When do shows return? Let’s update, via ABC, CBS, Fox changes

The list of returning TV shows now gets a major update.
Newly arrived are the mid-season plans (January, mostly) for Fox and for ABC’s game and reality shows. That follows CBS’ news that its entire Friday line-up will start Dec. 4. And it follows ongoing arrivals, including “Young Sheldon” (shown here).
The only major shows still in limbo are ABC’s “The Rookie” and two CBS shows — “Evil” and the Queen Latifah reboot of “Equalizer. Here’s a revised list of season-opener dates, alphabetical by category. It sticks to primetime and to the five commercial broadcast network; others — cable, streaming, PBS — tend to have shows come and go throughout the year. It skips shows that were simply added to fill gaps this fall. Read more…

The list of returning TV shows now gets a major update.

Newly arrived are the mid-season plans (January, mostly) for Fox and for ABC’s game and reality shows. That follows CBS’ news that its entire Friday line-up will start Dec. 4. And it follows ongoing arrivals, including “Young Sheldon” (shown here).

The only major shows still in limbo are ABC’s “The Rookie” and two CBS shows — “Evil” and the Queen Latifah reboot of “Equalizer. Here’s a revised list of season-opener dates, alphabetical by category. It sticks to primetime and to the five commercial broadcast network; others — cable, streaming, PBS — tend to have shows come and go throughout the year. It skips shows that were simply added to fill gaps this fall.

SCHEDULED ARRIVALS:

A: “All-American,” Jan. 18, CW; “All Rise,” Nov. 16, CBS; “American Idol,” Feb. 14, ABC; “A Million Little Things,” Nov. 19, ABC.

B: “The Bachelor,” Jan. 5, ABC; “Batwoman,” Jan. 17, CW; “Big Sky,” Nov. 17, ABC; “Black Lightning,” Feb. 8, CW; “The Blacklist,” Nov.13, NBC; “Blue Bloods,” Dec. 4, CBS; “Bob (Hearts) Abishola,” Nov. 16, CBS; “Bull,” Nov. 16, CBS.

C: “Call Me Kat” (new), Jan. 3, Fox; “Celebrity Wheel of Fortune,” Jan. 7, ABC; “Charmed,” Jan. 24, CW; “The Chase” (game), Jan. 7, ABC; “Chicago Fire,” “Chicago Med” and “Chicago P.D.” Nov. 11, NBC.

F: “FBI,” Nov. 17, CBS; “FBI: Most Wanted,” Nov. 17, CBS; “The Flash,” Feb. 23, CW; “For Life,” Nov. 18, ABC.

G: “Grey’s Anatomy,” Nov. 12, ABC.

H: “Hell’s Kitchen,” Jan. 7, Fox; “The Hustler” (game), Jan. 7, ABC.

L: “Last Man Standing,” Jan. 3, Fox; “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” Nov. 12, NBC.

M: MacGyver,” Dec. 4, CBS; “Magnum, PI,” Dec. 4, CBS; “The Masked Dancer,” Dec. 27, Fox.

N: “Nancy Drew,” Jan. 20, CW. “NCIS,” Nov. 17, CBS; “The Neighborhood,” Nov. 16, CBS; “9-1-1” and “9-1-1: Lonestar,” Jan. 18; Fox.

P: “Prodigal Son,” Jan. 12, Fox.

R: “The Resident,” Jan. 12, Fox; “Riverdale,” Jan. 20, CW.

S: “SEAL Team,” Dec. 2, CBS; “Station 19,” Nov. 12, ABC; “Superman & Lois,” Feb. 23, CW; “SWAT,” Nov.11, CBS.

T: “To Tell the Truth,” Jan. 26, ABC/

U: “The Unicorn,” Nov. 12, CBS.

W: “Walker” (new), Jan. 21, CW.

PENDING (MAINLY MIDSEASON): “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” NBc; “Call Your Mother” (new), ABC; “Duncanville” (animated), Fox; “Dynasty,” CW; “The Great North” (new, animated), Fox; “Hell’s Kitchen” (reality), Fox; “Housebroken” (new, animated), Fox; “In the Dark,” CW; “Kung Fu” (new), CW; “Legends of Tomorrow,” CW; “MasterChef” and “MasterChef Junior,” Fox’ “Mister Mayor,” (new), NBC; “Mixed-ish,” ABC; “New Amsterdam,” NBC; “Rebel” (New), ABC; “Republic of Sarah” (new), CW; “Roswell, New Mexico,” CW; “Young Rock” (new), NBC.

ALREADY HERE (through Nov. 10): “American Housewife,” ABC; “B Positive,” PBS; “Black-ish,” ABC; “Bless the Harts” (animated), Fox; “Bob’s Burgers” (animated), Fox; “The Conners,” ABC; “Dancing With the Stars” (reality), ABC; “Family Guy” (animated), Fox; “The Goldbergs,” ABC; “The Good Doctor” (Nov.2), ABC; “Mom,” CBS; “NCIS: Los Angeles” and “NCIS: New Orleans,” CBS; “Penn & Teller: Fool Us,” CW; “Shark Tank” (reality), ABC; “The Simpsons” (animated(, Fox; “Supermarket Sweep” (game) ABC; ““The Voice” (reality), NBC;”This Is Us,” NBC; “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” CW; “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” (game), ABC; “Young Sheldon,” CBS.

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