CBS holds steady with fall lineup, adds Queen Latifah drama

LOS ANGELES – CBS is keeping its prime-time agenda mainly intact for the drop Tv set year as it also introduces a new Queen Latifah drama and a sitcom from megaproducer Chuck Lorre.

The the vast majority of the network’s returning displays will be again in the time slots they held last year, with a few exceptions: “The Wonderful Race” and “SEAL Team” are just about every shifting ahead an hour on Wednesday evenings, as will “The Unicorn” on Thursdays.

“The Equalizer,” with Latifah in a reimagined variation of the nineteen eighties collection that starred Edward Woodward as a private detective, will air Sunday. The other drop newcomer, “B Beneficial,” starring Thomas Middleditch (“Silicon Valley”) and developed by Lorre (“The Massive Bang Theory”) and Marco Pennette, is established for Thursday, paired with Lorre’s sitcom “Mom.”

The announcement arrived amid uncertainty about the resumption of Tv set and movie generation after a close to-full industry shutdown aimed at aiding to consist of the coronavirus. The unsettled concern has led to delays in the release of community schedules, which generally are out previously in May well.

The total agenda produced Tuesday by CBS (all moments Jap):

Monday

8 p.m. – “The Neighborhood”

8:thirty p.m. – “Bob Hearts Abishola”

nine p.m. – “All Rise”

10 p.m. – “Bull”

Tuesday

8 p.m. – “NCIS”

nine p.m. – “FBI”

10 p.m. – “FBI: Most Wanted”

Wednesday

8 p.m. – “Survivor”

nine p.m. – “The Wonderful Race”

10 p.m. – “SEAL Team”

Thursday

8 p.m. – “Young Sheldon”

8:thirty p.m. “B Positive”

nine p.m. – “Mom”

nine:thirty p.m. – “The Unicorn”

10 p.m. – “Evil”

Friday

8 p.m. – “MacGyver”

nine p.m. – “Magnum P.I.”

10 p.m. – “Blue Bloods”

Saturday

nine p.m – “Crimetime Saturday”

10 p.m. – “48 Hours”

Sunday

seven:00 p.m. – “60 Minutes”

8:00 p.m. – “The Equalizer”

nine:00 p.m. – “NCIS: Los Angeles”

10:00 p.m. – “NCIS: New Orleans”