The stalwart show is coming back for its 30th season.
“American Housewife” will move to Fridays at 8 p.m. in fall, leading into “Fresh Off the Boat.”
Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie are in negotiations to return for the third season of the relaunched talent competition.
NAACP Image Award winner “Black-ish” returns for its sixth season. The show now has two spinoffs, “Grown-ish,” starring Yara Shahidi and “Mixed-ish,” which will debut later this year.
“Bless This Mess” will air Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. this fall, and receive a lead-in from “The Conners.”
Whooboy, after an extensive amount of drama surrounding this show that played into the national zeitgeist of “what the hell is actually going on?” — it will return for a second season.
Tricks! Flips! Showmances! “DWTS” will be back for a 28th season with some “fun” “top secret” format changes, according to ABC execs.
“The Goldbergs” was renewed for a seventh season and will air Wednesdays at 8 p.m.
Toplined by Freddie Highmore, “The Good Doctor” was renewed early, in February, for a third season.
The Shondaland stalwart will have crossover events with spinoff “Station 19” every week next season.
“A Million Little Things” was renewed for a second season and keep the Thursday night slot it received during midseason last year.
The five-time Best Comedy Emmy winner will be back for its eleventh and final season.
For next season “The Rookie” will move to airing Sundays at 10 p.m.
“The Goldbergs” spinoff “Schooled” will return for a sophomore season.
“Shark Tank” will return for a 10th season of glorifying end-stage capitalism.
The “Grey’s Anatomy” firefighter spinoff will crossover with “Grey’s Anatomy” next season as Krista Vernoff will serve as showrunner for both shows.
“How to Get Away with Murder” is the third Shondaland show on the schedule to be renewed by ABC.
“48 Hours” will come back for a 30th season and will continue to air on Saturday night.
Back for another season, as it has kept on tickin’ for 51 years.
The favorite show of all moms will be back for a 10th season.
The show’s 15th and final season will return at midseason.
The show will return without star Sela Ward, who was signed to a one-year contract.
Another CBS show to receive an early pickup, “God Friended Me” was renewed in January 2019.
“Hawaii Five-0” will be back for a tenth season and remain in its Friday night 9 p.m. slow.
“MacGyver” will be back Fridays at 8 p.m.
“Madam Secretary” will be back for a sixth and final season, with a 10-episode installment.
It’s a reboot of a classic TV show that actually found traction with audiences (Sorry “Murphy Brown) and “Magnum P.I.,” starring Jay Hernandez, will return for a second season.
The CBS TV Studio-produced “Man With a Plan” will be back for a fourth season, making it likely for The Eye to double down on syndication sales.
“Mom” was renewed for two additional seasons back in February 2019.
The mothership procedural juggernaut will be back for a 17th season this fall.
Another spin-off to the aforementioned procedual juggernaut will be back for a eleventh season.
Another spin-off to the aforementioned procedual juggernaut will be back for a sixth season.
The Cedric the Entertainer toplined show will be back for a second season.
David Boreanaz stars in the military drama, which was picked up for a third season.
“S.W.A.T.” is one of 18 shows CBS picked up this year.
“Young Sheldon” got the big-ticket tap to fill in the “Big Bang Theory” timeslot on Thursday nights.
“The 100” was renewed for a midseason return.
“All American” is switching nights for fall 2019, and will now air at 8 p.m. on Monday, serving as a lead-in to “Black Lightning.”
“Arrow” is switching to Tuesday nights at 9 p.m. for its final season.
“Black Lightning” received an early January renewal from The CW; the pickup was announced during TCAs in January.
The second iteration of “Charmed” will, fittingly, return for a second season.
“DC’s Legends of Tomorrow” will return at midseason.
A third season pickup for “Dynasty” was announced by The CW in January 2019.
“The Flash” returns on Tuesday nights, where it will serve as the lead-in to “Arrow.”
“In the Dark” is slated to return at midseason.
“Legacies” will be back Thursday at 9 p.m.
“Riverdale” holds on to its Wednesdays at 8 p.m. time slot, and will continue to be streamed on Netflix, one of the last remnants of the existing CW-Netflix deal that was first established in 2011. (The season’s new CW shows are currently being shopped across all streaming platforms.)
The newest iteration of “Roswell,” “Roswell: New Mexico” will return at midseason.
“Supergirl” will air Mondays at 9 p.m., following a new lead-in from “Batwoman.”
After 14 seasons, one of the hallmark shows of The CW is coming to an end this year.
Fox not only renewed “9-1-1,” it announced a spinoff that will debut in 2020: “9-1-1: Lone Star,” which will take place in Austin.
“Bob’s Burgers” will return, and creator Loren Bouchard also was tapped to develop a new show for 2020.
Again, with the offscreen drama, and again with a renewal. “Empire’s” sixth and final season will debut later this year.
The Griffins will be back for Season 18 as part of Fox’s longstanding Sunday night animation lineup.
“Hell’s Kitchen” was renewed for two more seasons at Fox in February 2019.
“Last Man Standing” will debut midseason — it seemingly was bumped from a fall debut by “Thursday Night Football” running throught the last quarter of the year.
The endearingly insane “The Masked Singer” will return to Fox — and in the plum post-Super Bowl LIV slot on February 2, 2020.
“The Orville” will be back for a third season, cementing executive producer Seth Macfarlane’s relationship with Fox.
The medical drama will be back for a third season.
Joyful human being Terry Crews will again lead the competition reality show.
The seventh season of “The Blacklist” was renewed early, in March 2019.
“Blindspot” was renewed for a fifth and final season.
After bouncing around from network to network, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” was renewed for Season 7 at NBC.
The procedural stalwart was renewed for its eighth season.
The spinoff of the procedural stalwart was renewed for its fifth season.
The spinoff of the procedural stalwart was renewed for its seventh season.
The third season of “Ellen’s Game of Games” was picked up in January.
Crime caper “Good Girls” will be back for a third season.
“The Good Place” – which manages to be both highly acclaimed and criminally underrated – will air Thursdays at 9 p.m., leading into another Mike Schur comedy, “Sunnyside,” at 9:30.
The stalwart procedural that was a spin-off of a stalwart procedural will be back for its 21st season — more seasons that the aforementioned original stalwart procedural, “Law & Order.”
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Billed as the No. 1 new drama during its freshman year, “Manifest” returns to its Mondays at 10 p.m. timeslot.
“New Amsterdam” was renewed for a second season.
“Superstore” will air Thursdays at 8 p.m., as NBC places the show as the opener of its long-established comedy block on that night.
“This Is Us” received a monster three-season renewal — and the show many even continue beyond the promised six seasons.
Chrissy Teigen’s husband and company will return for Season 17.
“Will & Grace” 2.0 will return for a fourth season.
The J. Lo-hosted and produced “World of Dance” will be back for a fourth season.
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