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CBS Unveils Extensive Slate of New and Returning Shows

CBS has announced premiere dates and windows for over 15 upcoming shows, including new NCIS series and the return of Matt LeBlanc in a detective drama. The network also discussed its strategy for late-night programming and potential for increasing productions in Los Angeles.

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‘Beyond the Gates’ Renewed for Two More Seasons at CBS

The CBS soap opera “Beyond the Gates” has been renewed for two more seasons and will air through the 2027-2028 broadcast season. The network announced the news at a programming event on Wednesday in Los Angeles. Created by Michele Val Jean, “Beyond the Gates” began in 2025 and is the first new daytime soap to […]

By Ethan Shanfeld

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CBS Would Like to Shoot More Shows In Los Angeles. In Theory.

The network shoots ‘Matlock,’ ‘NCIS’ and ‘NCIS: Origins’ in Southern California but only has one (potentially) upcoming show that might also film in L.A.

By Katie Kilkenny

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CBS Boss On Why Network Went With ‘NCIS: New York’ And Not ‘Tony & Ziva’ For Next Season

In unveiling its fall 2026 schedule today, CBS announced a new NCIS spinoff series, NCIS: New York, headlined by NCIS: Los Angeles star LL Cool J reprising his role as NCIS Special Agent Sam Hanna, which will be joining mothership NCIS and prequel NCIS: Origins on Tuesdays. The new offshoot, from The Pitt creator R. […]

By Nellie Andreeva

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Matt LeBlanc Reunites With CBS For New Detective Comedy 8 Years After 4-Part Sitcom

Matt LeBlanc reunites with CBS for a new detective comedy eight years after his four-part sitcom aired on the same network.

By Adam Bentz

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