Young Sheldon season 6, Ghosts season 2 premiere dates confirmed!
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Much like Fox before them, CBS is looking to kick off their fall schedule a little bit earlier than we’ve seen in the past. They’re also making a number of changes, both from their original plan for the fall and also versus past seasons.
Without further ado, let’s get into all of these dates — with of course a reminder that all times listed are Eastern Standard.
Monday, September 19
8:00 – The Neighborhood
8:30 – Bob Hearts Abishola
9:00 – NCIS
10:00 – NCIS: Hawaii
Tuesday, September 20
8:00 – FBI
9:00 – FBI: International
10:00 – FBI: Most Wanted
Wednesday, September 21
8:00 – Survivor
10:00 – The Amazing Race
The big change here is that The Amazing Race was originally scheduled for 9:00, but it is moving back an hour — a possible mistake, since this show tends to have such a strong family audience week in and week out.
Thursday, September 29
8:00 – Young Sheldon
8:30 – Ghosts
9:00 – So Help Me Todd (new series)
10:00 – CSI: Vegas (new night)
Sunday, October 2
8:30 – The Equalizer
9:30 – East New York (new series)
Wednesday, October 5
9:00 – The Real Love Boat (new series)
Friday, October 7
8:00 – SWAT
9:00 – Fire Country (new series)
10:00 – Blue Bloods
Sunday, October 9
10:00 – NCIS: Los Angeles
(In this case, we don’t think CBS wanted to premiere a new season at 10:30 or potentially later, depending on football delays the week prior.)
There’s a lot of big stuff clearly within the schedule, and our hope is that there’s going to be opportunities to see a lot of major events during the season. Some shows are a little bit later than expected when it comes to their premieres, but our hope already is that this will allow them to have fewer hiatuses over the course of the year.
What do you want to see from Young Sheldon, Ghosts, or any other shows that are a part of the primetime lineup?
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This article was written by Jessica BunBun. Be sure to follow her on Twitter.