CBS Fall 2026 TV: Everything You Need to Know

CBS Fall 2026 to 2027
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The 2026-2027 TV season at CBS will, once again, be full of time-tested crime procedurals, spinoffs, and a few comedies for good measure.

The network has revealed the major details about its scripted and unscripted lineup, so here’s a look at what’s ahead on the eye network this fall.

Renewed CBS Shows

CBS has renewed 2025-2026 newcomers Boston Blue, CIA, Marshals, and Sheriff Country for second seasons, as well as Elsbeth Season 4, FBI Season 8, Fire Country Season 5, Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage Season 3, Ghosts Season 6, Matlock Season 3, NCIS Season 24, NCIS: Origins Season 3, NCIS: Sydney Season 4, and Tracker Season 4.

On the unscripted side, CBS has given the greenlight to The Amazing Race Season 39, The Drew Barrymore Show Seasons 7 and 8, Entertainment Tonight Season 46, Flip Side Season 3, Hot Bench Season 13, Inside Edition Season 39, Jeopardy! Seasons 43 and 44, The Perfect Line Season 2, Survivor Season 51, Wheel of Fortune Seasons 44 and 45, and Harlan Coben’s Final Twist Season 2.

Canceled CBS Shows

CBS pulled the plug on new workplace comedy DMV after a single season and crime drama Watson after two seasons. Also ended is The Neighborhood, which ran for eight seasons, and CBS also canceled The Late Show With Stephen Colbert after 11 years.

New CBS Shows

There are several new shows on the way to CBS this fall.

Cupertino: The new Silicon Valley legal thriller reunites Robert and Michelle King with Evil star Mike Colter and will also star Ella Stiller, Renee Elise Goldsberry, and Busy Philipps.

Einstein: The new crime drama will star Matthew Gray Gubler in the lead.

Eternally Yours: The love story centers on two vampires who have been married for 500 years and struggle with their daughter, Emma, dating a human. The cast includes Ed Weeks, Allegra Edwards, Helen J. Shen, Parker Young, Rose Abdoo, Tristan Michael Brown, and Shylo Molina. The creative team includes Joe Port as writer and executive producer, Trent O’Donnell as director and EP, and Eric Tannenbaum, Kim Tannenbaum, and Jason Wang as executive producers.

NCIS: New York: A spinoff centered on LL Cool J’s Sam and Scott Caan has been ordered to series by the network. Read all about it right here.

Not going forward at CBS is The Tillbrooks, which was ordered to pilot and would’ve been a 19th-century period story set in England about an upper-middle-class family and would’ve featured Kate Walsh, Rhys Darby, Hayley Griffith, Mia Challis, and Shiv Pai.

CBS Fall 2026 Special Event Programming

The network will host the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday, September 27, in a simulcast with MTV live from Los Angeles. Then, on November 14, the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards will be simulcast with the title kids’ network. The Price Is Right Live will also be a primetime Christmas special for the very first time.

CBS Fall 2026 Premiere Dates

Premiere dates for CBS this fall are:

Wednesday, September 23

8:00 p.m.: Survivor (Season 51 Premiere)

Wednesday, September 30

9:30 p.m.: The Amazing Race (Season 39 Premiere)

Sunday, October 4

8:30 p.m.: Marshals (Season 2 Premiere)
9:30 p.m.: Tracker (Season 4 Premiere)

Monday, October 5

8:00 p.m.: FBI (Season 9 Premiere)
9:00 p.m.: CIA (Season 2 Premiere)
10:00 p.m.: Harlan Coben’s Final Twist (Season 2 Premiere)

Tuesday, October 6

8:00 p.m.: NCIS (Season 24 Premiere)
9:00 p.m.: NCIS: New York (Series Premiere)
10:00 p.m.: NCIS: Origins (Season 3 Premiere)

Thursday, October 8

8:00 p.m.: Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage (Season 3 Premiere)
8:30 p.m.: Eternally Yours (Series Premiere)
9:00 p.m.: Elsbeth (Season 4 Premiere)
10:00 p.m.: Cupertino (Series Premiere)

Friday, October 9

8:00 p.m.: Sheriff Country (Season 2 Premiere)
9:00 p.m.: Fire Country (Season 5 Premiere)
10:00 p.m.: Boston Blue (Season 2 Premiere)

Thursday, October 29

9:00 p.m.: Ghosts (Halloween two-episode special)

Thursday, December 10

9:00 p.m.: Ghosts (“Ghostsmas” two-episode special)

Find out more details about the premiere schedule here.

CBS Fall 2026 Schedule

The fall schedule highlights are as follows:

Mondays
8/7c: FBI
9/c: CIA
10/9c: Harlan Coben’s Final Twist

Tuesdays
8/7c: NCIS
9/8c: NCIS: New York
10/9c: NCIS: Origins

Wednesdays
8/7c: Survivor (90 minutes)
9:30/8:30c: The Amazing Race (90 minutes)

Thursdays
8/7c: George & Mandy’s First Marriage
8:30/7:30c: Eternally Yours
9/8c: Elsbeth
10/9c: Cupertino

Fridays
8/7c: Sheriff Country
9/8c: Fire Country
10/9c: Boston Blue

Sundays
7/6c: 60 Minutes
8/7c: Marshals
9/8c: Tracker

Saved for the midseason are Einstein, Matlock, Ghosts, and NCIS: Sydney.

CBS Fall 2026 News

‘Boston Blue’ Premiere Details Reveal Henry Reagan’s Return in Season 2

‘Cupertino’ Premiere Details: See Mike Colter Battle Tech Titans in New CBS Legal Drama

‘Harlan Coben’s Final Twist’ to Examine Betsy Faria Case in Season 2 Premiere

‘Marshals’: Kayce Goes Rogue to Save Tate in Violent Showdown in Season 2 Premiere

‘NCIS: Origins’ Season 3 Premiere Details Reveal Major Change for Gibbs in Alaska

‘Elsbeth’ Season 4 Guest Stars: Knicks Star OG Anunoby, Nicole Scherzinger & More

‘Sheriff Country’ Premiere: What Mickey’s Dealing With When Season 2 Begins

‘Fire Country’ Details Reveal Major Disaster in Season 5 Premiere

‘CIA’: ‘FBI’s John Boyd Crosses Over & a Funeral in Season 2 Premiere — Get Details

‘FBI’: Maggie Reunites With Undercover OA in Season 9 Premiere Photos — Plus, Who’s Her New Partner?

‘NCIS: New York’ Premiere Details & Photos Reveal Major Loss for Sam — Plus Meet His New Team

‘NCIS’ Season 24 Premiere Photos: Tony Reunites With His Former Team

‘Tracker’ Kicks Off Season 4 With Colter’s Case Leading to a Dangerous Criminal Operation

‘The Floor’: Season 6 Champion Contestants Include ‘Big Brother, ‘The Voice,’ & ‘Jeopardy!’ Winners

‘Blue Bloods’ Star Vanessa Ray Visits ‘Boston Blue’ Set — Is She Joining Season 2?

‘NCIS’ Season 24 Trailer: The New Tony Shocks McGee in Michael Weatherly’s Return

‘Survivor 51’ Cast: Meet the 21 ‘Open Era’ Castaways

New ‘NCIS’ Photos: See Michael Weatherly Back as Tony — What’s Different

‘NCIS’ Director Talks Origins of Tony & Ziva’s Relationship

Photos From ‘Elsbeth’ Season 4 Set Reveal Returning Detectives

‘Sheriff Country’: Ben McKenzie to Guest Star in Wife Morena Baccarin’s CBS Drama

What to Expect in ‘Marshals’ Season 2: New Premiere Time, Casting Changes & More

Here’s When ‘Boston Blue’ Season 2 Premieres This Fall

‘NCIS: New York’ Trailer: LL Cool J & Scott Caan Partner Up

Jensen Ackles Returning in ‘Tracker’ Season 4, Justin Hartley Reveals First Details

‘Marshals’ Announces 2 Major Cast Changes for Season 2

Shemar Moore Reacts to ‘S.W.A.T. Exiles’ Season 2 Renewal

‘Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage’: See the Stars Behind the Scenes Filming Season 3

Meet ‘The Amazing Race’ Season 39 Cast: 2 Pro Athletes & More

Where Did ‘S.W.A.T.’ Leave Off? What to Know Before ‘Exiles’ Premieres

Will Estes Joins ‘Boston Blue’ Season 2 — Donnie Wahlberg Celebrates Jamie Reagan’s Return

What to Expect When ‘Sheriff Country’ Returns for Season 2

‘CIA’ Returning for Season 2 in the Fall

‘NCIS: Origins’ Sets Return Date — And Start of Mark Harmon’s Season-Long Arc

‘NCIS: New York’ Behind-the-Scenes Video With LL Cool J & Scott Caan Reveals Office

‘Ghosts’ Stars Tease Ben Feldman’s Expanded Role as Spirit-Seeing Kyle in Season 6

‘NCIS: New York’: Premiere Date Set for LL Cool J & Scott Caan’s New Spinoff

‘FBI’ Season 9 Premiere Date Set

‘Fire Country’ Sets Season 5 Premiere Date

‘Tracker’ Returns for Season 4 in Fall 2026

‘NCIS’ Sets Premiere Date for Season 24 With Michael Weatherly Returning

Here’s When ‘Elsbeth’ Season 4 Premieres & Its New Time

Did ‘Ghosts’ Just Reveal Pete’s Fate in Season 6?

‘Sheriff Country’ Promotes Amanda Arcuri & Ian Quinlan to Series Regulars for Season 2

‘Marshals’ Scores Early Season 2 Renewal After Record Ratings — Everything We Know

‘Boston Blue’: Will Baez Move to Boston Full-Time in Season 2?

‘Einstein’: Melissa Fumero Joins Matthew Gray Gubler in New CBS Dramedy

‘Fire Country’ Gets New Boss for Season 5




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  1. C

    Carol

    cbs Needs to do Something about the problem of 60 min, Ruining normal programming that comes after it!! Their refusal to fix this issue is just inexcusable!!

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      David

      The problem is not 60 Minutes. The problem is sports overruns. At least they corrected a major issue a few years back when they moved the start time back 30 minutes on Sundays they have an NFL doubleheader.

  2. N

    Nick

    I no longer have a reason to have cbs as a reason to be part of my tv package

  3. B

    Buck

    I love Ghost is the best show on CBS

  4. M

    Michael S Elder

    America's Funniest Home Videos is NOT a CBS show.🤦

  5. J

    JG

    Why is the Perfect Line renewed

  6. D

    Dolphin

    No more broadcast of NCIS: Sydney as well as Tony & Ziva?

  7. T

    T.L.

    American Mayhem and Adam’s Law shouldn’t be on this list, as those are syndicated programs being distributed by Paramount’s syndication division, CBS Media Ventures, for broadcast on individual local stations, not the CBS network itself.

  8. D

    David

    CBS should have never canceled Poppa's House for the dreck that is DMV. Just a terrible show from the get go while Poppa's House had really found its footing.

  9. R

    Riebap

    They are renewing all my favorite shows. Thank you.

  10. A

    Anna

    What about the doc show with Jared padalecki? Is that dead