Find out when The Voice, One Chicago and Law & Order will premiere on NBC in 2024

NBC has unveiled its premiere schedule for 2024 following the end of the strikes by screenwriters and actors, after broadcast competitors CBS and ABC had previously announced this.

Just before the new year, two series will launch on December 23 with the series premiere of “Extended Family” (8 EST/PST). Jon Cryer and Abigail Spencer play divorced couple Jim and Julia, who take turns living with their children in their family home. Things get more difficult for Jim when the owner of his beloved sports team starts dating his ex. A Christmas episode of “Night Court” follows at 8:30.

On New Year’s Day, a fantasy football version of “AGT,” “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League,” premieres (8 EST/PST). Former judge Mel B returns to work alongside fellow judges Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel. Each judge will select a team of 10 acts, consisting of the show’s past winners, finalists, viral acts and fan favorites.

In February, the channel will launch the show “Deal or No Deal Island” hosted by Joe Manganiello. In this version of the game show, 13 players are led to the “banker’s private island” where 100 briefcases containing specific amounts of cash are scattered around.

The popular franchises “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Law & Order: Organized Crime,” and “Chicago Med,” “Chicago Fire,” and “Chicago PD” will also return in mid-January.

Here are NBC’s premiere dates in 2024:

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Monday, January 1st:

Tuesday, January 2nd:

Tuesday, January 9

Wednesday, January 17

• “Chicago Med” — 8 EST/PST

• “Chicago Fire” — 9 EST/PST

• “Chicago PD” — 10 EST/PST

Thursday, January 18

• “Law & Order” — 8 EST/PST

• “Law & Order: SVU” – 9 EST/PST

• “Law & Order: Organized Crime” – 10 EST/PST

Friday, January 19

Monday, January 29

Monday, February 26

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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: When ‘AGT,’ ‘The Voice’ and ‘Law & Order’ premiere on NBC