CBS Fall 2023 Schedule: ‘CSI: Vegas’ to Sundays After Football, ‘Tracker’ Gets Post-Super Bowl Slot

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Justin Hartley in 'Tracker'
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For the most part, things are staying the same when it comes to CBS‘ fall schedule for the 2023-24 season.

The network will have 22 returning shows (including the #1 new broadcast series Fire Country, #1 comedy Young Sheldon, #1 broadcast drama NCIS, and #1 news program 60 Minutes) as part of its lineup next year, along with new dramas Elsbeth, Matlock, and Tracker, and comedy Poppa’s House. Furthermore, both Survivor and The Amazing Race have been expanded to 90 minutes on Wednesdays.

CBS has the Super Bowl next year, airing on February 11, 2024, and the premiere of Justin Hartley‘s Tracker has grabbed the post-game time slot. Also arriving midseason is Damon Wayans and Damon Wayans Jr.‘s Poppa’s House.

The network is also changing things up on Sunday nights when programming is usually delayed by NFL games running late. CSI: Vegas, moving from Thursdays, will take that spot but won’t be premiering until later in the year.

“CBS programming across entertainment, news, and sports continues to appeal to audiences on all platforms, including Paramount+, the fastest-growing streaming service in the U.S.,” said George Cheeks, president and chief executive officer of CBS, in a statement. “It all starts with a winning broadcast Network that has an undeniable track record for nurturing long-running franchises and launching new hits every year. The new shows and schedule set to launch next year, combined with the Super Bowl, NCAA Tournament, the Grammy Awards, and other Network events will make America’s top-rated Network an even bigger force next year.”

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Added Amy Reisenbach, president of CBS Entertainment, “along with our outstanding team at the Network, I am incredibly excited to introduce four new series with big-name talent portraying distinct, bold, engaging characters. These new shows from marquee auspices capture everything our viewers love about a CBS series — unique personalities, suspenseful drama, intrigue, high stakes, and relatable laugh-out-loud comedy with heart and humor. The new additions to our lineup are a stellar complement to our winning slate of returning series and we are confident they will resonate with our viewers on broadcast and streaming platforms.”

Check out the CBS fall schedule below.

Mondays

8:00 p.m.: The Neighborhood

8:30 p.m.: Bob Hearts Abishola

9:00 p.m.: NCIS

10:00 p.m.: NCIS: Hawai’i

Tuesdays

8:00 p.m.: FBI

9:00 p.m.: FBI: International

10:00 p.m.:  FBI: Most Wanted

Wednesdays

8:00 p.m.: Survivor

9:30 p.m.: The Amazing Race

Thursdays

8:00 p.m.: Young Sheldon

8:30 p.m.: Ghosts

9:00 p.m.: So Help Me Todd

10:00 p.m.: Elsbeth

Shemar Moore in 'S.W.A.T.'

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Fridays

8:00 p.m.: S.W.A.T.

9:00 p.m.: Fire Country

10:00 p.m.: Blue Bloods

Saturdays

8:00 p.m.: Drama encore

9:00 p.m.: Drama encore

10:00 p.m.: 48 Hours

Sundays

7:00 p.m.: 60 Minutes

8:00 p.m.: Matlock

9:00 p.m.: The Equalizer

10:00 p.m.: CSI: Vegas (after football)

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    PurpleButterfly

    East New York has excellent writing and great actors. Please don’t cancel. We need good shoes to watch! Thanks.

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    GoldLeaf

    Can’t believe they canceled swat, still love the show and would love to see it continue for many more years. Zero interest in Elsbeth, zero interest in Matlock. Amazing race and survivor at 90 minutes, it ends up being like all the other 90-2 hour shows, too much filler!!!

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      OrangeStrawberry

      SWAT has been renewed for season 7……Check CBS new schedule, it will be on Friday at 8 pm.

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      OrangeStrawberry

      I agree they can keep all that other game shows reality races survivor I mean give me a break same scenario just different locations but they have a habit of getting rid of all the good dramas they act two lies and East New York what else can they do then they add sitcoms they don't interest me CBS is not listening to the viewers that are over the age of 49. 18 to 49 year olds are not sitting home watching TV or streaming they're on social media! What about the people that really watch just plain old good old-fashioned TV?

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    PurpleCorn

    We love the Equalizer and East New York. I'm thrilled that the Equalizer will be back but why not East New York?

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      OrangeStrawberry

      Please don't cancel EastNew York loved the show and the actors Mary Hitefield N.C

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    CyanBike

    The only shows I'll be watching are 60 Minutes and Blue Bloods. Very sorry to lose East New York. Nothing else looks the least bit interesting.

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    Arben70

    The Amazing Race and Survivor going to 90 minutes is an interesting development. We gave up on the latter years ago, NCIS more recently; Race, CSI, and Ghosts are the only CBS shows we still watch, although I think we'll check out that new Elsbeth spinoff from The Good Wife.

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    PurpleFlame

    S.W.A.T is the best show on TV is better than blue blood is better than so help me Todd. I think so Help me Todd is a joke and also blue blood please keep.S.W.A.T

    East New York is better than blue bloods And so help me Todd.

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