‘The Bachelor,’ ‘The Rookie,’ ‘New Amsterdam’ & More TV Faves Not Returning Until 2021
‘Parish’ Is Out for Justice in the Explosive Season Finale
Will Gray be forced to get his hands dirty? Get a sneak peek at the final episode of the AMC series.
While some shows have already returned to production and have premiere dates set for a bit later in the fall due to the coronavirus pandemic, networks are choosing to hold others until 2021.
Most scripted shows aren’t returning until October or November, if they’re premiering in 2020, while the CW has already planned to air most of its usual fall lineup at the beginning of 2021.
Scroll down for all the shows that have already been announced to be returning in the later part of the 2020-2021 season.
9-1-1, Season 4 (Fox)
9-1-1: Lone Star, Season 2 (Fox)
All American, Season 3 (The CW)
American Idol, Season 19 (ABC)
The Bachelor, Season 25 (ABC)
Batwoman, Season 2 (The CW)
Black Lightning, Season 4 (The CW)
Blood & Treasure, Season 2 (CBS)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Season 8 (NBC)
Charmed, Season 3 (The CW)
Duncanville, Season 2 (Fox)
Dynasty, Season 4 (The CW)
The Flash, Season 7 (The CW)
Good Girls, Season 4 (NBC)
In the Dark, Season 3 (The CW)
Legacies, Season 3 (The CW)
Legends of Tomorrow, Season 6 (The CW)
Making It, Season 3 (NBC)
Manifest, Season 3 (NBC)
mixed-ish, Season 2 (ABC)
CHEERS
To Nancy Drew for writing a bold new chapter for literature’s teen gumshoe. Thanks to an A+ ensemble led Kennedy McMann‘s complicated Miss Drew, some serious scares and a twist that dared to upend 90 years of story, it’s no mystery why the CW’s sexy, smart take on the supersleuth stood out among TV’s myriad reboots and revivals.
New Amsterdam, Season 3 (NBC)
Prodigal Son, Season 2 (Fox)
The Resident, Season 4 (Fox)
Riverdale, Season 5 (The CW)
The Rookie, Season 3 (ABC)
Roswell, New Mexico, Season 3 (The CW)
Supergirl, Season 6 (The CW)
Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, Season 2 (NBC)
