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2016 Upfronts: A Summary

Your guide to the biggest schedule changes for the fall television lineup.

Dan Glickman

May 23, 2016

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Last week, the broadcast networks presented their fall 2016 primetime schedules. Here's a quick network by network breakdown of the major changes and cancellations, because it's never too early to start planning your viewing habits.

For NBC, big changes include moving Blindspot to Wednesdays at 8, and putting Superstore and new comedy The Good Place before Chicago Med and The Blacklist on Thursdays. Not returning next season are Best Time Ever With Neil Patrick Harris, Crowded, Game of Silence, Heartbeat, Heroes: Reborn, Mr. Robinson, The Mysteries of Laura, The Player, Telenovela, Truth Be Told, and Undateable.

For FOX, Rosewood moves to Thursdays at 8, and it's being replaced by new drama Lethal Weapon. Following Rosewood is new drama Pitch, pushing Bones' final season to midseason. The Exorcist, airing Fridays at 9 after Hell's Kitchen, will do the same to Sleepy Hollow. Not returning next season are Bordertown, Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life, Grandfathered, The Grinder, Knock Knock Live, Minority Report, and Second Chance.

For ABC, Kerry Washington's pregnancy is pushing Scandal to midseason, and the #TGIT gap will be filled with Notorious. Conviction will take over Castle's spot, and Designated Survivor will replace Nashville. Finally, Secrets and Lies will, at long last, air season 2 Sundays at 9 before Quantico. Not returning next season are The Astronaut Wives Club, Blood & Oil, Castle, The Family, Galavant, Marvel's Agent Carter, The Muppets, Nashville, Of Kings and Prophets, Rookie Blue, The Whispers, and Wicked City.

Over on CBS, to accommodate football, comedies are moving back to Monday night. After football, new sitcom The Great Indoors will air after The Big Bang Theory. Lastly, MacGyver will replace The Amazing Race. Not returning next season are Angel From Hell, CSI: Cyber, Extant, The Good Wife, Mike & Molly, Rush Hour, and Under the Dome.

Perhaps the biggest change is Supergirl's move to the CW, a network that renewed nearly all of its series. The network will introduce Frequency after The Flash, and No Tomorrow after Arrow. Supernatural will air Thursdays after Legends of Tomorrow. Shows returning during midseason are The Originals, iZombie, Reign, The 100, and new drama Riverdale. Not returning next season are America's Next Top Model, Containment, and Significant Mother.

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