medic as Dr. Hannah Asher in 2019, talks exclusively to PEOPLE about the cast’s exciting return to the set.

“I have to go back Chicago Med and we’re scheduled to start photography on Nov. 27,” Schram, 27, said Wednesday while attending the Hallmark Channel’s Christmas Countdown Celebration at The Grove in Los Angeles. “So right after Thanksgiving, we’re on our feet .”

Schram added, “The whole crew is back. Our cast, our crew, everybody that’s a part of it can get back to work.”

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Pictured are members of the cast of ‘Chicago Medicine’.

George Burns Jr./NBC

Major delays throughout the industry were caused by writer and actor strikes. However, both issues have been resolved in recent weeks.

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) reached an agreement with Hollywood studios in September. Meanwhile, the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) reached a tentative agreement on November 9.

New episodes Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago police last aired on May 24, ending a few weeks after the writers’ strike began on May 2. The actors’ strike followed on July 14.

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(L-R) Luigi Sottile and Jessy Schram are shown on ‘Chicago Med’.

George Burns Jr./NBC

Of the One Chicago crew’s return to the set, Schram notes that she’s ready to “immerse herself” in the Windy City’s cooler weather.

“I heard Halloween in Chicago is just pure snow,” she said. “So I’m just soaking up what I can and then I’m ready to fully immerse myself in Chicago because I missed him. I really, really missed him.”

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Amid news of the One Chicago family returning to the set, Ice-T confirmed it Law and Order: Special Victims Unit — also created by procedural super producer Dick Wolf — will return to work the same day.

“We OFFICIALLY start filming season 24 of SVU 27,” he wrote on Instagram. “Sorry for the delay. It wasn’t personal. Just business.💥”

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Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago police all stream in full on Peacock. Law and Order: Special Victims Unit can be streamed in full on Hulu.

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