FOX announces Summer Schedule

FOX Summer TV 

     FOX has released their summer schedule. They have added new reality series, a  new remake of "Fantasy Island"  A new baking competition series called "Crime Scene Kitchen".  New seasons of  "Hells' Kitchen: Young Guns" , Lego Masters", "Masterchef : Legends"  and "Beat Shazam".   There also will be a Monday animation block with the new season "Ducanville" and  new series "Housebroken". 

Here's the schedule (all times ET) 

Sunday, May 23

8:30-9pm  Duncanville  (Season Premiere , part 1) 

9:30-10pm   Ducanville  (Season Premiere, part 2) 

Tuesday, May 25

8-10pm  Mental Samurai  (Season Premiere) 

Wednesday, May 26

8pm  The Masked Singer (Season Finale) 

9pm   Crime Scene Kitchen (Series Premiere) 

Mondays, starting May 31 

8pm   Hell's Kitchen : Young Guns (Season Premiere) 

9pm  Housebroken  (Series Premiere) 

9:30pm Ducanville (Time Period Premiere) 

Tuesdays, starting June 1 

8pm Lego Masters (Season Premiere) 

9pm   Mental Samurai  (Time Period Premiere) 

Wednesdays, starting June 2

8pm  Masterchef : Legends ( Season Premiere) 

9pm   Crime Scene Kitchen 

Thursdays, starting June 3

8pm  Beat Shazam  (Season Premiere) 

TBA ---August 

Fantasy Island 

Press Release after the jump 

ABC Summer Premiere Dates

    ABC has announced their summer programming premiere dates. As with networks in summer, it's a mixture of reality shows and game shows.   They have added three new series to the line up: "The Celebrity Dating Game" , "The Ultimate Surfer" ,  "When Nature Calls" 

Here are the dates. (all times ET/PT) 

Friday, June 4th 

8-9:01pm  Emergency Call (new season) 

Sunday, June 6th 

8-9pm   Celebrity Family Feud (new season) 

9-10pm   The Chase                  (new season) 

10-11pm   To Tell the Truth      (new season) 

Monday, June 7th

8-10pm  The Bachelorette (new season) 

 

Wednesday, June 9th 

8-9pm   Press Your Luck (new season) 

9-10pm  The $100,000 Pyramid  (new season)

10-11pm  Card Sharks (new season) 

Monday, June 14th 

10-11pm The Celebrity Dating Game (new series) 

Thursday, June 17th

8-9pm When Nature Calls (Series Premiere) 

9-10pm Holey Moley 3D in 2D (new season) 

10-11pm  The Hustler   (new season) 

Monday, August 16th 

8-10pm  Bachelor in Paradise  (new season) 

10-11pm The Ultimate Surfer (series premiere) 

Press release after the jump 

CW Announces Spring Programming

The CW  TV News Spring TV

   The CW, which had to shift it's programming around due to pandemic protcols, has announced the premiere dates of new dramas : Kung Fu and The Republic of Sarah;  and new seasons of  Dynasty, DC's Legends of Tomorrow,  and In the Dark.    Also time changes for  Batwoman and Charmed.

    

   A remake of that 1970's series "Kung Fu" will premiere  on Wednesday, April 7th  and new series "The Republic of Sarah" will premiere Monday, June 14th.  "DC's Legends of Tomorrow" will come in on May 2nd with "Batwoman" moving to the later time of 9pmet.; Sundays.  Season 4  of "Dynasty" starts  May 7th at 9pmet, after "Charmed" which moves back to  Fridays. Season 3 of  "In the Dark" premieres on Wednesday, June 9th, at 9pmet.  

       Here's the full details. (all times ET/PT) 

  

 Wednesday, April 7

 8PM   Kung Fu (Series Premiere) 

9PM   Nancy Drew (Original episode) 

Friday, April 30 

8PM  World's Funniest Animals: Spring Fling  ( All-New Special)

9PM   Penn & Teller : Fool US ( Encore episode) 

Sunday, May 2

8PM  DC's Legends of Tomorrow ( Season Premiere) 

9PM  Batwoman  (New Time Period) 

Friday,  May 7

8PM  Charmed  (New Time Period) 

9PM  Dynasty (Season Premiere) 

Wednesday, June 9

8PM    Kung Fu (Original Episode) 

9PM In the Dark (Season Premiere) 

Monday, June 14

8PM  All American (Original Episode) 

9PM   The Republic of Sarah ( Series Premiere) 

     

The CW announces Premiere Dates

The CW  TVLookFall2020  Primetime 

         As mentioned before, The CW went a different route than the other networks (minus FOX) in delaying their fall programming (read standard) to winter as a cushion to have production of series during the Coronavirus Pandemic, today they have released their premiere dates for  winter.  

 New series, Walker , Superman &Lois, and Canadian series, Trickster.    Plus, they are brining back 11 series. 

    They start their line up on Friday, January 8 with new seasons of  Whose Line Is It Anyway? and Penn & Teller: Fool Us. 

        Season 3 of  Two Sentence Horror Stories premieres on Tuesday, January 12, along with Trickster , a series from the CBC.    

        On Sunday, January 17,  new season of  Batwoman premieres.  All American returns for season 3 on January 18. 

     Wednesday, January 20, has dual premieres with Riverdale (Season 5)  and Nancy Drew (season 2).  The remake of  Walker, Texas Ranger, here called Walker premieres on January 21 with the third season of  Legacies. 

      The other Sunday night program, Charmed, premieres its 3rd season on January 24.  Monday's other program , Black Lightning, joins on February 8th. 

         The new season of "The Flash" and the new series , " Superman and Lois" premieres on Tuesday, February 23. 

  Here are the premiere dates in full

 All times ET/PT  (Denver and Saint Louis) 

Friday, January 8 

8PM  Whose Line is it Anyway?  ( Cycle 9 Premiere) 

8:30pm  Whose Line is it Anyway?  (Encore Episode) 

9PM  Penn & Teller: Fool Us  (Season Premiere) 

Sunday, January 10 

8-10pm  Critics' Choice Super Awards ( Two Hour special event) 

Tuesday, January 12

8pm  Two Sentence Horror Stories ( Season Premiere) 

8:30pm Two Sentence Horror Stories ( Original Episode) 

9pm   Trickster (U.S. Series Premiere) 

Sunday, January 17

8pm  Batwoman (season Premiere) 

Monday, January 18 

8pm  All American (Season Premiere) 

Wednesday, January 20 

8PM  Riverdale  (Season Premiere) 

9PM  Nancy Drew ( Season Premiere) 

Thursday, January 21

8pm  Walker (Series Premiere)

9pm  Legacies (Season Premiere) 

    

Sunday, January 24 

8pm  Batwoman (Original Episode) 

9pm  Charmed (Season Premiere) 

Monday, February 8

8pm  All American  (Original episode) 

9pm Black Lightning  (Season Premiere) 

Tuesday,  February 23 

8pm  The Flash (Season Premiere) 

9pm   Superman & Lois  (Series premiere) 

Full Press release after the jump 

CBS Announces Premiere Dates for 5 more scripted Shows

CBS TVLookFall2020  Primetime 

  Previously  CBS Announced 10 scripted series premiere dates for the new season, now they have announced 5 more series. These are returning series "Bull", FBI, FBI: Most Wanted, SEAL Team,  and The Unicorn.   There are still a few more series awaiting air dates.

      

      The Unicorn  return for a second season on November 12, joining the rest of the traditional CBS Thursday comedy block.  "Bull" returns for it's  fifth season on November 16,"FBI" and "FBI : Most Wanted"  and SEAL team premieres on November 25.  This will give CBS full line ups on Monday-Wednesdays, Thursdays with 2 hours of comedy, and 3 hours of Sunday. 

Here are those dates :

Thursday, November 12

9:30PM ET  The Unicorn 

Monday, November 16

10PMET Bull

Tuesday, November 17

9PM ET  FBI 

10PM  FBI : Most Wanted 

Wednesday, November 25 

9PMET  SEAL Team 

Press release after the Jump

CBS Announces Premiere Dates for 10 scripted series

CBS TVLookFall2020   

 

    CBS has finally been able to release some premiere dates for scripted series. These are shows that started production and have enough episodes to run. November is a good month, so the network can go in holiday mode, and have hopefuly have more episodes in the new year.   The 10 scripted series are , NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles. NCIS: New Oreleans, S.W.A.T, , All Rise, Young Sheldon, The Neighborhood, Bob 💓 Abishola,  B Positvite, and Mom. 

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

   

 Thursday, November 5

8PM  Young Sheldon (Season Premiere) 

8:30  B Positive (Series Premiere) 

9PM   Mom (Season Premiere) 

Sunday, November 8 (NFL Double Header) 

7:30PM / 7PM PT  60 Minutes 

8:30PM/ 8PM PT  NCIS: Los Angeles (Season Premiere) 

9:30PM/ 9PM PT  NCIS: New Orleans (Season Premiere) 

10:30PM/10PM PT  NICS (fan favorite episodes) 

Wednesday, November 11

8PM   The Amazing Race 

9PM   S.W.A.T  (2 hour season Premiere) 

Monday, November16

8pm   The Neighborhood (Season Premiere) 

8:30pm Bob (Hearts) Abishola ( Season Premiere) 

9pm  All Rise ( Season Premiere) 

 Tuesay, November 17

8PM NCIS (Season Premiere) 

Press release after the Jump 

NBC Tweaks Fall Premiere line up

NBC TV Look Fall 2020  Primetime 

   NBC like ,CBS and ABC,announced a full fall line up in the hopes that filming episodes could begin. They now have adjusted their premieres to adjust to delayed filming, due to Covid-19.  The plan is to have some series come back in October and November.   Comedy series, "Superstore" is set for October 22nd.  Dramas in November starting with the new season of "This is US" on November 10th. The Chicago series, Law and Order SVU, and Blacklist the same week starting November 11th.

 New Amsterdam, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Manifest and the new Law & Order: SVU spinoff, Law & Order: Organized Crime, are hoping to start January 1st, 2021.  Other series planned have been held to  2021, with those dates even more unknown. 

    They, previously announced that a series from Canada, "Transplant" , "American Ninja Warrior", "Ellen's Games of Games".  "The Voice" is hoping to get back on October 19th.  "Weakest Link"  and "Connecting..." also take up spots.

       
Details (all times ET)

SEPTEMBER
“Transplant” (Tuesday, 9/1, 10-11 p.m.)
“American Ninja Warrior” (Monday, 9/7, 8-10 p.m.)
“NBC Sunday Night Football” (Thursday, 9/10 and Sunday, 9/13, 8:20 p.m. ET)
“Weakest Link” (Monday, 9/28, 10-11 p.m.)
“Dateline NBC” (Friday, 9/25, 10-11 p.m.)

OCTOBER
“Connecting …” (Thursday, 10/1, 8:30-9 p.m.)
“Ellen’s Game of Games” (Tuesday, 10/6, 8-10 p.m., then shifting to 9-10 p.m. on 10/13)
“The Voice” (Monday, 10/19, 8-10 p.m., Tuesday, 10/20, 8-10 p.m. then switches to 8-9 p.m. on 10/27)
“Superstore” (Thursday, 10/22, 8-8:30 p.m.)

NOVEMBER
“This Is Us” (Tuesday, 11/10, 9-11 p.m.; returns to 9-10 p.m. on 11/17)
“Chicago Med” (Wednesday, 11/11, 8-9 p.m.)
“Chicago Fire” (Wednesday, 11/11, 9-10 p.m.)
“Chicago P.D.” (Wednesday, 11/11, 10-11 p.m.)
“Law & Order: SVU” (Thursday, 11/12, 9-10 p.m.)
“The Blacklist” (Friday, 11/13, 8-9 p.m.)

Press release after the Jump

ABC announces Unscripted Series premiere dates

ABC Primetime TVLookFall2020

   Much like CBS, ABC has had to find a way to get some fall programming, while slower filming happens due to the affects of the Covid-19 restrictions.   They have gone with their un scripted programming to fill in the gap.  They are hoping to get their scripted fall line up by November.

        "Dancing with the Stars" gets the first return starting on September 14th, with a new host ,Tyra Banks. 
 
        Thursday, September 24th, they launch an evening of game shows with "Family Feud" , "Press Your Luck", " and "Match Game"

       

       "The Bachelorette" which was moved from summer will make will be airing starting October 13th. 
   
       "Shark Tank" returns on October 16th.

       The new version  of "Supermarket Sweep" starts Sunday October 18th,surrounded by America's Funniest Home Videos,Who Wants to be a Millionaire, and  Card Sharks. 

Here's that in detail  (all times ET)


MONDAY, SEPT. 14
8:00-10:00 p.m. “Dancing with the Stars”

THURSDAY, SEPT. 24
8:00-9:00 p.m. “Celebrity Family Feud”
9:00-10:00 p.m. “Press Your Luck”
10:00-11:00 p.m. “Match Game”



TUESDAY, OCT. 13
8:00-10:01 p.m. “The Bachelorette”



FRIDAY, OCT. 16
8:00-9:01 p.m. “Shark Tank”

SUNDAY, OCT. 18
7:00-8:00 p.m. “America’s Funniest Home Videos”
8:00-9:00 p.m. “Supermarket Sweep” (Series Premiere)
9:00-10:00 p.m. “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
10:00-11:00 p.m. “Card Sharks”

Press release after the Jump

CBS announces their plans for September and October 2020

TV News TVLookFall2020  CBS Primetime 

       With Covid-19 restrictions still affecting filming , CBS has found that they needed to do a plan b as programming for fall will be delayed , for some time.     They are tapping into programs they've held over, or from CBS All Access, expect other networks like NBC and ABC to figure out their crumbs as well.  Their hopes are for regular series to able to air starting in November.


      Their crime investigation news magazine, "48 Hours" will have a special Wednesday edition on September 9th at 10pm/9c and its new season starts on September 12th at 10pmet.


   "60 Minutes" returns on September 20th airing at its normal 7pmet, or after football.   Also from CBS News, there's  "The FBI Declassified" which premieres October 13th at  10/9c. 

      Series from CBS All Access make their way to CBS, to fill in gaps as well.  This includes, "Manhunt: Deadly Games", makes it's broadcast premiere on September 21st at 10/9c, airing Mondays.  the first season of "Star Trek : Discovery" airing  Thursdays at 10/9c  starting  September 24th. 

   "Love Island" has its 2nd season finale on September 29th.   The 22nd Season Finale of  "Big Brother" will air on October 28th.   "The Amazing Race" which was a holdover from airing last season, will start on on Wednesday, October 14th  at 9pmet ; with a it's new time slot of 8pmet, Starting October 28th.

    The series that ran on sister network, Pop TV, "One Day at Time" will re air it's 4th season on CBS starting  October 12th in an hour long slot from 9-10pmet.

 
Full details in Press release, after the Jump

TVLookfall2020: CW Sets Fall Premiere Dates

The CW  TV Look Fall 2020 

           The CW network, which was able to set their fall programming, around the Covid-19 slowdowns,  and are able to announce their fall premiere dates.

        The CW's fall season starts on September 18th, with the season premiere of "Masters of Illusion"  at 8 et,  and  a new series "World's Funniest Animals" with back to back episodes at 9et.

        On October 4th, Season 2 of Pandora premieres at 8pm.  The TV premiere of the DC universe series "Swamp Thing" gets an hour and half  premiere on October 6th at 8 et.   On October 7th,  "Devils" premieres and the second season of "Coroner"  after that. 

    In  theory (One of two  times we say this for this post) "Supernatural" hasn't  resumed production as of this writing but they are hoping to  have the final episodes made before the premiere set date of October 8th.   That same date,  "The Outpost"  premieres its 3rd season. 

   "Swamp  Thing" takes its regular slot on October 13th airing at 8pmet, followed by "Tell Me A Story" Season 2 at 9pmet.


            In theory,  "Supernatural" finale airs on November 19th with a special at 8pmet then the finale at 9pmet.

 
Here are the details in form

     Friday, September 18th  (all times ET)
8-8:30pm  Masters of Illusion (Original Episode)
8:30-9pm   Masters of Illusion (Encore)
9-9:30pm    World's Funniest Animals (Series Premiere)
9:30-10pm  World's Funniest  Animals (Original episode)



  Sunday September 27th and Monday, September 28th 
8-10pm   I Heart Radio Music Festival

Sunday, October 4th
8pm   Pandora (Season 2 Premiere)

 Tuesday, October 6th
8-9:30pm  Swamp Thing (Broadcast Premiere)

Wednesday, October 7th
8pm Devils (Series Premiere)
9pm  Coroner (Season 2 Premiere)

Thursday, October  8th
8pm  Supernatural  (season returns)
9pm   The Outpost (Season 3 Premiere)

Tuesday, October 13th
8pm  Swamp Thing (Original Episode)
9pm  Tell Me A Story (Season 2 Premiere)


Thursday, November 19th
8pm Supernatural : The Long Road Home (Finale Special)
9pm  Supernatural (Series Finale)


Full Press release after the jump

Fall TV 2020: ABC

ABC TVLookFall2020  Primetime 

       ABC has released their fall line, much like CBS and NBC, they are going for a "we hope we can do something at some point int he fall" type schedule. ABC has some ready made things to work out for the season  like a new season of "The Bachelorette" which was supposed to air in May, but ABC moved it down.  Tuesday and Friday comedies are gone, and they are focusing their energy into one night of comedy.

      Sundays , have game shows and "America's Funniest Home Videos" . 


   Here's their fall line up  (new shows highlighted in blue)  and all times are ET, unless otherwise stated.

   Monday
     8PM   Dancing with the Stars
     10PM  The Good Doctor

 Tuesday
    8PM   The Bachelorette
    10PM  Big Sky 

  Wednesday
   8PM   The Goldbergs
   8:30PM  American Housewife
    9PM      The Conners  (New Date and Time)
    9:30pm  Call Your Mother   
    10PM    Stumptown


   Thursday
    8PM   Station 19
    9PM    Grey's Anatomy
   10PM    A Million Little Things

   Friday
 8PM   Shark Tank
 9pm    20/20 (Two Hours)


   Saturday
   8PM  Saturday Night Football


  Sunday
  7pm    America's Funniest Home Videos
  8PM    Supermarket Sweep  
  9PM     Who Wants to be a Millionaire (New Date/ Time)
 10pm    The Rookie


Press release after the jump

Fall TV 2020: NBC

NBC TV Look Fall 2020  Primetime 

                                             
           
             NBC has released their fall schedule. Like CBS they are taking a chance in thinking that maybe they can have something done by at least some point in fall. The dates the programs start are still up in the air.  One new series is being added , a new "Law and Order" series , "Law and Order: Organized Crime"  Thursday comedy is being cut to one hour to accommodate the new series.

            Here's the line up
                 All times are ET unless otherwise noted, and new series are highlighted in blue (also * denotes series that will be on Peakcock)

  Monday
 8-10PM    The Voice
 10-11pm   Manifest *

  Tuesday
   8-9PM   The Voice
   9-10pm   This is Us*
  10-11pm   New Amsterdam*

  Wednesday
   8PM   Chicago Med*
   9PM     Chicago Fire*
   10PM    Chicago PD*

   Thursday
   8pm  Superstore*
   8:30pm  Brooklyn Nine-Nine
   9pm   Law & Order: SVU*
   10pm  Law & Order : Organized Crime*

  Friday
  8pm  The Blacklist*
  9-11pm  Dateline NBC*


    Saturday
 8-10pm Dateline Saturday Night Mystery*
10-11pm   Saturday Night Live* (Encores)

Sunday
7-8:20et/ 4-5:20pt  Football Night in America
8:20-11pm/ 5:20-8pm  NBC Sunday Night Football

           New episodes of shows that we marked will on be on Peacock, the next day for Pay sub. and next week for free subs.  This is Us and The Blacklist will be on free.


Press release after the Jump

FALL TV 2020: CBS

CBS TVLookFall2020 

    While Fox and the CW have taken ways to figure out a full fall schedule to figure in minimal disruption due to the virus, CBS has taken a slightly different approach.   CBS does figure in that the schedule may not launch on the traditional week of television launch. 

   'The Amazing Race"  is the only series that has full episodes, due it being delayed from it' s May airing.
 
              The schedule is relatively the same with changes to Sunday and Thursday to replace shows that were canceled in the 2019-2020 season. 

Here' s the schedule new series are highlighted in blue and all Times are ET/PT


Monday
8PM   The Neighborhood
8:30pm   Bob Hearts Abishola
9PM   All Rise
10pm   Bull

Tuesday
8PM  NCIS
9PM   FBI
10PM   FBI Most Wanted

Wednesdays
8pm  Survivor
9pm  The Amazing Race
10pm SEAL Team

Thursday
8pm  Young Sheldon
8:30pm B Positive
9pm  Mom
9:30pm  The Unicorn
10pm    Evil

Friday
8PM  MacGyver
9PM   Magnum P.I
10PM  Blue Bloods

Sunday
7PM   60 Minutes
8PM  The Equalizer 
9PM NCIS: Los Angeles
10PM  NCIS : New Orleans


Press Release after the Jump

The CW to release Fall programming in Winter ; has fall plans set up

The CW  TVLookFall2020 

      The CW has taken a move of waiting until winter 2021 to start their season , due the unknown conditions of lock downs and other things surrounding the virus. The Fall line up will be accustions and the conclusion  of the series  "Supernatural" (pending).  If these plans continue , the CW season will stretch into summer 2021.

Coming at some point for their mid season will be new series  "Republic of Doyle" and a remake of "Kung Fu"  also waiting on side are "Roswell, New Mexico", "In the Dark",  "DC's Legends of Tomorrow", "Supergirl", and "Dynasty".


Here is the winter line up  (starting January 2021)  new series in blue  all Times/ ET/PT

Monday
8PM All American
9PM  Black Lightning

Tuesday
8PM  The Flash
9PM  Superman and Lois 


Wednesday
8pm  Riverdale
9pm  Nancy Drew

Thursday
8pm  Walker 
9PM  Legacies

Friday
8PM  Penn & Teller: Fool Us  (New Night)
9pm    Whose Line is it Anyway ?  (New Night )
9:30pm  Whose Line is it anyway?


Sunday
8pm  Batwoman
9pm  Charmed (new night)



Meanwhile, here is what CW has planed for the fall

The final seven episodes of "Supernatural"  which has two episodes yet to film.  They have also brought in the return of "Two Sentence Horror Stories"  from CW Seed.   "The Outpost" and "Pandora" which are summer series.   They also have acquired  two series from sister divisions at CBS All Access "Tell Me A Story"  and  from D.C Universe "Swamp Thing".


Here's that schedule  for fall 2020

Monday
8PM  Whose Line is it Anyway?
8:30pm Whose Line is it Anyway?

Tuesday
8pm  Swamp Thing
9pm   Tell Me A Story

Wednesday
8pm  Two Sentence Horror Stories
8:30pm   Dead Pixels
9pm  Coroner

Thursday
8PM  Supernatural
9pm   The Outpost

Friday
8-8:30pm  World's Funniest Animals
8:30-9pm   World's Funniest Animals
9pm  Penn & Teller: Foll us (encores )

Sunday
8pm Masters of Illusion
8:30pm  Masters of Illusion
9pm  Pandora


Press release after the Jump

FOX announces Fall 2020 line up

FOX TVLookFall 2020  

       Due to the virus, networks are making decisions on how to start their fall line ups  FOX has apparently found a way to continue.  Most of the programming FOX has put on the air has been either already made or can be done with fluidity.  (like animation)  They have also picked up a series from  Spectrum Cable , "L,A's Finest" . Two dramas were mid season series they were pushed to fill in the gaps instead.  That's NeXt and Filthy Rich.   "The Masked Singer" might be up for contention unless it can be taped over the summer.    Here is their  fall line up

     All Times ET/PT unless otherwise noted, new series are highlighted in Blue 

Monday 

8pm   L.A'S Finest  (network television debut) 

9pm   NeXt 

Tuesday 

8PM  Cosmos: Possible Worlds 

9PM   Filthy Rich 

Wednesday 

8PM  The Masked Singer 

9PM   Masterchef Junior 

Thursday 

7:30P/4:30PT  FOX NFL Thursday 

8PM /5PT   GMC Kick off Show 

8:20 PM/5:20PT   Thursday Night Football 

Friday 

8PM WWE Friday Night Smackdown 

Saturday

7-10:30PM Fox Sports Saturday 

Sunday 

7-7:30  NFL ON FOX 

7:30   The OT 

8pm  The Simpsons 

8:30pm   Bless the Harts 

9PM  Bob's Burgers 

9:30pm   Family Guy 

 For  Midseason:  There's  the return of "9-1-1"  , 9-1-1: Lone Star",  new series "Call Me Kat","The Great North"  and  "Housebroken" . "Duncanville", "Gordon Ramsay's  Hell's Kitchen" , and Beat Shazam" return. 

Details / Press release after the jump 

TVLOOKFALL 2020 : What's New, What's Renewed, What's Ended?

TVLOOKFALL 2020  ABC  CBS CW  FOX  NBC 

           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 constantly changing. (red font shows are shows that have moved to or are summer series meaning they are in a different rule)

      Last updated : June 10 3:15 PM MT

ABC

Renewed
20/20
The $100,00 Pyramid
A Million Little Things
America's Funniest Home Videos
American Housewife
American Idol
The Bachelor
Black-ish
Card Sharks
Celebrity Family Feud
The Conners
Dancing with the Stars
For Life

The Good Doctor
The Goldbergs
The Good Doctor
Grey's Anatomy
Holey Moley
Match Game
Press Your Luck
The Rookie
Shark Tank
Station 19
Stumptown
To Tell the Truth
Who Wants to be A Millionaire

New Series 

Big Sky
Call Your  Mother
Supermarket Sweep

Reality/Summer shows  (Determined in their own time) 

Celebrity Family Feud
Dancing with the Stars
Family Food Fight
Kids Say the Darnedest Things

Possibly moving to Fall 
United We Fall

Canceled 
The Baker and the Beauty
Bless This  Mess
Emergence
Fresh off the boat
Grand Hotel
How to Get Away with Murder
Kids Say the Darndest Things
Marvel's Agents of S.H.E.I.L.D
Modern Family
Reef Break
Schooled
Single Parents

CBS 

Renewed 
48 Hours
60 Minutes

All Rise 

The Amazing Race
Blue Bloods
Bob Hearts Abishola
Bull
Evil
FBI
FBI : Most Wanted
MacGyver
Mom
NCIS
NCIS : LA
NCIS : New Oreleans
The Neighborhood
SEAL Team
SWAT
Survivor
Undercover Boss
The Unicorn
Young Sheldon  (was renewed back in 2019 for two seasons) 

New Series 

Summer and reality series (Determined in their own time) 
Big Brother
Big Brother : Celebrity Edition
Blood & Treasure
Love Island

Canceled 
Broke
Carol's Second Act
Criminal Minds
God Friended Me

Hawaii  Five-O (ending April 3)
Madam Secretary
Man With A Plan
Tommy

CW 

Renewed 
All American
Batwoman
Black Lightning
Charmed
DC's Legends of Tomorrow
Dynasty
The Flash
In the Dark
Legacies
Nancy Drew
The Outpost
Pandora
Riverdale
Roswell, New Mexico
Supergirl

New Series 


To Be Determined 
Katy Keene

TBD/ Summer Series 
Burden of Truth
Penn & Teller : Fool Us
Whose Line is it Anyway? 

Canceled 
The 100 (ending in Summer)
Arrow
Supernatural

FOX

Renewed 
9-1-1
9-1-1 Lone Star
Beat Shazam
Bob's Burgers
Bless the Harts
Duncanville
Family Guy
Hell's Kitchen
Last Man Standing
Lego Masters
The Masked Singer
Masterchef
Mental Samurai
Prodigal Son
The Resident
The Simpsons
So You Think You Can Dance

New Series

Summer/ Reality Show (determined at own times)
Ultimate Tag

Moving to Fall/The next season instead 
Filthy Rich
The Great North
NeXt

Canceled 
Almost Family
BH90210
Deputy
Empire
Flirty Dancing
Outmatched

NBC

Renewed 
American Ninja Warrior
The Blacklist
Brookyln Nine-Nine
Chicago Fire (3 seasons)
Chicago Med  (3 Seasons)
Chicago P.D  (3 seasons)
Ellen's Game of Games
Good Girls
Law and Order SVU (3 Seasons)
Manifest
Making It
New Amsterdam (3 seasons)
Superstore
This is Us
The Voice
Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist

New Series 

Summer/Reality Series (TBD) 
America's Got Talent
America's Got Talent: The Champions
Little Big shots
Songland
The Titan Games
The Wall
World of Dance

To Be Determined 

Council of Dads

Canceled 
Blindspot
Bluff City Law
The Good Place
The In between
Indebted
Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector
Perfect Harmony
Sunnyside
Will & Grace