2015–16 United States network television schedule

The 2015–16 network television schedule for the five major English-language commercial broadcast networks in the United States covers primetime hours from September 2015 to August 2016. The schedule is followed by a list per network of returning series, new series, and series canceled after the 2014–15 season.

NBC was the first to announce its fall schedule on May 10, 2015,^[1] followed by Fox on May 11,^[2] ABC on May 12,^[3] CBS on May 13,^[4] and The CW on May 14.^[5]

PBS is not included; member stations have local flexibility over most of their schedules and broadcast times for network shows may vary. Ion Television and MyNetworkTV are also not included since the majority of both networks' schedules comprise syndicated reruns (with limited original programming on the former). The CW is not included on weekends, since it does not offer network programming.

Legend

•      Light blue indicates local programming
•      Light green indicates live sporting events.
•      Light purple indicates movies.
•      Red indicates series being burned off and other irregularly scheduled programs, including specials.

Schedule

• New series are highlighted in bold.
• All times are U.S. Eastern and Pacific time (except for some live sports or events). Subtract one hour for Central and Mountain times.
• From August 5 to August 21, 2016 NBC will carry coverage of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro encompassing all of primetime those days. The 2016 Pro Football Hall of Fame Game will be carried on ESPN instead.
• The NHL airs on NBC Sunday June 12

     Lime indicates the #1 most watched program of the season.^[6]

     Yellow indicates the top-10 most watched programs of the season

     Cyan indicates the top-20 most watched programs of the season

     Magenta indicates the top-30 most watched programs of the season

     Orange indicates the top-40 most watched programs of the season

     Silver indicates the top-50 most watched programs of the season

Sunday

Network		7:00 PM	7:30 PM	8:00 PM		8:30 PM	9:00 PM	9:30 PM	10:00 PM	10:30 PM
ABC	Fall	America's Funniest Home Videos (#91 - 5.28 million)		Once Upon a Time (#69 - 6.32 million)			Blood & Oil (#78 - 5.74 million)		Quantico (#55 - 8.05 million)
	Winter			Galavant (#136 - 3.15 million)			Encore programming
	Spring			Once Upon a Time (#69 - 6.32 million)			The Family (#104 - 4.72 million)		Quantico (#55 - 8.05 million)
	Summer			Celebrity Family Feud			The $100,000 Pyramid		Match Game
CBS	Fall	60 Minutes (#15 - 12.30 million)		Madam Secretary (#14 - 12.39 million)			The Good Wife (#27 - 10.85 million)		CSI: Cyber (#50 - 8.50 million)
	Follow-up			Undercover Boss (#61 - 7.19 million)
	Winter			Madam Secretary (#14 - 12.39 million)
	Spring								Elementary (#43 - 9.14 million)
	Follow-up						Undercover Boss (#61 - 7.19 million)
	Summer			Big Brother			Madam Secretary (R)
	Follow-up								BrainDead
Fox	Fall	NFL on Fox (#11 - 12.77 million)	Bob's Burgers (#144 - 2.90 million)	The Simpsons (#102 - 4.75 million)		Brooklyn Nine-Nine (#118 - 3.98 million)	Family Guy (#111 - 4.28 million)	The Last Man On Earth (#114 - 4.23 million)	Local programming
	Winter	The Simpsons (#151 - 2.64 million) (R)				Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life (#157 - 2.28 million)		Bordertown (#167 - 1.86 million)
	Spring	Bordertown (#167 - 1.86 million)						The Last Man On Earth (#114 - 4.23 million)
	Follow-up		Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life (#157 - 2.28 million)			Bob's Burgers (#144 - 2.90 million)
	Follow-up		The Simpsons (#151 - 2.64 million) (R)
	Summer	The Simpsons (R)	Bob's Burgers (R)			Brooklyn Nine-Nine (R)
NBC	Fall	Football Night in America (#18 - 11.65 million)				NBC Sunday Night Football (#1 - 21.39 million/continued to game completion)
	Winter	Dateline NBC (#79 - 5.74 million)		Encore programming
	Spring	Little Big Shots (#82 - 5.60 million) (R)		Little Big Shots (#13 - 12.40 million)			The Carmichael Show (#100 - 4.76 million)	Crowded (#121 - 3.87 million)	Hollywood Game Night (#115 - 4.20 million)
	Follow-up								Dateline NBC (#79 - 5.74 million)
	Follow-up	Dateline: On Assignment (#117 - 4.03 million)
	Summer	Encore programming

     Lime indicates the #1 most watched program of the season.^[6]

     Yellow indicates the top-10 most watched programs of the season

     Cyan indicates the top-20 most watched programs of the season

     Magenta indicates the top-30 most watched programs of the season

     Orange indicates the top-40 most watched programs of the season

     Silver indicates the top-50 most watched programs of the season

Monday

Network		8:00 PM	8:30 PM	9:00 PM	9:30 PM	10:00 PM	10:30 PM
ABC	Fall	Dancing with the Stars (#8 - 13.44 million)				Castle (#44 - 9.10 million)
	Follow-up	The Great Christmas Light Fight				The Great Holiday Baking Show (#97 - 4.87 million)
	Winter	The Bachelor (#41 - 9.53 million)				Bachelor Live (#105 - 4.63 million)
	Follow-up					Castle (#44 - 9.10 million)
	Spring	Dancing with the Stars (#8 - 13.44 million)
	Summer	The Bachelorette (#65 - 6.63 million)				Mistresses
	Follow-up	Bachelor in Paradise
CBS	Fall	The Big Bang Theory (#2 - 20.36 million)	Life in Pieces (#30 - 10.53 million)	Scorpion (#17 - 12.05 million)		NCIS: Los Angeles (#24 - 11.11 million)
	Follow-up	Supergirl (#39 - 9.81 million)
	Spring	Mike & Molly (#51 - 8.46 million)		The Big Bang Theory (R)	The Odd Couple (#49 - 8.57 million)	Person of Interest (#59 - 7.34 million)
	Summer	Mom (R)	2 Broke Girls (R)	Scorpion (R)		BrainDead
	Follow-up			Mom (R)	The Odd Couple (R)	Scorpion (R)
The CW	Fall	Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (#195 - 1.03 million)		Jane the Virgin (#180 - 1.48 million)		Local programming
	Spring	Reign (#186 - 1.38 million)
	Follow-up			Whose Line is it Anyway? (#188 - 1.36 million)	Whose Line is it Anyway? (R)
	Summer	Supergirl (R)
Fox	Fall	Gotham (#89 - 5.37 million)		Minority Report (#132 - 3.28 million)
	Winter	The X-Files (#7 - 13.60 million)		Lucifer (#62 - 7.17 million)
	Follow-up	Gotham (#89 - 5.37 million)
	Spring			Houdini & Doyle (#148 - 2.72 million)
	Summer	So You Think You Can Dance
	Follow-up	So You Think You Can Dance
NBC	Fall	The Voice (#9 - 13.33 million)				Blindspot (#28 - 10.78 million)
	Winter	Superstore (#66 - 6.59 million)	Telenovela (#108 - 4.40 million)	The Biggest Loser: Temptation Nation (#101 - 4.75 million)
	Spring	The Voice (#9 - 13.33 million)				Blindspot (#28 - 10.78 million)
	Summer	American Ninja Warrior				Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge
	Follow-up					Running Wild with Bear Grylls

     Lime indicates the #1 most watched program of the season.^[6]

     Yellow indicates the top-10 most watched programs of the season

     Cyan indicates the top-20 most watched programs of the season

     Magenta indicates the top-30 most watched programs of the season

     Orange indicates the top-40 most watched programs of the season

     Silver indicates the top-50 most watched programs of the season

Tuesday

Network		8:00 PM	8:30 PM	9:00 PM	9:30 PM	10:00 PM	10:30 PM
ABC	Fall	The Muppets (#90 - 5.33 million)	Fresh Off the Boat (#86 - 5.49 million)	Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (#85 - 5.52 million)		Encore programming
	Follow-up					Wicked City (#123 - 3.79 million)
	Follow-up					Encore programming
	Winter	Fresh Off the Boat (#86 - 5.49 million)	The Muppets (#90 - 5.33 million)	Agent Carter (#109 - 4.37 million)		Primetime: What Would You Do?
	Spring		The Real O'Neals (#106 - 4.46 million)	Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (#85 - 5.52 million)		Of Kings and Prophets (#110 - 4.36 million)
	Follow-up					Beyond the Tank (#131 - 3.43 million)
	Summer	The Middle (R)	Black-ish (R)	Uncle Buck		To Tell the Truth
	Follow-up	Bachelor in Paradise		Bachelor in Paradise: After Paradise		The Middle (R)	Fresh Off the Boat (R)
	Follow-up	The Middle (R)		Fresh Off the Boat (R)	The Real O'Neals (R)
CBS	Fall	NCIS (#3 - 20.19 million)		NCIS: New Orleans (#6 - 14.75 million)		Limitless (#38 - 9.82 million)
	Spring					Person of Interest (#59 - 7.34 million)
	Summer			Zoo		NCIS: New Orleans (R)
The CW	Fall	The Flash (#112 - 4.25 million)		iZombie (#174 - 1.68 million)		Local programming
	Spring			Containment (#170 - 1.82 million)
	Summer	Whose Line Is It Anyway?	Whose Line Is It Anyway? (R)	Mad TV
Fox	Fall	Grandfathered (#127 - 3.61 million)	The Grinder (#139 - 3.04 million)	Scream Queens (#103 - 4.72 million)
	Winter	New Girl (#125 - 3.70 million)	Grandfathered (#127 - 3.61 million)	Brooklyn Nine-Nine (#118 - 3.98 million)	The Grinder (#139 - 3.04 million)
	Summer	Hotel Hell (#153 - 2.51 million)		Coupled (#179 - 1.49 million)
NBC	Fall	The Voice (#12 - 12.62 million)				Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris (#83 - 5.56 million)
	Follow-up	Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris (#83 - 5.56 million)		The Voice (#12 - 12.62 million)		Chicago Fire (#31 - 10.47 million)
	Follow-up	The Voice (#12 - 12.62 million)		Chicago Med (#37 - 9.83 million)
	Winter	Hollywood Game Night (#115 - 4.20 million)
	Spring	The Voice (#12 - 12.62 million)
	Follow-up	The Voice (#12 - 12.62 million)		Chicago Med (#37 - 9.83 million)
	Summer	America's Got Talent				Maya & Marty
	Follow-up					Better Late Than Never

     Lime indicates the #1 most watched program of the season.^[6]

     Yellow indicates the top-10 most watched programs of the season

     Cyan indicates the top-20 most watched programs of the season

     Magenta indicates the top-30 most watched programs of the season

     Orange indicates the top-40 most watched programs of the season

     Silver indicates the top-50 most watched programs of the season

Wednesday

Network		8:00 PM	8:30 PM	9:00 PM	9:30 PM	10:00 PM	10:30 PM
ABC	Fall	The Middle (#53 - 8.15 million)	The Goldbergs (#57 - 7.63 million)	Modern Family (#36 - 9.83 million)	Black-ish (#60 - 7.22 million)	Nashville (#70 - 6.21 million)
	Winter					American Crime (#73 - 6.03 million)
	Spring					Nashville (#70 - 6.21 million)
	Summer					Fresh Off the Boat (R)	The Real O'Neals (R)
	Follow-up	Encore comedy programming				Modern Family (R)	Black-ish (R)
	Follow-up	The Goldbergs (R)		Modern Family (R)	Black-ish (R)		The Middle (R)
CBS	Fall	Survivor: Cambodia (#26 - 10.99 million)		Criminal Minds (#16 - 12.21 million)		Code Black (#34 - 10.18 million)
	Winter	2 Broke Girls (#54 - 8.06 million)	Mike & Molly (#51 - 8.46 million)
	Follow-up	Survivor: Kaôh Rōng (#26 - 10.99 million)
	Spring					Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders (#46 - 9.03 million)
	Summer	Big Brother				American Gothic
The CW	Fall	Arrow (#145 - 2.90 million)		Supernatural (#158 - 2.28 million)		Local programming
	Summer	Penn & Teller: Fool Us		Whose Line Is It Anyway?	Whose Line Is It Anyway? (R)
Fox	Fall	Rosewood (#74 - 6.02 million)		Empire (#5 - 15.74 million)
	Winter	American Idol (#19 - 11.52 million)		Second Chance (#126 - 3.65 million)
	Follow-up			Hell's Kitchen (#95 - 5.03 million)
	Spring	Rosewood (#74 - 6.02 million)
	Follow-up			Empire (#5 - 15.74 million)
	Summer	MasterChef		Wayward Pines (#138 - 3.06 million)
NBC	Fall	The Mysteries of Laura (#48 - 8.58 million)		Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (#52 - 8.31 million)		Chicago P.D. (#47 - 8.71 million)
	Spring	Heartbeat (#96 - 4.97 million)
	Summer	American Ninja Warrior				The Night Shift
	Follow-up	America's Got Talent
	Follow-up	America's Got Talent (R)		America's Got Talent

     Lime indicates the #1 most watched program of the season.^[6]

     Yellow indicates the top-10 most watched programs of the season

     Cyan indicates the top-20 most watched programs of the season

     Magenta indicates the top-30 most watched programs of the season

     Orange indicates the top-40 most watched programs of the season

     Silver indicates the top-50 most watched programs of the season

Thursday

Network		8:00 PM	8:30 PM	9:00 PM	9:30 PM	10:00 PM	10:30 PM
ABC	Fall	Grey's Anatomy (#21 - 11.21 million)		Scandal (#29 - 10.68 million)		How to Get Away with Murder (#32 - 10.26 million)
	Winter	Beyond the Tank (#131 - 3.43 million)		My Diet Is Better Than Yours (#154 - 2.50 million)
	Follow-up	Grey's Anatomy (#21 - 11.21 million)		Scandal (#29 - 10.68 million)		How to Get Away with Murder (#32 - 10.26 million)
	Spring					The Catch (#67 - 6.58 million)
	Summer	BattleBots		Greatest Hits		Match Game (R)
	Follow-up			The $100,000 Pyramid (R)
CBS	Fall	NFL Thursday Night Kickoff	Thursday Night Football (#4 - 17.12 million/continued to game completion)
	Follow-up	The Big Bang Theory (#2 - 20.36 million)	Life in Pieces (#30 - 10.53 million)	Mom (#40 - 9.65 million)	2 Broke Girls (#54 - 8.06 million)	Elementary (#43 - 9.14 million)
	Winter				Angel from Hell (#45 - 9.04 million)
	Follow-up				2 Broke Girls (#54 - 8.06 million)
	Spring		The Odd Couple (#49 - 8.57 million)			Rush Hour (#88 - 5.40 million)
	Summer		Life in Pieces (R)[7]	Big Brother		Code Black (R)[8]
The CW	Fall	The Vampire Diaries (#173 - 1.77 million)		The Originals (#181 - 1.44 million)		Local programming
	Winter	Legends of Tomorrow (#135 - 3.16 million)		The 100 (#165 - 1.94 million)
	Summer			Beauty & the Beast
Fox	Fall	Bones (#64 - 6.89 million)		Sleepy Hollow (#99 - 4.82 million)
	Winter	American Idol (#23 - 11.12 million)
	Spring	Bones (#64 - 6.89 million)		American Grit (#156 - 2.41 million)
	Summer			Home Free
NBC	Fall	Heroes Reborn (#68 - 6.40 million)		The Blacklist (#22 - 11.20 million)		The Player (#71 - 6.16 million)
	Winter					Shades of Blue (#35 - 9.87 million)
	Follow-up	You, Me and the Apocalypse (#128 - 3.58 million)
	Spring	Strong (#142 - 2.97 million)				Game of Silence (#107 - 4.42 million)
	Summer	Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge (R)		Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge		Aquarius
	Follow-up	Encore Programming

     Lime indicates the #1 most watched program of the season.^[6]

     Yellow indicates the top-10 most watched programs of the season

     Cyan indicates the top-20 most watched programs of the season

     Magenta indicates the top-30 most watched programs of the season

     Orange indicates the top-40 most watched programs of the season

     Silver indicates the top-50 most watched programs of the season

Friday

Network		8:00 PM	8:30 PM	9:00 PM	9:30 PM	10:00 PM	10:30 PM
ABC	Fall	Last Man Standing (#56 - 7.97 million)	Dr. Ken (#72 - 6.14 million)	Shark Tank (#63 - 7.06 million)		20/20 (#75 - 6.01 million)
	Spring	Beyond the Tank (#131 - 3.43 million)
	Summer	Shark Tank (R)		Primetime: What Would You Do?
CBS	Fall	The Amazing Race 27 (#58 - 7.57 million)		Hawaii Five-0 (#25 - 11.04 million)		Blue Bloods (#10 - 13.08 million)
	Winter	Undercover Boss (#61 - 7.19 million)
	Follow-up	The Amazing Race 28 (#58 - 7.57 million)
	Summer	NCIS: Los Angeles (R)
The CW	Fall	Reign (#186 - 1.38 million)		America's Next Top Model (#176 - 1.59 million)		Local programming
	Winter	The Vampire Diaries (#173 - 1.77 million)		The Originals (#181 - 1.44 million)
	Spring	Masters of Illusion (#183 - 1.39 million)		Penn & Teller: Fool Us (R)
Fox	Fall	MasterChef Junior (#81 - 5.69 million)		World's Funniest (#160 - 2.18 million)
	Winter			Hell's Kitchen (#95 - 5.03 million)
	Follow-up	Sleepy Hollow (#99 - 4.82 million)		Second Chance (#126 - 3.65 million)
	Spring	Hell's Kitchen (R)		Hell's Kitchen (#95 - 5.03 million)
	Follow-up	Fox Movie Special
	Summer	Rosewood (R)		MasterChef (R)
NBC	Fall	Encore programming		Dateline NBC
	Follow-up	Undateable (#133 - 3.24 million)	Truth Be Told (#152 - 2.57 million)	Grimm (#76 - 5.97 million)		Dateline NBC (#77 - 5.85 million)
	Winter		Encore programming
	Follow-up	Caught on Camera with Nick Cannon (#129 - 3.51 million)
	Summer	America's Got Talent (R)

     Lime indicates the #1 most watched program of the season.^[6]

     Yellow indicates the top-10 most watched programs of the season

     Cyan indicates the top-20 most watched programs of the season

     Magenta indicates the top-30 most watched programs of the season

     Orange indicates the top-40 most watched programs of the season

     Silver indicates the top-50 most watched programs of the season

Saturday

Network		8:00 PM	8:30 PM	9:00 PM	9:30 PM	10:00 PM	10:30 PM
ABC	Fall	Saturday Night Football (#92 - 5.22 million/continued to game completion)
	Follow-up	Encore programming
		ABC Saturday Movie of the Week
	Winter	NBA Countdown	NBA Saturday Primetime on ABC (#130 - 3.50 million/continued to game completion)
	Spring	Encore programming
		ABC Saturday Movie of the Week
	Summer	People's List		In an Instant
	Follow-up	Last Man Standing (R)	Dr. Ken (R)	Encore programming		Boston EMS
CBS	Fall	Crimetime Saturday (#119 - 3.97 million)				48 Hours (#113 - 4.24 million)
	Summer	Angel from Hell		Rush Hour
Fox	Fall	Fox College Football (#141 - 2.99 million/continued to game completion)
	Winter	Rosewood (R)		Lucifer (R)		Local programming
	Spring	Houdini and Doyle (R)		American Grit (R)
	Summer	Baseball Night in America (continued to game completion)
NBC	Fall	Dateline NBC				SNL Vintage
	Spring	Encore programming
		NHL on NBC (continued to game completion)
	Summer	Encore Programming		Aquarius

By network

ABC

Returning series: 20/20[9] 500 Questions[10] Agent Carter[9] Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.[9] America's Funniest Home Videos[9] American Crime[9] The Bachelor[9] Bachelor in Paradise The Bachelorette BattleBots[11] Beyond the Tank[9] Black-ish[9] Castle[9] Celebrity Family Feud[12] Dancing with the Stars[9] Fresh Off the Boat[9] Galavant[9] The Goldbergs[9] The Great Christmas Light Fight[13] Grey's Anatomy[9] How to Get Away with Murder[9] In an Instant[14] Last Man Standing[15] The Middle[9] Mistresses[16] Modern Family[9] Nashville[9] Once Upon a Time[9] Secrets and Lies[9] Scandal[9] Shark Tank[9]

New series: The $100,000 Pyramid[17] Blood & Oil[18] The Catch[18] Dr. Ken[19] The Family[18] The Great Holiday Baking Show[20] Greatest Hits[21] Match Game[22][23] Madoff The Muppets[19] My Diet Is Better Than Yours NBA Saturday Primetime on ABC[24] Of Kings and Prophets[18] People's List[25] Quantico[18] The Real O'Neals[19] To Tell the Truth[26] Uncle Buck[27] Wicked City[18]

Not returning from 2014–15: The Astronaut Wives Club[28] Cristela[29] Forever[29] Manhattan Love Story[30] Repeat After Me Resurrection[29] Revenge[31] Rookie Blue[32] Selfie[33] The Taste[29] The Whispers[34]

CBS

Returning series: 2 Broke Girls[35] 48 Hours[36] 60 Minutes[36] The Amazing Race[36] The Big Bang Theory[37] Big Brother[38] Blue Bloods[36] Criminal Minds[36] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation[4] CSI: Cyber[36] Elementary[36] The Good Wife[36] Hawaii Five-0[36] Madam Secretary[39] Mike & Molly[35] Mom[35] NCIS[36] NCIS: Los Angeles[36] NCIS: New Orleans[39] The Odd Couple[36] Person of Interest[36] Scorpion[39] Survivor[36] Thursday Night Football[40] Undercover Boss[36] Zoo[41]

New series: American Gothic[42] Angel from Hell[43] BrainDead[44] Code Black[43] Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders[43] Life in Pieces[43] Limitless[43] Rush Hour[43] Supergirl[45]

Not returning from 2014–15: Battle Creek[46] The Briefcase[47] Extant[48] The McCarthys[49] The Mentalist[50] The Millers[51] Stalker[46] Two and a Half Men[52] Under the Dome[53]

The CW

Returning series: The 100[54] America's Next Top Model[55] Arrow[54] Beauty & the Beast[56] The Flash[54] iZombie[57] Jane the Virgin[54] Mad TV (moved from Fox)[58] The Originals[54] Penn & Teller: Fool Us[59] Reign[54] Supernatural[54] The Vampire Diaries[54] Whose Line Is It Anyway?[59][60]

New series: Containment[5] Crazy Ex-Girlfriend[5] Legends of Tomorrow[5]

Not returning from 2014–15: Hart of Dixie[61] The Messengers[62]

Fox

Returning series: American Idol[2] Bob's Burgers[63] Bones[64] Brooklyn Nine-Nine[65] Empire[65] Family Guy[2] Fox College Football Gotham[65] Hell's Kitchen[66] The Last Man on Earth[67] MasterChef[68] MasterChef Junior[69] New Girl[70] The Simpsons[71] Sleepy Hollow[72] Wayward Pines[73] World's Funniest[2] The X-Files[74]

New series: American Grit[75] Bordertown[76] Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life[77] Coupled[78] Famous[79] Grandfathered[77] The Grinder[77] Houdini & Doyle[80] Lucifer[81] Minority Report[81] Rosewood[77] Scream Queens[82] Second Chance[83][84]

Not returning from 2014–15: Backstrom[85] The Following[85] Glee[86][87] Knock Knock Live[88] The Mindy Project (moved to Hulu)[89][90] Mulaney[91] Red Band Society[92] Utopia[93] Weird Loners[94]

NBC

Returning series: American Ninja Warrior[95] America's Got Talent[96] Aquarius[97] The Biggest Loser[1] The Blacklist[98] The Carmichael Show[99][100] Caught on Camera with Nick Cannon[101] Chicago Fire[98] Chicago P.D.[98] Dateline NBC[1] Football Night in America[102] Grimm[98] Hollywood Game Night[103] I Can Do That[104] Law & Order: Special Victims Unit[98] The Mysteries of Laura[105] NBC Sunday Night Football[102] The Night Shift[105] Running Wild with Bear Grylls[106] Undateable[105] The Voice[1]

New series: Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris[107] Better Late Than Never[108] Blindspot[109] Chicago Med[109] Crowded[110] Game of Silence[111] Heartbeat[109][112] Heroes Reborn[1] Little Big Shots[113] Maya & Marty[114] The Player[111] Shades of Blue[115] Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge[116] Strong[117] Superstore[110] Telenovela[118] Truth Be Told[110] You the Jury[119] You, Me and the Apocalypse[120][121]

Not returning from 2014–15: A to Z[122] A.D. The Bible Continues[123] About a Boy[124] Allegiance[125] American Odyssey[126] The Apprentice[127] Bad Judge[122] Constantine[124] Hannibal[128] Marry Me[124] Mr. Robinson[99][129] One Big Happy[124] Parenthood[130] Parks and Recreation[130][131] State of Affairs[124] Welcome to Sweden[132]

Renewals and cancellations

Full season pickups

ABC

• Dr. Ken—Picked up for a 22-episode full season on October 20, 2015.^[133]
• Fresh Off the Boat—Picked up for a 22-episode full season on October 13, 2015.^[134] Two additional episodes were ordered on November 17, 2015, bringing the order to 24 episodes.^[135]
• Quantico—Picked up for a 19-episode full season on October 13, 2015.^[136] Three additional episodes were ordered on November 6, 2015, bringing the order to 22 episodes.^[137]

CBS

• Life in Pieces—Picked up for a 22-episode full season on October 27, 2015.^[138]
• Limitless—Picked up for a 22-episode full season on October 23, 2015.^[139]
• Supergirl—Picked up for a 20-episode full season on November 30, 2015.^[140]

The CW

Fox

• Grandfathered—Picked up for a 22-episode full season on October 28, 2015.^[141]
• The Grinder—Picked up for a 22-episode full season on October 27, 2015.^[142]
• Rosewood—Picked up for a 22-episode full season on October 16, 2015.^[143]

NBC

• Blindspot—Picked up for a 22-episode full season on October 9, 2015.^[144] An additional episode was ordered on November 3, 2015, bringing the order to 23 episodes.^[145]
• Chicago Med—Picked up for a 18-episode full season on December 11, 2015.^[146]

Renewals

ABC

• 20/20—Renewed for a thirty-eighth season on May 17, 2016.^[147]
• The $100,000 Pyramid—Renewed for a second season on August 4, 2016.^[148]
• Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.—Renewed for a fourth season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• American Crime—Renewed for a third season on May 12, 2016.^[150]
• America's Funniest Home Videos—Renewed for a twenty-seventh season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• The Bachelor—Renewed for a twenty-first season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• Bachelor in Paradise—Renewed for a fourth season on September 6, 2016.^[151]
• Black-ish—Renewed for a third season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• The Catch—Renewed for a second season on May 12, 2016.^[150]
• Celebrity Family Feud—Renewed for a third season on August 4, 2016.^[148]
• Dancing with the Stars—Renewed for a twenty-third season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• Dr. Ken—Renewed for a second season on May 12, 2016.^[150]
• Fresh Off the Boat—Renewed for a third season on March 3, 2016.^[152]
• The Goldbergs—Renewed for a fourth season on March 3, 2016.^[152]
• Grey's Anatomy—Renewed for a thirteenth season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• How to Get Away with Murder—Renewed for a third season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• Last Man Standing—Renewed for a sixth season on May 13, 2016.^[153]
• Match Game—Renewed for a second season on August 4, 2016.^[148]
• The Middle—Renewed for an eighth season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• Modern Family—Renewed for an eighth season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• Once Upon a Time—Renewed for a sixth season on March 3, 2016.^[152]
• Quantico—Renewed for a second season on March 3, 2016.^[152]
• The Real O'Neals—Renewed for a second season on May 12, 2016.^[150]
• Scandal—Renewed for a sixth season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• Shark Tank—Renewed for an eighth season on March 3, 2016.^[149]
• To Tell the Truth—Renewed for a second season on August 4, 2016.^[148]

CBS

• 2 Broke Girls—Renewed for a sixth season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• 48 Hours—Renewed for a twenty-ninth season on May 18, 2016.^[155]
• 60 Minutes—Renewed for a forty-ninth season on May 18, 2016.^[155]
• The Amazing Race—Renewed for a twenty-ninth season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• The Big Bang Theory—Renewed for a tenth season on March 12, 2014.^[37]
• Big Brother—Renewed for a nineteenth and twentieth season on August 10, 2016.^[156]
• Blue Bloods—Renewed for a seventh season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• Code Black—Renewed for a second season on May 16, 2016.^[157]
• Criminal Minds—Renewed for a twelfth season on May 6, 2016.^[158]
• Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders— Renewed for a second season on May 16, 2016.^[157]
• Elementary—Renewed for a fifth season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• Hawaii Five-0—Renewed for a seventh season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• Life in Pieces—Renewed for a second season on May 11, 2016.^[159]
• Madam Secretary—Renewed for a third season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• Mom—Renewed for a fourth season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• NCIS—Renewed for a fourteenth season on February 29, 2016.^[160]
• NCIS: Los Angeles—Renewed for an eighth season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• NCIS: New Orleans—Renewed for a third season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• The Odd Couple—Renewed for a third season on May 16, 2016.^[157]
• Scorpion—Renewed for a third season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• Survivor—Renewed for a thirty-third season on March 25, 2016.^[154]
• Undercover Boss —Renewed for a eighth season on May 16, 2016.^[157]
• Zoo—Renewed for a third season on August 10, 2016.^[161]

The CW

• The 100—Renewed for a fourth season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• Arrow—Renewed for a fifth season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend—Renewed for a second season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• The Flash—Renewed for a third season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• iZombie—Renewed for a third season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• Jane the Virgin—Renewed for a third season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• Legends of Tomorrow—Renewed for a second season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• The Originals—Renewed for a fourth season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• Reign—Renewed for a fourth season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• Supernatural—Renewed for a twelfth season on March 11, 2016.^[162]
• The Vampire Diaries—Renewed for an eighth season on March 11, 2016.^[162]

Fox

• American Grit—Renewed for a second season on July 29, 2016.^[163]
• Bob's Burgers—Renewed for a seventh season on October 7, 2015.^[164]
• Bones—Renewed for a twelfth and final season on February 25, 2016.^[165]
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine—Renewed for a fourth season on March 24, 2016.^[166]
• Empire—Renewed for a third season on January 15, 2016.^[167]
• Family Guy—Renewed for a fifteenth season on May 4, 2016.^[168]
• Gotham—Renewed for a third season on March 16, 2016.^[169]
• The Last Man on Earth—Renewed for a third season on March 24, 2016.^[166]
• Lucifer—Renewed for a second season on April 7, 2016.^[170]
• New Girl—Renewed for a sixth season on April 12, 2016.^[171]
• Rosewood—Renewed for a second season on April 7, 2016.^[170]
• Scream Queens—Renewed for a second season on January 15, 2016.^[172]
• Sleepy Hollow— Renewed for a fourth season on May 13, 2016.^[173]
• The Simpsons—Renewed for a twenty-eighth season on May 4, 2015.^[71]

NBC

• American Ninja Warrior—Renewed for a ninth season on September 12, 2016.^[174]
• America's Got Talent—Renewed for a twelfth season on August 2, 2016.^[175]
• Better Late Than Never—Renewed for a second season on September 22, 2016.^[176]
• The Blacklist—Renewed for a fourth season on December 7, 2015.^[177]
• Blindspot—Renewed for a second season on November 9, 2015.^[178]
• The Carmichael Show—Renewed for a third season on May 15, 2016.^[179]
• Caught on Camera with Nick Cannon—Renewed for a third season on May 15, 2016.^[180]
• Chicago Fire—Renewed for a fifth season on November 9, 2015.^[181]
• Chicago Med—Renewed for a second season on February 1, 2016.^[182]
• Chicago P.D.—Renewed for a fourth season on November 9, 2015.^[181]
• Football Night in America—Renewed for an eleventh season on December 14, 2011.^[102]
• Grimm—Renewed for a sixth season on April 5, 2016.^[183]
• Hollywood Game Night—Renewed for a fifth season on May 15, 2016.^[180]
• Law & Order: Special Victims Unit—Renewed for an eighteenth season on February 1, 2016.^[182]
• Little Big Shots—Renewed for a second season on March 14, 2016.^[184]
• NBC Sunday Night Football—Renewed for an eleventh season on December 14, 2011.^[102]
• The Night Shift—Renewed for a fourth season on November 17, 2016.^[185]
• Shades of Blue—Renewed for a second season on February 5, 2016.^[186]
• Superstore—Renewed for a second season on February 23, 2016.^[187]
• The Voice—Renewed for an eleventh season on March 25, 2016.^[188]

Cancellations/Series endings

ABC

• Agent Carter—Canceled on May 12, 2016 after two seasons.^[189]
• Blood & Oil—Canceled on May 12, 2016.^[190]
• Castle—Canceled on May 12, 2016 after eight seasons.^[191]
• The Family—Canceled on May 12, 2016.^[192]
• Galavant—Canceled on May 12, 2016 after two seasons.^[193]
• Mistresses—Canceled on September 9, 2016 after four seasons.^[194]
• The Muppets—Canceled on May 12, 2016.^[195]
• Nashville—Canceled on May 12, 2016 after four seasons.^[196] It was announced on June 9, 2016 that the series was picked up by CMT for a fifth season.^[197]
• Of Kings and Prophets—Canceled on March 17, 2016 after two episodes.^[198]
• Uncle Buck—Canceled on July 6, 2016.^[199]
• Wicked City—Canceled on November 13, 2015 after three episodes; aired full original run of episodes with remaining five carried on network website and Hulu. This was the first official cancellation of the season.^[200]

CBS

• American Gothic—Canceled on October 17, 2016.^[201]
• Angel from Hell—Canceled on February 8, 2016 after five episodes.^[202] The remaining episodes are set to burn off beginning July 2, 2016.^[203]
• BrainDead—Canceled on October 17, 2016.^[201]
• CSI: Crime Scene Investigation—On May 13, 2015, it was announced that the series would end with a two-hour television movie. It concluded on September 27, 2015.^[204]
• CSI: Cyber—Canceled on May 12, 2016 after two seasons.^[205]
• The Good Wife—It was announced on February 7, 2016 that season seven would be the final season. It concluded on May 8, 2016.^[206]
• Limitless—Canceled on May 25, 2016.^[207]
• Mike & Molly—It was announced on January 12, 2016 that season six would be the final season.^[208] It concluded on May 16, 2016.^[209]
• Person of Interest—It was announced on March 16, 2016 that season five would be the final season.^[210] It concluded on June 21, 2016.^[211]
• Rush Hour—Canceled on May 16, 2016.^[212] The remaining episodes will be burned off starting on July 23, 2016.^[213]
• Supergirl—It was announced on May 12, 2016 that the series was picked up by The CW for a second season.^[214]

The CW

• America's Next Top Model—It was announced on October 14, 2015 that season 22 would be the final season. It concluded on December 4, 2015.^[215] On February 23, 2016, it was announced that VH1 picked up the series for a new season.^[216]
• Beauty & the Beast—It was announced on October 13, 2015 that season four would be the final season. It will conclude on August 25, 2016.^[217]
• Containment—Canceled on May 12, 2016.^[218]

Fox

• American Idol—It was announced on May 11, 2015 that season fifteen would be the final season. It concluded on April 7, 2016.^[219]
• Bordertown—Canceled on May 12, 2016.^[220]
• Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life—Canceled on May 12, 2016.^[221]
• Coupled—Canceled on August 8, 2016.^[222]
• Grandfathered—Canceled on May 12, 2016.^[220]
• The Grinder—Canceled on May 12, 2016.^[223]
• Houdini and Doyle—Canceled on August 3, 2016.^[224]
• Minority Report—Canceled on May 13, 2016.^[225]
• Second Chance—Canceled on May 12, 2016.^[226]

NBC

• Aquarius—Canceled on October 1, 2016 after two seasons.^[227]
• Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris—Canceled on December 15, 2015.^[228]
• Coach—It was announced on August 31, 2015 that production would not go forward, despite being previously ordered thirteen episodes, bypassing the pilot process, and already filming a single episode.^[229]
• Crowded—Canceled on May 13, 2016.^[230]
• Game of Silence—Canceled on May 13, 2016.^[231]
• Heartbeat—Canceled on May 13, 2016.^[232]
• Heroes Reborn—Canceled on January 13, 2016.^[233]
• The Mysteries of Laura—Canceled on May 14, 2016 after two seasons.^[234]
• The Player—Canceled on November 19, 2015.^[235]
• Telenovela—Canceled on May 13, 2016.^[236]
• Truth Be Told—Canceled on December 10, 2015.^[237]
• Undateable—Canceled on May 13, 2016 after three seasons.^[236]
• You, Me and the Apocalypse—Canceled on March 8, 2016.^[238]

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