CBS has become the first Broadcast network to announce its fall schedule, and they've made some changes.
On Wednesday, CBS released its 2026-2027 fall schedule, which will only have two half-hour comedies, which is an all-time low for the network.
The lineup features four exciting franchise blocks: FBI Monday, NCIS Tuesday, and Fire Country on Friday, along with a special pair from Robert & Michelle King on Thursday. We're also looking forward to midseason premieres for Ghosts and Matlock, which are currently on hold. Additionally, NCIS: Sydney will be introduced later, while NCIS: New York, Cupertino, and Einstein are set to join us next season with new compelling stories.
Here's the schedule:
Monday
8/7c FBI
9/8c CIA
10/9c Harlan Coben's Final Twist
Tuesday
8/7c NCIS
9/8c NCIS: New York
10/9c NCIS: Origins
Wednesday
8/7c Survivor
9:30/8:30c The Amazing Race
Thursday
8/7c Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage
8:30/7:30c Eternally Yours
9/8c Elsbeth
10/9c Cupertino
Friday
8/7c Sheriff Country
9/8c Fire Country
10/9c Boston Blue
Saturday
8/7c CBS Drama Encores
9/8c CBS Drama Encores
10/9c 48 Hours
Sunday
7/6c 60 Minutes
8/7c Marshals
9/8c Tracker
10/9c CBS Drama Encore
Midseason: Ghosts, Matlock, NCIS: Sydney, and Einstein.
This feels so different, with CBS having only two comedies in its lineup, which isn't normal, but it looks like they have another year of winning formula.
What do you think of the fall schedule? Like it or hate it? Leave a comment.
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