CBS unveils fall 2026 premiere dates for series

CBS formally unveiled its fall premiere dates on Monday, becoming the third broadcast network after NBC and Fox to release its schedule. Survivor will lead the scripted slate with a two-hour premiere on September 23.

CBS Premiere Week begins Sunday, October 4, with Marshals and Tracker. New seasons of FBI, CIA, NCIS, NCIS: Origins, Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, Elsbeth, Sheriff Country, Fire Country, and Boston Blue will follow over the next five nights.

New series include NCIS: New York starring LL Cool J and Scott Caan, Eternally Yours from the Ghosts team, and Cupertino reuniting Mike Colter with Robert and Michelle King. Ghosts will return with two-episode Halloween and Christmas specials in October and December.

The Amazing Race airs Wednesday, September 30, and Thursday, October 1. Midseason holds include Ghosts Season 6, Matlock Season 3, NCIS: Sydney Season 4, and new series Einstein starring Matthew Gray Gubler and Melissa Fumero.

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