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CBS Sets Fall Premiere Dates For Drama, Comedy & Reality Series

CBS has announced its full primetime schedule for the upcoming 2026-2027 television season.

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What programs are featured in the announcement?

The reported list includes 'NCIS: New York,' 'Cupertino,' 'Marshals,' 'Survivor,' 'Boston Blue,' 'NCIS,' and 'Tracker.'

Which network released the schedule?

CBS announced the premiere dates for its 2026-2027 primetime season.

Are specific premiere dates available?

Current coverage acknowledges the announcement of the schedule but does not specify the exact calendar dates for the series.

The brief

CBS released its official fall 2026 premiere dates, outlining the return and debut schedule for its slate of drama, comedy, and reality programming. Coverage from outlets including Paramount Press Express, The Hollywood Reporter, TVLine, TV Insider, Deadline, NJ.com, and IMDb emphasizes the inclusion of returning hits and new series.

Featured titles noted in the reporting include 'NCIS: New York,' 'Cupertino,' 'Marshals,' 'Survivor,' 'Boston Blue,' 'NCIS,' and 'Tracker.' Future reports will track viewer reception as these programs move toward their respective premiere windows. Coverage does not yet specify the exact calendar dates for these individual series debuts.

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