FALL TV 2026: ABC

FallTVLook 2026   ABC  Upfronts 

ABC also has decided to be consistent as the network didn't cancel one scripted program this season.  They will be moving  High Potential to midseason.  Also of  note, there will be no Bachelor based series in the fall line up either.   For the fall line up, they will be including revival of Scrubs meaning Shifting Gears comes in the midseason.   R,J Decker will be taking the fall slot. The Rookie returns in midseason with a new spin-off series, The Rookie North. 

Here's the fall line up . all times are ET/PT, unless otherwise noted, there's no new series so no blue highlighting 

Monday 

8pm/5pt  Monday Night Football 

Tuesday 

8pm Dancing with the Stars 

10pm R.J Decker 

Wednesday 

8pm Scrubs 

8:30pm Abbott Elementary 

9pm  Celebrity Jeopardy! 

10pm Shark Tank 

Thursday 

8pm 9-1-1

9pm 9-1-1 Nashville 

10pm  Grey's Anatomy 

Friday 

8pm Celebrity Wheel of Fortune 

9pm  20/20 (two hours) 

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 2026: FOX Fall Line Up

FOX   Upfronts  FallTV Look 2026 

        

FOX is keeping it mostly consistent in their fall line up too.   Like last year, most of the line up is unscripted, leaving only Sunday nights and Tuesdays with scripted series.   The network will have three new series coming in the season with Baywatch and The Interrogator and reality series Marriage Market. 

        The network's lone live-action comedy series Animal Control is moving to Sunday nights part of the network's Animation Domination night. (yes)  Bob's Burgers will not be on the fall line up.   

            The other scripted night is Tuesday with Best Medicine and Doc a perfect duo of shows.   

            The line up in the fall is all returning series. FOX will put new series in the midseason. instead.  Murder in a Small Town also has been moved to midseason.  Grimsburg is also coming to the fall season. 

Here's a full look at the fall line up, all times ET/PT unless otherwise noted.  (No new series in this one - no blue highlighting) 

Monday 

8-9pm  Celebrity Name That Tune 

9-10pm  Celebrity Weakest Link 

Tuesday 

8-9pm Best Medicine 

9-10pm Doc 

Wednesday 

8-9pm  The Floor 

9-10pm 99 To Beat 

Thursday 

8-9pm Hell's Kitchen 

9-10pm Special Forces: World's Toughest Test 

Friday 

8pm ET/5PM PT  FOX College Football Friday 

Saturday 

7-10:30pm ET/ 4-7:30pm PT  Fox Sports Saturdays 

Sunday 

7-7:30pm  NFL on Fox 

7:30-8PM  The OT/ FOX Animation Encores 

8-8:30pm  The Simpsons 

8:30-9pm  Animal Control 

9-9:30pm  Universal Basic Guys 

9:30-10pm  Grimsburg  

Full press release after the jump

FALL TV 2026: NBC Fall Line Up

Fall TV Look 2026  NBC Upfronts 

     NBC is ready for fall.  Even with the move to add Tuesday Nights sports with basketball and  seceding the rest of the Sunday nights to sports like basketball and baseball. NBC has still decided to with scripted.  

      The network will have 4 new series, dramas The Rockford Files and Line of Fire and comedies Sunset PI  and Newlyweds .   There is also a new unscripted series based on the hit Peacock series The Traitors. 

            There's not a heavy change to the line up as consistency remains the focus.  As before the One Night in Chicago with the three "Chicago" series still run on Wednesdays and Law & Order Thursdays still are in place. Fridays still have one hour of comedy with "Dateline" following. 

            Monday nights will have The Voice as normal with the show also airing on Tuesday nights  before basketball season starts  The new drama Line of Fire will air in NBC's traditional 10/9 central drama slot.   Starting in November , NBC will bring back their comedies airing the return of St. Denis Medical and The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins.   The new comedy Sunset P.I  comes in the midseason taking the "Reggie Dinkins" slot.  

         Thursday nights are getting a slight tweak with Law & Order is moving from 8/7c to 10/9c. The show used to air at 10pm ET before it's original cancelation in 2010.  The unscripted series Traitors is coming to Thursdays at 8/7c with a civilian version. 

    The Rockford Files remake is coming to 8pm/7c on Thursdays in the midseason. 

    Friday nights are still comedy for the first hour with the third season of Reba lead Happy's Place  and a new comedy Newlyweds.   

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

Monday (September/October) 

8-10pm  The Voice 

10-11pm Line of Fire 

Monday  (November) 

8-8:30pm  St. Denis Medical 

8:30-9pm  The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins 

9-10pm The Voice 

10-11pm Line of Fire

Tuesday 

8-11pm NBA 

Wednesday 

8-9pm  Chicago Med 

9-10pm Chicago Fire 

10-11pm Chicago P.D. 

Thursday 

8-9pm The Traitors 

9-10pm Law & Order :SVU 

10-11pm  Law & Order 

Friday

8-8:30pm Happy's Place 

8:30-9pm Newlyweds 

9-11pm Dateline NBC 

Saturday 

7-7:30pm ET/ 4-4:30pm PT Big Ten Pregame/ Notre Dame Pregame (also live on Peacock ) 

7:30-11pm/ 4:30-8pm PT   Big Ten Saturday Night/ Norte Dame Football (also live on Peacock) 

Sunday 

7-8:20pm ET/ 4-5:20 PM PT   Football Night in America  

8:20-11pm ET/ 5:20-8PM PT  NBC Sunday Night Football 

Full Press Release after the jump 

Fall TV 2026: CBS Fall Line Up

CBS TVFall2026  Upfronts 

    CBS is usually a network where changes to their line up are minimal,  but this year there are some notable changes.  Their long running Monday night comedies , the night that was once home to shows like Everybody Loves Raymond and ,recently, The Neighborhood is going away.  With The Neighborhood and DMV being canceled, they will not be replaced with new series.  Instead, the network is moving up FBI  and CIA.  True crime series Harlen Coben's Final Twist will finish out the night.  

            Thursdays are also getting a shift.  Long-running sitcom Ghosts will be moved to mid-season, the network says the show will still  have a full 22-episode season and will have hour-long Halloween and Christmas specials. Matlock has also been pushed to mid-season.  Following the new season of Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage is a new comedy, Eternally Yours, from the show runners of  "Ghosts".  Meanwhile, following Elsbeth is a new drama from the creators of that series, Cupertino. 

            Tuesday nights continue to be "NCIS" nights with a new installment joining  the line up. NCIS: New York will air between NCIS and NCIS: Origins.  NCIS: Sydney returns in the mid-season. 

         Other consistencies will be Wednesday night for "Survivor" and "The Amazing Race"; Fridays with Sheriff Country, Fire Country, and Boston Blue.  Sundays are still 60 Minutes, Marshalls, and Tracker. 

       CBS will add in a new drama in mid-season with Einstein. In other notes for the network,  they will be simulcasting the Nickelodeon "Kids' Choice Awards" (November 14) and for the first time, "The Price is Right' gets a live special.   MTV Video Music Awards will air on the network on September 27. 

Here's the full line up , all times ET/PT , subject to change, new series are highlighted in blue.

Monday

8pm FBI  

9pm CIA

10pm Harlan Coben's Final Twist 

Tuesday 

8pm  NCIS 

9pm NCIS: New York 

10pm NCIS: Origins 

Wednesday 

8pm Survivor 

9:30pm The Amazing Race 

Thursday 

8pm Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage 

8:30pm Eternally Yours 

9pm Elsbeth 

10pm Cupertino 

Friday 

8pm Sheriff Country 

9pm Fire Country 

10pm Boston Blue 

Saturday 

8pm Encores 

9pm Encore 

10pm 48 Hours 

Sunday 

7pm 60 Minutes 

8pm Marshals 

9pm Tracker 

10pm Drama Encores 

Press release after the jump 

Fall TV 2025: ABC

ABC FallTVLook2025 Upfronts 

         If there is a theme this season, it's mostly how simple and consistent the networks are being with programming.  ABC has mostly  kept their line up from last year intact.  They have one new series in the fall line up "9-1-1: Nashville" which will be airing after the parent show "9-1-1" on Thursday nights at 9/8c.  

        "Shark Tank" is leaving its longtime Friday slot and moving to Wednesday nights at 10/9c.   "Celebrity Wheel of Fortune" will now take the Fridays 8/7c slot. 

        The rest of the line up stays the same.   Monday Night Football will be airing on ABC once again.  "Dancing with the Stars" is on Tuesdays with sophomore series  "High Potential" following it.   

         Tim Allen's  "Shifting Gears" leads Wednesdays with the only other comedy series in the fall line up "Abbott Elementary"   "The Golden Bachelor" takes the spot between the comedies and "Shark Tank" 

         "American Idol" , "Celebrity Jeopardy!" , "The Rookie",  and "Will Trent" return at midseason. 

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

Monday 

8pm/5pt Monday Night Football 

Tuesday

8pm Dancing with the Stars 

10pm High Potential 

Wednesday 

8pm Shifting Gears 

8:30pm Abbott Elementary 

9pm The Golden Bachelor 

10pm Shark Tank 

Thursday 

8pm 9-1-1

9pm 9 -1-1 :Nashville

10pm Grey's Anatomy 

Friday 

8pm Celebrity Wheel of Fortune 

9pm 20/20 (2 hrs) 

Saturdays 

7:30/4:30pt  College Football 

Sundays 

7pm  America's Funniest Home Videos

8pm The Wonderful World of Disney 

Full Press Release after the jump 

Fall TV 2025: NBC

NBC    Fall TV Look 2025   Upfronts 

         NBC gained the rights to the National Basketball Association, for the first time since they lost their rights to Disney/ESPN in 2002.  The network has decided to make one of their own nights, instead of a cable network, to be NBA night.  In other words , Tuesday night.  Meaning that NBC had to clear out some shows to make room, as the network still has Sunday Night Football as well.  

              The two comedies that were left  and just premiered in the 2024-25 season will be back in November. "St. Denis Medical" and "Happy's Place" will be used to launch two new comedies.  NBC will be cutting the voice down to 1 hour, from November on Mondays giving them a comedy hour  competing against CBS' comedy hour on Mondays with "St. Denis Medical" and a new a not yet named comedy after it.   

         "Brilliant Minds" was renewed" and will fill out the Monday line up.  Tuesdays, before Basketball starts in October,  will be 2 hours of the Voice  and a new show hosted by Jimmy Fallon "On Brand with Jimmy Fallon"  

  The "Chicago" shows hold their Wednesday night in place.  Law and Order and SVU will still have Thursday, with "The Hunting Party" taking the final slot. 

         Fridays. will start with "On Brand with Jimmy Fallon" which will be on two nights until October, then one night.   "Dateline NBC" will be 2 hours after.  

            In  November "Happy's Place" returns with a new comedy series following it.   

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

Monday (Sept. /Oct.) 

8pm  The Voice

10pm Brilliant Minds 

Monday (November) 

8pm St. Denis Medical 

8:30pm TBD Comedy

9pm The Voice 

10pm  Brilliant Minds

Tuesday (September) 

8pm The Voice

10pm On Brand with Jimmy Fallon  

Tuesday (Oct./ Nov) 

8pm NBA on NBC 

Wednesday

8pm  Chicago Med 

9pm Chicago Fire

10pm Chicago PD 

Thursday 

8pm Law & Order 

9pm Law & Order SVU

10pm The Hunting Party 

Friday (September /October) 

8pm On Brand with Jimmy Fallon 

9pm  Dateline NBC 

Friday (November) 

8pm Happy's Place 

8:30pm TBD Comedy

9pm  Dateline NBC 

Saturday

7pm/4pm Big Ten Pregame /Notre Dame Pregame  (also live on Peacock) 

7:30pm/4:30pm  Big Ten Saturday Night/ Notre Dame Football (also Live on Peacock) 

Sunday 

7pm/4pt Football Night In America  (Also live on Peacock) 

8:20pm /5:20pt  NBC Sunday Night Football (Also live on Peacock) 

Full press release after the jump

Fall TV 2025: FOX

FOX  Fall TV Look 2025   Upfronts

    

    

        FOX has released their fall line up, which has  a noticeable less scripted than previous line up.  Besides the Sunday animation night, only Tuesday is scripted.   Monday nights have been given over to game shows of the returning  "Name that Tune" and new "Celebrity Weakest Link"  Fox isn't leaving scripted out to dry, besides Tuesday night, the network will return Monday to it in the mid-season.  

         Of note, "The Masked Singer" will not be on the fall line up, the network has decided to have only do one cycle in the winter/spring of the season.  The Floor gets that slot to lead into a new game show 99 To Beat.   Thursday night is Gordon Ramsay's "Hell's Kitchen" and the reality show "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test"  

        They have other shows planned for the mid-season including a religious mini-series  "The Faithful" which will be aired over three weeks during the Easter/Passover season  based on the book of Genesis.    A one hour comedy series based the UK series "Doc Martin" called "Best Medicine"  will be airing with "Doc".   "American Dad" also returns to FOX after 11 years on TBS. 

Here's a look at the fall line up ; all times ET/PT unless otherwise noted; new series highlighted in blue. 

Monday 

8pm  Name that Tune 

9pm Celebrity Weakest Link 

Tuesday 

8pm  Murder in a Small Town 
9pm Doc 

Wednesday 

8pm The Floor 

8pm 99 to Beat 

Thursday 

8pm  Hell's Kitchen 

9pm Special Forces: World's Toughest Test 

Friday

8pm /5pt  Fox College Football Friday 

Saturday 

7pm-10:30PMET/ 4-7:30PM FOX Sports Saturday 

Sunday

7pm NFL on FOX 

7:30pm The OT /Fox Animation Encores 

8pm  The Simpsons

8:30pm Universal Basic Guys

9pm Krapopolis 

9:30pm  Bob's Burgers 

The full press release with details after the jump 

CBS Releases 2025-2026 line up

CBS  Upfront  Fall TV Look 2025

    CBS has announced its fall and spring schedule for the 2025-26 season.  

         For a network that keeps some consistency that is mostly true, but there will be some tweaks to the line up as CBS has canceled a few series.   Monday is getting a makeover as the entire 8:30-11pm part of the line up has changed.  A new comedy, DMV, will be following the veteran, and on a farewell season, comedy The Neighborhood.  FBI   moves to Monday following the two comedies.  A new spin-off series , CIA, rounds out the night. 

            FBI : Tuesdays are gone, and now it's NCIS night.  The main series moves back to a slot it once held, Tuesdays at 8/7c.  NCIS: Origins  and NCIS: Sydney round out the night. 

            Fridays lost two series in the past season, so it will have two new series.  A spin-off of Fire Country , named Sheriff Country starts the night off.  The flagship show gets the middle hour, and Blue Bloods former slot, gets its new spin off   Boston Blue. 

        Sundays  will be shorter in the fall, to allow for football over-runs  60 Minutes  leads the night , followed by a new reality based series The Road  will following.  The 10/9c hour will be focused on CBS encores. During the spring, the network fills in 9/8c  with Y: MARSHALS  (note this is working title and may change)  and the second season of Watson.  

         Here's a full look at the line up , all times are ET/PT unless otherwise noted and new series are in Blue 

Monday  (Fall and Spring)

8pm  The Neighborhood 

8:30pm DMV 

9pm  FBI 

10pm CIA 

Tuesday (Fall and Spring) 

8pm  NCIS 

9pm  NCIS: Origins 

10pm NCIS: Sydney

Wednesday (Fall) 

8pm Survivor 

9:30pm The Amazing Race 

Wednesday (January) 

8pm Hollywood Squares 

9pm The Price is Right 

10pm  Harlan Coben's Final Twist 

Wednesday (Spring) 

8pm Survivor 

9:30pm America's Culinary Cup 

Thursday ( Fall and Spring) 

8pm Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage 

8:30pm Ghosts 

9pm Matlock 

10pm Elsbeth 

Friday (Fall and Spring) 

8pm Sheriff Country 

9pm  Fire Country

10pm Boston Blue 

Saturday 

8pm CBS Encores 

10pm  48 Hours 

Sunday  (Fall) 

7pm 60 Minutes 

8pm Tracker 

9pm The Road 

10pm CBS Encores 

Sunday (Spring) 

7pm 60 Minutes 

8pm  Tracker 

9pm  Y: Marshals 

10pm  Watson 

Full Press Release after the jump 

Fall TV 2024: The CW

The CW   Fall TV Look 2024  Upfronts 

       The CW's uncharted new world continues. Only two pre-Nexstar purchase series are on the line up in the fall, those include the final season of Superman & Lois and Whose Line Is It Anyway?.   All American, Walker, and Wild Cards are currently missing from the line up. "Wild Cards" is hoped to be picked up by the network, whilst "Walker" and "All American" are waiting over costs.   Family Law is also to be determined - it was renewed by home network, Global, in Canada in January.  Penn and Telller: Fool US has also not been officially renewed either.   Lots of uncertainty on that part of the CW. 

            The network is getting into game shows with a Monday night block based off two board games  with Trivial Pursuit and Scrabble.  The great WWE shift around continues, the CW rejoins working with it by having the program WWE NXT , which is moving from USA network, air on Tuesday Nights there.   

            Inside the NFL will be moving to Friday nights. In speaking of sports, the network has been getting rights to as much as they can.  They've picked up Pac-12 Football games, along with continuing ACC Football, NASCAR Xfintiy Series is also coming to the network.   Saturday Night, much like the other networks, will be sports night. 

        The scripted programming on the line up will  be on Wednesday and Thursday nights with  the return of Sullivan's Crossing , and a new series Joan.  Joan is a British crime drama and has six episodes, so the the CW will need something to fill the rest of the fall.  The final season of  Superman& Lois will air on Thursdays along with new series , The Librarians: The Next Chapter. 

 

    The CW Sunday Night Movie, will also be a continuing feature.   The CW does have two scripted shows waiting in the wings  Good Cop/Bad Cop and Sherlock's Daughter . 

Here's the full line up , all times ET/PT/Denver/Saint Louis , new series highlighted in blue 

Monday 

8pm  Trivial Pursuit 

9pm  Scrabble 

Tuesday 

8-10pm  WWE NXT (new to the CW) 

Wednesday 

8pm  Sullivan's Crossing (season 2) 

9pm  Joan 

Thursday 

8pm Superman & Lois (Season 4) 

9pm The Librarians: The Next Chapter 

Friday 

8pm  Whose Line Is It Anyway?  (season 13) 

8:30pm Whose Line Is It Anyway? (Original Episode) 

9pm Inside the NFL (season 2) 

Saturday

CW Sports Saturday

Sunday 

7-10pm  The CW Sunday Night Movie 

Full press release after the jump 

Fall TV 2024: ABC

ABC FallTVLook2024 Upfronts 

 ABC is being interesting in their fall line up. Grey's Anatomy, which hits season 21, will be moving on down to the 10pm ET, whilst a new series  Doctor Odyssey takes up the slot before.  The Thursday night line up  starts with 9-1-1.  This also means Thursdays moves from a night with 2/3 Shonda Rhimes made shows to a night 2/3 Ryan Murphy night. 

        The Conners isn't part of the fall line up, its final season will air in the midseason. The Rookie and Will Trent  will also be in midseason.   Comedy on ABC is only one half hour in the fall that's Abbott Elementary , Wednesdays at 9:30pm ET. 

        The new crime procedural High Potential is getting the post Dancing with the Stars slot on Tuesdays.  Following in CBS' footsteps, they will be having 90 minute episodes of an unscripted show on Wednesdays with The Golden Bachelorette .   Wednesdays will finish out with a new drama Scamanda.   

       Monday Nights haven't been fully planned out , it will be mostly Monday Night Football, but less games than  in the 2023 season.  ABC also has decided to keep Dancing With the Stars on the network instead going back to Disney Plus. 

         Sunday is down to ABC just airing the long running America's Funniest Home Videos and movies from Disney.  

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

Monday 

8pm Monday Night Football/ TBA Programming 

Tuesday 

8pm Dancing with the Stars 

10pm High Potential 

Wednesday 

8pm  The Golden Bachelorette 

9:30pm Abbott Elementary 

10pm Scamanda 

Thursday 

8pm 9-1-1 

9pm  Doctor Odyssey 

10pm  Grey's Anatomy 

Friday

8pm Shark Tank 

9pm 20/20 ( 2 hours) 

Saturday

7:30pm/4:30pt  College Football 

Sunday 

7pm  America's Funniest Home Videos

8pm The Wonderful World of Disney 

full press release after the jump

Fall TV 2024: FOX

FOX  Fall TV Look 2024   Upfronts

 FOX has released its fall line up.  A big change is that Family Guy will not be part of the fall line up, the series has been bumped to a mid season slot. The network has been expanding how many animated series it has  and that has caused some disruption to its animated line up.  Last season, Family Guy moved to Wednesday for a part.   That's not the only returning series returning in mid season, that also includes Animal Control, The Cleaning Lady, and Alert. 

    Also, gone from the line up is WWE SmackDown which is departing the network and moving to USA.  The network has decided to replace the slot with live sports with college football/basketball and the UFL. 

       9-1-1 : Lone Star was delayed because of the strikes  and is now making a return to the line up on Monday nights, the slot its sister show held.  The network is leading out the night with a new series Rescue: Hi-Surf.  

            Tuesdays also include another show that ended up skipping the 2023-24 seasons  Accused.  The night rounds out with Murder In a Small Town, a Canadian series that FOX has acquired. 

          Wednesdays are still unscripted with "The Masked Singer" and "The Floor" and Thursdays have Hell's Kitchen  and Special Forces: World Toughest Test, which has moved from Mondays. 

         Sunday night, new animated series Universal Basic Guys, which also has been rewed for a season second before debut, is coming.  FOX has decided to bump Family Guy to midseason to make room.  The Simpsons and Bob's Burgers will surround the show and Krapopolis will move to 9:30pm/8:30c.  

        Part of the midseason, going beyond Family Guy , other returning series will be Animal Control, The Cleaning Lady, and Alert. 

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

Monday 

8pm  9-1-1 : Lone Star 

9pm Rescue: Hi-Surf  

Tuesday 

8pm Accused 

9pm Murder in a Small Town 

Wednesday 

8pm The Masked Singer 

9pm The Floor  

Thursday 

8pm Hell's Kitchen 

9pm Special Forces: World's Toughest Test 

Friday 

8pm ET/ 5P PT  FOX College Football Friday/ FOX College Hoops/ FOX UFL 

Saturday 

7-10:30pm ET/4-7:30pm PT  Fox Sports Saturday 

Sunday 

7pm  NFL on FOX 

7:30pm The OT/ FOX Animation Encores 

8pm  The Simpsons 

8:30pm Universal Basic Guys 

9pm Bob's Burgers

9:30pm Krapopolis 

Full Details in press release, below 

Fall TV 2024: NBC

NBC    Fall TV Look 2024   Upfronts 

          

        NBC is ready for fall with the release of their 2024-25 fall TV season line up. It's a mixture of a stable consistency and new programming added in.  For the new shows, two are medical based, with a comedy St. Denis Medical and a drama Brilliant Minds. Reba McEntire is back on network TV with a new comedy  Happy's Place.   

        Tuesdays and Fridays 8/7c hour will be comedy, focused on a mixture of workplace comedy on Tuesdays and family based on Fridays.   Brilliant Minds gets the post The Voice comfy lead in slot  on Mondays.   Chicago nights continues on Wednesdays ,  Law & Order Thursdays has been cut to two hours with L&O: Organized Crime moving to Peacock.  Found finds itself placed on Thursday nights after the two Law and Orders. 

  The rest of Friday continues with "Dateline NBC". Football, of various kinds, take Saturday and Sunday.  

  Other new series will be launching at midseason those include:  The Hunting Party ,The Americas, Destination X. 

   Here's the full line up, all times at ET/PT unless otherwise noticed, and all new series are highlighted in blue. 

Monday 

8-10pm  The Voice 

10-11pm  Brilliant Minds 

Tuesday

8-8:30pm  St. Denis Medical 

8:30-9pm  Night Court 

9-10pm The Voice 

10-11pm The Irrational 

Wednesday

8-9pm  Chicago Med

9-10pm Chicago Fire 

10-11pm Chicago PD 

Thursday

8-9pm Law & Order

9-10pm Law a& Order: SVU 

10-11pm  Found 

Friday 

8-8:30pm Happy's Place 

8:30-9pm Lopez Vs. Lopez

9-11pm Dateline NBC 

Saturday 

7pm/4pt  Big Ten Pregame/ Notre Dame Pregame (also live on Peacock) 

7:30/4:30pt  Big Ten Saturday Night/ Notre Dame Football (also live on Peacock) 

Sunday 

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

8:20pm/5:20pt  NBC Sunday Night Football (also live on Peacock) 

Full press release after the jump

CBS Releases 2024-25 Season Line Up

CBS  Fall TV Look 2024 Upfronts 

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      After a struck season where things ended up being pushed to February, CBS and the other networks are hoping for a more normal time.  CBS has taken the move of announcing their entire 2024-25 schedule, not just fall.  

       "The Big Bang Theory" universe? continues with "Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage" a  spinoff of "Young Sheldon"  will be taking the former's slot on Thursdays at 8PM ET.  "Ghosts" will continue in its 8:30pm ET slot.    

       "Tracker" which has proven to be a break out hit for the network, will be moving to an earlier slot on Sundays at 8pmet, following the high rated "60 Minutes" (and Football) .   "The Equalizer" moves down to 9pmet, and new series "Watson" at 10pm ET. 

        Tuesdays will still be "FBI" nights.  Wednesday will be reality and competition night. "Survivor" is on the line up in the fall and spring.  "The Amazing Race" returns in spring, "The Price is Right at Night", "Raid the Cage" and a new "Hollywood Squares" in winter.   A new series "The Summit" will follow the fall "Survivor" 

        "Matlock" which was pushed from the 2023-24 season, premieres in the fall leading with "Elsbeth" following on Thursday nights.   

      CBS recently uncanceled "S.W.A.T" will get a new season on Fridays in the fall, "Blue Bloods" which CBS decided to break that show's final season into to parts will finish up in the fall.  In spring,  "S.W.A.T" takes "Blue Bloods"  and "NCIS: Sydney" will lead the nights. 

        Mondays has "Poppa's House", another series that was pushed to the new season, following "The Neighborhood" rounding out CBS' 4 comedies.  "NCIS" continues followed by "NCIS: Origins" 

Here's the full line up, all times ET (unless otherwise noted) new series are highlighted in blue. 

Monday  (fall and spring) 

8pm The Neighborhood

8:30pm Poppa's House 

9pm NCIS 

10pm NCIS: Origins

Tuesday (fall and spring) 

8pm FBI 

9pm FBI :International 

10pm FBI: Most Wanted 

Wednesday (fall) 

8pm Survivor  

8:30pm  The Summit 

Wednesday (January) 

8pm The Price is Right at Night

9pm Raid the Cage 

10pm Hollywood Squares 

Wednesday (spring) 

8pm  Survivor  

9:30pm The Amazing Race 

Thursday (fall and spring) 

8pm  Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage 

8:30pm Ghosts 

9pm Matlock 

10pm Elsbeth 

Friday  (fall) 

8pm S.W.A.T 

9pm Fire Country

10pm Blue Bloods (finale episodes) 

Friday (spring) 

8pm NCIS : Sydney

9pm Fire Country

10pm S.W.A.T 

Saturday 

8pm CBS Encores 

10pm 48 Hours 

Sunday 

7pm 60 Minutes 

8pm  Tracker  (new time) 

9pm  The Equalizer 

10pm Watson 

Full press release after the jump 

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 2022: The CW

The CW TvLookFall2022  Upfronts 

The CW has been through a lot this year, the network is in a spot of a potential sale from it's current parent owners : Paramount and Discovery,  the network has canceled more series than it usually does.  It's feeling downsized more than anything else.  

   

     Riverdale is ending, and the show is moving to midseason for it's final season. The Flash will be moving to midseason.  Nancy Drew is also moving to midseason. Supernatural prequel spinoff, The Winchesters,  and an acquisition  Professionals will be taking up Tuesdays. Stargirl moves from summer to Wednesdays in fall. It's joining Kung Fu which moved from midseason. 

   

         For the fans of the  All American series those will be on Monday nights  and Walker with it's new spinoff series , Walker :Independence  will be on Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays are now all alternative programming.  Sunday will be with Canadian imports : Family Law and Coroner. 

  Here's the schedule all times ET/PT (Denver and St. Louis as well)  ; new series highlighted in Blue 

Monday 

8pm All American 

9pm All American: Homecoming 

Tuesday

8pm The Winchesters 

9pm Professionals 

      

Wednesday 

8pm DC'S Stargirl (new night) 

9pm  Kung Fu 

Thursday 

8pm Walker 

9pm Walker: Independence 

Friday 

8pm Penn & Teller :Fool Us

9pm  Whose Line Is It Anyway?

9:30pm Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Saturday 

8pm Magic with the Stars

9pm  World's Funniest Animals 

9:30pm World's Funniest Animals 

Sunday 

8pm Family Law 

9pm coroner (new night) 

Press Release after the Jump 

FALL TV 2022: CBS

CBS TVLookFall2022  Upfronts 

     CBS' fall line ups are not normally radically changed, and the structures have been mostly the same. This up coming season, there as has been a slight change to Thursday. For many years CBS had devoted 2 hours of comedy on Thursday ,especially after cutting the amount of comedy on Monday nights, but this season CBS has given the 9pm ET hour to a drama that being a new drama called So Help Me Todd . As two Chuck Lorre comedies have been canned, which is also interesting for CBS.  The cutting of comedies also seems to be a theme at networks as well.  Fire Country, a new drama, takes the Magnum P.I slot on Friday. 

    Wednesday is full reality show now, with CSI: Vegas moving to Thursday nights. The Real Love Boat  joins  Survivor and The Amazing Race. Sunday Nights have a new drama as well, with East New York taking up the post Equalizer slot.  NCIS: Los Angles moves down. 

      They have set up True Lies, a drama based off the film, for midseason.  Along with a few alternative series making their way to midseason as well. So far, it seems, CBS hasn't picked up a new comedy series. 

        

        There's not much other changes, otherwise CBS has a stable programming slate. Ghosts moves up to 8:30pm after Young Sheldon on Thursday Nights; the FBI shows still have Tuesdays and there's still 2 NCIS series on the line up.

Here's the line up all times ET/PT (unless otherwise noted) new series are 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 

9pm The Amazing Race

10pm The Real Love Boat 

Thursday

8pm  Young Sheldon 

8:30pm Ghosts (new time) 

9pm So Help Me Todd 

10pm CSI : Vegas (new time) 

Friday

8pm S.W.A.T (New Time) 

9pm Fire Country 

10pm Blue Blood 

Saturday

8pm Saturday Encores 

9pm Saturday Encores 

10pm 48 Hours 

Sunday 

7pm 60 Minutes 

8pm The Equalizer 

9pm East New York 

10pm NCIS: Los Angeles (new time) 

Press Release after the Jump

Fall TV 2022: ABC

ABC  TVLookFall2022  Upfronts 

       Football! Well sometimes. ABC is not going back to the full glory of having Monday Night Football on the network as most of the games will still be on ESPN, so ABC will still have some programs on a Monday night. What you won't be seeing is Dancing with the Stars which has moved to Disney Plus, at least for now. Summer staple Bachelor in Paradise will be running instead.  The series will be running twice weekly on Mondays and Tuesdays. 

      Abbott Elementary gets the prime Wednesday 9pm ET slot; three new series  have been added with Alaska, The Rookie: Feds, and Celebrity Jeopardy!  .  This also means the Tuesday comedy block has been put way with. "The Wonder Years" was renewed, but won't on until midseason.   "A Million Little Things" also has been shifted to midseason 

 Here's the line up all times ET/PT (unless otherwise noted)  New series highlighted in Blue 

Monday 

8pm Bachelor in Paradise

10pm The Good Doctor 

Tuesday

8pm Bachelor in Paradise 

10pm The Rookie: Feds

Wednesday

8pm The Conners 

8:30pm The Goldbergs

9pm Abbott Elementary (new night) 

9:30pm Home Economics 

10pm Big Sky (new night) 

Thursday 

8pm Station 19 

9pm Grey's Anatomy 

10pm Alaska 

Friday

8pm Shark Tank 

9pm 20/20 (two hours) 

Saturday

8pm College Football 

Sunday 

7pm America's Funniest Home Videos

8pm Celebrity Jeopardy! 

9pm Celebrity Wheel of Fortune 

10pm The Rookie 

Press release after the jump