CBS Sets 2024 Premiere Dates

CBS NETWORK TV 

         With both the writers' strike and actors' strike over, CBS has become the first broadcast network to announce their post-strike programming plans.  [CBS' Prime Time Promo] 

           The Super Bowl is the kick off date for a roll out.  The new drama Tracker , will premiere right after the big game on February 11, 2024. 

            Returning scripted dramas and comedies make their season premieres starting on February 12.  This includes shows like the FBI  and NCIS shows, Young Sheldon, and Ghosts. The seasons will be shorter than previous due to the strikes.    

        The new series that were planned during the fall original fall line up , like the reimagined Matlock and Poppa's  House  have been moved to the 2024 fall season.  Elsbeth , a spin-off of The Good Wife , will be premiering this season. 

        Reality shows,  Survivor and The Amazing Race will have new seasons in March.  

Here's the 2024 schedule all times are ET/PT, unless otherwise noted  

Sunday, February 11 

(Following Super Bowl LVIII)

10-11pm  Tracker (Series premiere, estimated start time ) 

Monday, February 12 

8pm The Neighborhood  (sixth season premiere) 

8:30pm  Bob ❤️ Abishola (fifth season premiere) 

9pm  NCIS (season premiere) 

10pm NCIS : Hawaii (third season premiere) 

Tuesday, February 13 

8pm  FBI  (sixth season premiere) 

9pm  FBI :International  (third season premiere) 

10pm  FBI: Most Wanted (fifth season premiere) 

Thursday, February 15 

8pm Young Sheldon (seventh season premiere) 

8:30pm Ghosts  (third season premiere) 

9pm  So Help Me Todd (second season premiere) 

10pm  Tracker (premiere episode encore)

February 16

8pm  S.W.A.T (seventh season premiere) 

9pm Fire Country (second season premiere) 

10pm  Blue Bloods (fourteenth season premiere) 

Sunday, February 18 

7pm 60 Minutes 

8pm  The Equalizer (fourth season premiere) 

9pm  Tracker (Time Period) 

10pm  CSI: Vegas (third season premiere, new time) 

Thursday, February 22

8pm Young Sheldon

8:30pm Ghosts 

9pm  So Help Me Todd 

10pm  Tracker (second episode encore) 

Wednesday, February 28

8-10pm  Survivor (46th season premiere) 

Thursday, February 29 

8pm Young Sheldon 

8:30pm Ghosts 

9pm So Help Me Todd 

10pm Elsbeth (series premiere) 

Wednesday, March 6 

8-10pm Survivor (two hour episode) 

Wednesday, March 13 

8-9:30pm Survivor (return to 90 minute episodes) 

9:30-11pm  The Amazing Race (36th season premiere) 

Press release after the jump

The CW Fall Premiere Dates

The CW Fall TV Look 2023 

    I'm a bit late, but adding the post about the CW's fall premiere dates  anyway. 

        The CW's fall premieres are slightly different in a few ways.  A change from the announced fall line up  is that  the series  All American, won't be on the fall line up due to the continuing writers' and actors' strike.  Since May, the CW has also picked up The Chosen, which started airing in July and is planned to run until Christmas Eve. That made their Sunday Night line up different from planned as well. 

     Inside the NFL makes its official moves to the CW and kicks off , September 5 at 8pm. Another series pick up for Tuesdays will be The Swarm which will air following at 9pm.  

        Along with All American not being on the fall line up after all, 61st Street and the I Am documentary series have been pushed to mid season. 

        New Canadian drama shows Sullivan's Crossing and The Spencer Sisters will be taking up Wednesdays starting October 4. 

     Unscripted series, FBoy Island will take Thursday nights as planned at 8pm ET.  

 Other CW mainstays that were around before the Nexstar purchase; Penn & Teller :Fool US returns October 20 at 8pm, on Friday nights.    The Saturday line up of Masters of Illusion, and World's Funniest Animals returns October 28.  Whose Line Is it Anyway? will air Tuesdays starting November 14 at 9pm. 

    The Monday night comedies already airing will be joined by a new comedy  Everyone Else Burns on Monday October 16 at 9:30pm. 

Here's the full line up all times are ET/PT/Denver/Saint Louis

Tuesday, September 5

8pm Inside the NFL (Season Premiere) 

9pm  The Swarm  (Series Premiere) 

Wednesday, October 4 

8pm Sullivan's Crossing (Series Premiere) 

9pm The Spencer Sisters (Series Premiere) 

Thursday, October 12 

8pm FBOY Island (Season 3 Premiere) 

Monday, October 16

8pm Son of a Critch (Original Episode) 

8:30pm Run the Burbs (Original Episode) 

9pm Children Ruin Everything (Original Episode) 

9:30pm  Everyone Else Burns (Series Premiere) 

Friday, October 20

8pm  Penn & Teller: Fool US ( Season 10 Premiere) 

9pm Inside the NFL (Encore Episodes) 

Saturday, October 28

8pm Masters of Illusion (Season 10 Premiere) 

8:30pm Masters of Illusion (Original Episode) 

9pm  World's Funniest Animals (Season 4 Premiere) 

9:30pm World's Funniest Animals (Original Episode) 

Tuesday, November 14 

8pm Inside the NFL (Original Episode) 

9pm Whose Line is it Anyway? (Season 12 Premiere) 

9:30pm Whose Line is it Anyway (Original episode) 

The Press release after the jump

CBS Announces Fall Premiere Dates

CBS  Fall TV Look 2023

           Amid the current dual strikes of writers and actors, CBS has released their fall premiere dates. This is for the schedule they released a couple weeks back where they had to adjust because of the strikes continuing.   

         The CBS line up includes shows they found from other things owned by the same parent company.  Yellowstone (from Paramount Network), and SEAL Team (from Paramount Plus, a show that previously ran on CBS).   Ghosts , the UK version that the CBS version is based on.  Also reality shows and other stuff to fill in their line up. 

        CBS has College Football and will be airing some games on Saturday Nights as well their standard Saturday daytime.   Thursday, September 14 is reality premiere day with  Big Brother Live show at 8pm ET,  then the debut of Buddy Games at 9pm ET, The Challenge:USA at 10pm ET.  Big Brother  has already started airing. 

            Yellowstone will make its broadcast debut on Sunday, September 17 at 8:30pm ET. This is not a new season, this is repeats of the first season airing on CBS.   

       NCIS is turning 20 and will have a special one-night only marathon on September 25. 

        The Paramount Plus series FBI True premieres on Tuesday, October 3 at 9pm ET; SEAL Team on Thursday, November 2 at 10pm ET. 

      With the game shows,   The Price is Right at Night  will premiere on Monday, October 2 and Let's Make a Deal primetime on Friday, November 3. Both series 8pm ET. 

         More unscripted series,  Lotería Loca premieres on Monday, October 2 at 9pm ET, and Raid the Cage premieres on Friday, October 13 at 9pm. 

           Survivor and The Amazing Race return on September 27, they are 90 minutes for both shows. 

            The British version of Ghosts starts on November 16 at 9pm ET. 

            Here's the full details, all times ET/PT unless otherwise noted 

Saturday, September 2

7:30-11PM/4:30-8PT  College Football on CBS: Texas Tech at Wyoming 

Saturday,  September 9 

7:30-11PM/4:30-8PT  College Football on CBS:  UCLA at San Diego State

Thursday, September 14 

8-9pm  Big Brother (LIVE Show) 

9-10pm  Buddy Games (CBS Series Debut) 

10-11pm The Challenge :USA 

Saturday, September 16 

8-9pm NCIS  (Encore Episode) 

9-11p 48 Hours (Season 36, Two Back to Back episodes) 

Sunday, September 17 

7:30-8:30pm (7-8pm PT)  60 Minutes (Season 56 Premiere) 

8:30-10:30pm  (8-10pm Pt )  Yellowstone  (Starting with Season 1) 

10:30-11:30pm (10-11pm PT ) Big Brother 

Saturday, September 23

7:30-11pm (4:30-8PT) Big Ten on CBS College Football : Iowa at Penn State 

Sunday, September 24 

7-8pm 60 Minutes 

8-10pm Yellowstone (Two Back to Back Episodes) 

10-11pm Big Brother 

Monday, September 25 

8-11pm NCIS 20th Anniversary Mini-Marathon  (one time only) 

Wednesday, September 27 

8-9:30pn Survivor (Season 45 premiere, new time period) 

9:30-11pm The Amazing Race (Season 35 premiere, new time period) 

Friday, September 29 

8-10pm Fire Country (Two Encore Episodes Back to Back) 

10-11pm Classic Blue Bloods Episodes 

Monday, October 2 

8-9pm The Prices Is Right at Night (one time only) 

9-10pm Loteria Loca  (CBS Series Debut) 

10-11pm NCIS (Encore Episode) 

Tuesday, October 3

8-9pm Big Brother (new time period) 

9-10pm FBI True (Broadcast Debut) 

10-11pm FBI (Encore Episode, new time period) 

Monday, October 9 

8-9pm The Price is Right at Night (one time only) 

9-10pm Loteria Loca 

10-11pm NCIS (Encore Episode) 

Friday, October 13 

8-9pm The Price Is Right at Night (new time period) 

9-10pm  Raid the Cage (CBS Series Debut) 

10-11pm Classic Blue Bloods Episodes 

Thursday, November 2 

8-9pm Big Brother 

9-9:30pm Young Sheldon (Encore Episode- one time only) 

9:30-10pm  Ghosts (Encore Episode- One time only) 

10-11pm SEAL Team (Returns to CBS with Season 5) 

Friday, November 3 

8-9pm  Let's Make a Deal Primetime (new time period) 

9-10pm Raid the Cage 

10-111pm Classic Blue Bloods Episodes 

Saturday, November 4 

7:30-11pm SEC on CBS College Football: Game of the Week 

Saturday, November 11

8-10:30pm ET  NWSL (National Women's Soccer League) Championship Game 

10:30-11pm Bob ❤️ Abishola (Encore Episode, one time Only) 

Thursday, November 16

8-8:30pm Young Sheldon (Encore Episode- new time period) 

8:30-9pm  Ghosts (Encore Episode- new time period) 

9-10pm  Ghosts (UK)  (Two Back to Back Half Hour Episodes) 

10-11pm SEAL Team  

Press Release after the jump 

NBC Announces Fall Premiere Dates and Adjustments to their fall line up

NBC Fall TV Look 2023 

        NBC has released their fall premiere dates, while the network did seem to have some confidence in the writers' strike ending  in time for them to be able to tape some more episodes, there has been that wrench in the plans.   

            NBC will be putting Magnum P.I.  and Canadian program Transplant into their line up to fill the gaps.  The Three Chicago series will not be airing new episodes, and will be condended to one hour for reruns on Wednesdays. Magnum P.I will be airing along with Quantum Leap  on Wednesday nights.   

            The Law and Order series will also be in reruns and condensed to the 8pm ET hour on Thursdays , Transplant  and Dateline  will be plugging the holes on Thursday at 9 and 10pm ET. 

            The comedies planned for Tuesday of Night Court and Extended Family are being held off.  New dramas The Irrational and Found are launching into the schedule in fall. They were both part of the original line up. With the latter moving to Tuesday Nights.  The Voice is going to be 2 hours on Tuesday, with the first hour being a recap of Monday's show. 

        NBCs line up is still less reliant on reruns and reality than what FOX, CBS, and ABC had to do. 

    Here are the premiere dates  all times ET/PT  , unless otherwise noted 

Saturday, September 2 

7:30pmET/4:30pm PT  Big Ten Saturday Night

Thursday, September 7

8:20/5:20p  NFL Kickoff 

Sunday, September 10

7pm/4pt  Football Night In America 

8:20/5:20pt  Sunday Night Football 

Monday, September 25

8pm  The Voice

10pm The Irrational 

Wednesday, September 27

9pm America's Got Talent (Finale) 

Friday, September 29 

9pm Dateline 

Tuesday, October 3

10pm Found

Wednesday, October 4 

8pm Chicago series reruns   Quantum Leap

9pm  Magnum P.I   Magnum P.I 

10pm  Quantum Leap  Chicago Series reruns 

Thursday, October 5

8pm Law and Order series reruns 

9pm Transplant 

10pm  Dateline 

Friday, November 3

8pm The Wall 

Press Release after the jump 

CBS Redoes Its Fall 2023 Line up

CBS  Fall TV Look 2023

         CBS' original fall line up release was an optimistic one that the writers' strike would be over in time that they could make some shows for the fall. Well, it's half way through July now, and there's now also an actors' strike to go along with the writers' strike.  CBS has had to make big adjustments to it's fall line up. 

        First, Yellowstone from it's sister cable network, Paramount Network, will be making a broadcast network premiere.  The hit cable drama series will be airing on Sundays starting with its first season.  

        CBS has also called up Ghosts , but the original British version, which will be airing on Thursdays after reruns of  Young Sheldon and Ghosts.  The British series will air back to back episodes. Finishing up Thursdays will be a series called up from the Paramount+ league, and this one aired before on CBS  SEAL Team.   

            Another Paramount+ series being called up is  FBI: True which is a docuseries, to match up with their reruns of the main FBI series. They've also slotted Mondays 10/9c for a Paramount Plus series, which is to be named later.  Meanwhile, CBS has pulled out the reality series.  Loteria Loca and Raid the Cage.  And before, they air UK Ghosts and etc. on Thursdays, they'll air reality series including Big Brother, Buddy Games, and The Challenge: USA.   The Price is Right at Night and Let's Make a Deal Primetime will also be part of the line up.  

            60 Minutes will also get 90 minute editions on Sundays where there were NFL double headers. 

Here's the line up in detail , all times ET/PT, unless otherwise noted 

Mondays 

8pm  Loteria Loca 

9pm NCIS (R) 

10pm Paramount Plus Original -TBA 

Tuesdays

8pm Big Brother

9pm FBI True 

10pm FBI (R) 

Wednesdays

8pm Survivor 

9:30pm The Amazing Race

Thursdays  (First )

8pm Big Brother 

9pm Buddy Games 

10pm The Challenge: USA

Thursdays (later) 

8pm Young Sheldon (R)

8:30pm Ghosts (R) 

9pm UK: Ghosts 

9:30pm UK: Ghosts 

10pm SEAL Team 

Fridays 

8pm The Price is Right at Night/ Let's Make a Deal: Primetime 

9pm Raid the Cage 

10pm Blue Bloods :Classics (R) 

Saturdays

8pm Encores and Sports

10pm 48 Hours 

Sundays (single  header) 

7pm 60 Minutes 

8pm  Yellowstone 

9pm Yellowstone 

10pm Big Brother 

Sundays (Double header) 

7:30pm  60 Minutes 

9pm  Yellowstone 

10pm Big Brother 

Full Press release after the jump 

Fall TV 2023: FOX Announces Fall Premiere Dates

FOX   Fall TV Look 2023 

     Fox has released it's fall schedule and premiere dates, being the first network to announce premiere dates and the last to release it's fall line up. Like last year, they skipped the traditional May line up announcement.  The FOX line up also leans into animated shows and unscripted due to the the long running writers' strike.  

        It's scripted shows like 9-1-1: Lone Star, The Cleaning Lady, Accused, Alert: Missing Persons Unit, Animal Control, and new series have been put aside for that reason. 

        The Sunday Night animation block is returning as normal, with the new series Krapoplis which will premiere there too. (That show has been renewed for 3 seasons) Also, WWE Friday Night Smackdown  will be continuing.  

        The fall line up has mainstays of The Masked Singer, Hell's Kitchen , the return of Kitchen Nightmares, along  with Lego Masters. They also have returned singing show "I Can See Your Voice".  The newest series, by itself is  Snake Oil . 

Here's the fall fall schedule/premiere dates all times ET/PT unless otherwise noted, new series are highlighted in blue. 

Tuesday, September 19 

8-9pm  Name that Tune   (Season Premiere) 

9-10pm  I Can See Your Voice  (Season Premiere) 

Sunday, September 24  (After FOX NFL Doubleheader) 

8-9pm/5-6pt  Krapoplis (Special Two-Episode, Preview Event) (live in all time zones) 

Monday, September 25 

8-9pm Kitchen Nightmares  (Series Return/ Season Premiere )

9-10pm Special Forces: World's Toughest Test  (Season Premiere) 

Wednesday, September 27

8-9pm The Masked Singer (Season Premiere) 

9-10pm  Snake Oil (season premiere) 

Thursday, September 28 

8-9pm Hell's Kitchen (Season Premiere) 

9-10pm Lego Masters (Season Premiere) 

Fridays (On Going) 

8-10pm   WWE Friday Night Smackdown 

Sunday, October 1

8pm The Simpsons  (Season Premiere) 

8:30pm Krapoplis (time period premiere) 

9pm  Bob's Burgers (Season Premiere) 

9:30pm Family Guy (Season Premiere) 

FALL TV 2023: The CW

The CW Fall TV Look 2023 Upfronts

                    

  It's been an interesting time for the CW, as the network had been sold to local TV station owner, Nexstar.  The network's fall line up will be dramatically different than its been for many years.  The network was for years a showcase for it's then two parent companies CBS and Warner using shows from their production companies.  This season, there will be only one show from that "All American".  "Walker", is the other series, that will be back in mid season. The rest of the line up is acquisitions from other countries, heavily Canada, and unscripted shows.   

            The status of  shows like "Gotham Knights",  "Superman &Lous", "All  American: Homecoming" haven't been given as of this writing.  CW unscripted shows like "Penn & Teller: Fool Us",  "Whose Line is it Anyway?" , "Masters of Illusion", and "World's Funniest Animals" are still on the line up. 

        The new line up brings something the CW hasn't aired in sometime: comedy series. These will air on a Tuesday Night line up: with "Son of the Critch" , "Run the Burbs", "Children Ruin Everything", and "Everyone Else Burns".   Drama series, that aren't "All American" are "61st Street" which was picked up from AMC, "Sullivan's Crossing", and "The Spencer Sisters".  Former (HBO) Max reality series FBOY Island moves to the CW. A spinoff series, "FGIRL Island" comes in the mid season. Sundays have been given over to "I AM" film documentary series. 

Here's the line up all times are ET/PT/ Denver/ Saint Louis unless otherwise noted.  All new series are highlighted in blue (uhh) 

Monday 

8pm All American 

9pm 61St Street  

Tuesday

8pm Son of a Critch

8:30pm Run the Burbs   

9pm Children Ruin Everything 

9:30pm Everyone Else Burns 

      

Wednesday 

8pm Sullivan's Crossing 

9pm  The Spencer Sisters 

Thursday 

8pm FBOY Island (Encore Epiosde)

9pm FBOY Island 

Friday 

8pm Penn & Teller :Fool Us

9pm  Whose Line Is It Anyway?

9:30pm Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Saturday 

8pm Masters of Illusion

8:30pm Masters of Illusion

9pm  World's Funniest Animals 

9:30pm World's Funniest Animals 

Sunday 

8pm  I AM Films 

Press release after the jump 

FALL TV 2023: ABC

ABC Fall TV Look 2023 Upfronts

    ABC has released their fall line up. Unlike CBS, which sent out a line up of confidence that the writers' strike will be resolved soon, and NBC which seems more willing to have some delays effect mid season as they seem to have stuff secured for the fall, ABC is going for heavy unscripted line up. 

            All it's scripted programming, save for reruns of Abbott Elementary is off the line up for the fall.  "Dancing with the Stars" has moved back from Disney Plus to the network, they've also added a new "Bachelor" series called "The Golden Bachelor" think "The Bachelor" but with older people.  

             Series like "Abbott Elementary", "The Connors", "The Good Doctor", "Grey's Anatomy" , "Not Dead Yet", "High Potential", "The Rookie", "Station 19",  and "Will Trent"  will be announced at a later date, again depending on the writers' strike length.   Shows like "The Rookie: Feds" and "Home Economics" are still TBD on if they will be renewed or not. 

Here's the fall line up, all times are ET/PT unless otherwise noted, new series are highlighted in blue 

 

Monday 

8pm Dancing with the Stars

10pm The Golden Bachelor 

Tuesday

8pm Celebrity Jeopardy

9pm  Bachelor in Paradise 

Wednesday

8pm Judge Steve Harvey

9pm Abbott Elementary (Encore)

9:30pm Abbott Elementary (Encore)

10pm What Would You Do? 

Thursday 

Tuesday

8pm Celebrity Wheel of Fortune 

9pm Press Your Luck 

10pm The $100,000 Pyramid 

Friday

8pm Shark Tank 

9pm 20/20 

Saturday

7:30pm/4:30pt College Football 

Sunday 

7pm America's Funniest Home Videos

8pm The Wonderful World of Disney 

Press Release after the jump 

Fall TV 2023: NBC

NBC Fall TV Look 2023 Upfronts

         NBC has released it's fall line up, a tick earlier than normal. Comedy is back on the table at the start of the season.  The hit revival of  Night Court will be back on Tuesdays along with a new series the return of Jon Cryer to network TV with Extended Family.  Tuesday also gets Quantum Leap .  Another interesting change is that the second night of Dick Wolf programming  where the Law & Order series were running has been cut to 2 hours with new drama Found taking the slot that was held by Law & Order: Organized Crime  on Thursday nights.  That program will be back in mid season.  Lopez vs. Lopez  has been renewed but status (as of this writing) for Young Rock hasn't been given yet. 

            The Voice keeps its normal Monday slot, with a new drama getting its AGT boost that being The Irrational .  The Chicago night continues on Wednesdays. Fridays is light fare with The Wall and Dateline NBC taking up the night. 

        Thanks to new college football rights, NBC will fill Saturday Night with Big Ten Football from 7pm ET/4PT and that or Notre Dame Football.  Sundays , of course, belong to NFL Sunday Night Football. 

           NBC feels secure in their line up coming to plan on time even with the writers' strike due to renewing shows early to get something done before the strike.   

             For mid season,  La Brea will be back, which was moved from starting in regular season to being a mid season replacement show. The drama was renewed for  6-episode season. Magnum P.I which NBC saved from cancelation, will have its 2nd half of its 5th season in midseason. 

                Also, the second season of Password  which is effected by the writers' strike is coming in the mid season.  Deal or No Deal is back on NBC, but with a twist , another America's Got Talent spin-off.  The Americas , a natural history series will also be airing. Also Canadian Drama , Transplant, is back in the line up, 

             Here's the full line up, all times are ET/PT, unless otherwise noted, and all new shows are highlighted in blue 

Monday
8-10pm The Voice
10pm The Irrational


Tuesday
8pm Night Court

8:30pm Extended Family 
9pm The Voice 
10pm Quantum Leap


Wednesday
8pm Chicago Med
9pm Chicago Fire
10pm Chicago P.D


Thursday
8pm Law & Order
9pm Law & Order :SVU
10pm Found 


Friday
8pm The Wall 
9-11pm Dateline NBC


Saturday
7-7:30pm/4-4:30pt  Big Ten Countdown/ Norte Dame Pregame (also live on Peacock) 

7:30-11pm/4:30-7pt Big Ten Football/ Notre Dame Football (also live on Peacock 

Sunday
7-8:20/4-5:20pt Football Night in America (also live on Peacock)
8:20/5:20pt NBC Sunday Night Football (also live on Peacock)

Press Release after the jump

FALL TV 2023: CBS

CBS  Fall TV Look 2023 Upfronts 

            

       Earlier than normal, CBS has released their fall line up for the 2023-24 TV Season. Now, due to the writers' strike this is the CBS best hope that things get resolved very soon  schedule for the fall so this could not even happen if things are delayed.  

        Anyway, CBS' fall line up looks much like it did before, as CBS usually does keep their line ups stable.  Wednesday has been made all reality again, but with long running shows "Survivor" and "The Amazing Race" taking up 90 minute slots to fill a 3 hour night.  

        CBS has two new dramas for the fall, first "Elsbeth" which is also CBS continuing the world of "The Good Wife" and "The Good Fight" this series will air on Thursday Nights. "CSI Vegas" is being moved to Sundays, but because of Football overruns they've decided to hold the show until after football being mostly over. 

       No you aren't confused by the next show's name, yes they have decided to remake "Matlock"  with Kathy Bates in the lead role.  They will be pairing this with "The Equalizer" which moves up to 9PM /8c. 

       "S.W.A.T" was a show that CBS was going to end, but some last-minute deal making has kept it alive for a final season and they've ended "East New York" instead, so Friday Night stays the same from last season.   

        Mondays stay the same with "The Neighborhood" , "Bob Hearts Abishola" , "NCIS", and "NCIS Hawai'i".  Tuesdays are still the Dick Wolf shows with "FBI" , "FBI: International" , and "FBI: Most Wanted" and Fridays, as mentioned above will also still have "Fire Country" and "Blue Bloods" 

        Much like last year, you'll notice CBS isn't introducing a new comedy to their wings and still keeping Thursday with "Young Sheldon" and "Ghosts".  They do have new comedy series picked up, "Poppa's House" starting Damon Wayans and Damon Wayans Jr.  which is waiting for a mid season slot to open up.  CBS has the Superbowl and new drama "Tracker" gets the post SB slot on Sunday, February 11, 2024.  

            Again, this line up is if the writers' strike comes to a deal on a good time to start working on series.  CBS could end up filling their line up with reality shows, reruns (some shows from Paramount Plus), Primetime game shows.  

    Here's the schedule all times ET/PT, unless otherwise specified. New series highlighted in blue

Monday
8pm The Neighborhood
8:30pm Bob ♥ Abishola
9pm NCIS
10pm NCIS: Hawai'i


Tuesday
8pm FBI
9pm FBI: International
10pm FBI: Most Wanted


Wednesday
8pm Survivor
9:30pm The Amazing Race




Thursday
8pm Young Sheldon
8:30pm Ghosts 
9pm So Help Me Todd
10pm Elsbeth 


Friday
8pm S.W.A.T 
9pm Fire Country
10pm Blue Blood


Saturday
8pm Saturday Encores
9pm Saturday Encores
10pm 48 Hours


Sunday
7pm 60 Minutes
8pm Matlock ( a new one, not the old one) 

9pm The Equalizer
10pm Repeats/CSI: Vegas (after football) 

Press release after the jump 

Fall TV Look 2023: What's New, What's Renewed, What's Ended?

Fall TV Look  2023 ABC CBS CW FOX NBC

Last Updated  November 9  2023 at 8:50 PM MT 


It's our annual list of network TV moves either shows being renewed or canceled /ending. Also what's new? For disclosure, we are going to count reboot or one of those shows that are returning after ending as new , just to keep this list consistent.

Also to be determined is our list for shows that haven't been officially given a status so, it's

       

ABC 

Renewed 

Abbott Elementary 

America's Funniest Home Videos 

American Idol 

The Bachelor 

Bachelor in Paradise

Celebrity Jeopardy

Celebrity Wheel of Fortune 

The Conners 

The Good Doctor 

Grey's Anatomy 

Not Dead Yet

The Rookie 

Shark Tank 

Station 19 

Will Trent 

Canceled 

Alaska Daily 

A Million Little Things 

Avalon 

Big Sky

Home Economics 

The Company You Keep 

The Goldbergs 

The Rookie: Feds

To Be Determined 

Reality/Summer shows (determined at their own times)

The Wonder Years 

New Series 

9-1-1 (moving from FOX) 

 CBS 

Renewed 

Blue Bloods

Bob Hearts Abishola 

CSI: Vegas

The Equalizer 

FBI 

FBI: International 

Fire Country 

Ghosts

NCIS 

NCIS: Hawai'i 

So Help Me Todd 

S.W.A.T  (for a final season) 

Young Sheldon 

The Neighborhood 

Canceled 

East New York 

NCIS:LA 

True Lies 

Reality/News/Summer shows (determined at their own times)

60 Minutes 

48 Hours 

The Amazing Race 

Survivor 

Tough as Nails

New Series 

Elsbeth

Matlock

Poppa's House 

CW

Also will note that the CW has new ownership who could decide their own ways and other factors could come in to play. 

Renewed 

All American 

All American: Homecoming 

Walker 

Canceled 

The Flash

Gotham Knights 

Kung Fu 

Nancy Drew

Riverdale

Stargirl 

Superman & Lois 

Walker: Independence 

The Winchesters 

To Be Determined 

Reality/Summer shows (determined at their own times)

New Series 

FOX 

Renewed 

9-1-1: Lone Star 

Accused 

Alert 

Animal Control 

Bob's Burgers (2 Seasons) 

The Cleaning Lady

The Great North 

Family Guy  (2 Seasons) 

Krapopolis (Renewed before first season premiered) 

The Simpsons  (2 seasons) 

Canceled 

9-1-1 (moving to ABC) 

Call me Kat

Fantasy Island 

Monarch

The Resident 

Welcome to Flatch 

To Be Determined 

Housebroken 

Reality/Summer shows (determined at their own times)

New Series 

Grimsburg 

NBC

Renewed 

Chicago Fire

Chicago Med

Chicago PD

La Brea

Lopez vs. Lopez

Law and Order

Law and Order: Organized Crime

Law and Order: SVU

Magnum PI  (second part of season 5 in mid season 2024) (ending after that) 

Night Court

Quantum Leap

Canceled 

American Auto 

The Blacklist

Grand Crew

New Amsterdam 

Young Rock 

To Be Determined 

Reality/Summer shows (determined at their own times)

American Ninja Warrior (2 seasons) 

New Series 

Found (moving to Fall 2023) 

St. Denis Medical