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CBS Outlines 2026-27 Schedule and New Series Development

CBS unveiled its 2026-27 programming schedule, confirming new series like the Matt LeBlanc cop drama "Flint" and an upcoming NCIS show. The network also revealed premiere dates for more than 15 shows and expressed interest in expanding production in Los Angeles.

15 Apr, 20:00 — 15 Apr, 23:40
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varietyMostly Factual7h ago

Matt LeBlanc Cop Drama ‘Flint’ in Development at CBS

CBS is developing a cop drama called “Flint” with Matt LeBlanc attached to star. If greenlit, the series will be part of the network’s 2027-2028 lineup. Per the official logline, “Flint” (working title) stars LeBlanc as “a burnt-out LAPD detective who, on the verge of retirement, is blindsided when the city extends his service by […]

By Selome Hailu

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hollywood-reporterMostly Factual6h ago

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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deadlineMostly Factual3h ago

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 Drama 10 Years After 4-Part Sitcom

Matt LeBlanc reunites with CBS for a new detective drama, a total of 10 years after his four-part sitcom premiered on the same network.

By Adam Bentz

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