With many shows wrapped up for the spring and the news of cancellations of some popular shows, fans will need something to look forward to from CBS, NBC, and ABC. Recently, all three stations have released their preliminary schedule for the fall. In this current schedule, only one new, original show is slated for the fall. The other new shows are all spinoffs of highly rated and established shows. 5b4v2y

NBC's 2025-2026 primetime schedule has undergone a dramatic transformation, signaling a bold new era for the network. With a wave of show cancellations and a renewed focus on live sports, especially the NBA, NBC is clearly shaking things up. The result is a lineup that looks unlike anything viewers have seen from the network in years.

Yes, Chef!is NBC's newest cooking competition show, and here are the 12 contestants competing for the grand prize. The series follows these chefs as they battle it out in the kitchen to prove their culinary skills and overcome personal challenges holding them back. Like many reality cooking competitions, the show promises unexpected twists and challenges that will turn up the heat. Whether they are ready or not, the experience will test their determination—not only to win the $250,000 prize, but to also unlock their full potential.

NBC is premiering a new cooking competition show titled Yes, Chef!—and here's everything we know about the series. Cooking competitions have been around for years, but this new series will turn up the heat with fresh contestants, exciting challenges, and beloved hosts viewers won't want to miss. Yes, Chef! is produced by the same company behind beloved and iconic cooking shows like Top Chef, and Nailed it!—Magical Elves. However, this new competition is raising the stakes in more ways than one.

NBC’s new crime series headlined by a former Manifest star is not a hit with critics, debuting with a rare 0% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The Peacock Network’s drama lineup continues to be anchored by Thursday night stalwart Law & Order (now in season 24) and its off-shoot Law & Order: SVU (now in season 26).

NBC announces the midseason premiere dates for 15 new and returning shows as part of its 2025 broadcasting schedule. As part of the "Big Three" TV networks, NBC has been a staple of American television since 1939 and is responsible for some of the most iconic shows ever made, including shows like Friends, Seinfeld, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, currently the longest-running live-action series in American primetime TV history. 2024 has been a strong year for the network, thanks in no small part to the strong performance of its streaming platform Peacock, and further success could come in 2025.

NBCUniversal is currently under investigation by the Los Angeles City Controller office after the studio trimmed trees near the picket line for Hollywood writers and actors currently on strike. The WGA authorized a writers strike in May, while SAG-AFTRA approved of an actors' strike this month. While writers and actors are part of different unions, they are both striking for similar reasons, with picket lines outside the headquarters of major studios.

American Auto is keeping the workplace comedy alive in its second season, and it even had a mini-reunion this week for creator Justin Spitzer's previous show, Superstore. Ben Feldman dropped by for tonight's episode, "Going Green," playing Wesley's (fellow Superstore alum Jon Barinholtz) obnoxious tech bro friend. When Katherine (Ana Gasteyer) and the team at Payne Motors find themselves with their backs against the wall thanks to public opinion, they look to Chase (Feldman) to make a quick investment in his supposed Green initiative.

The season 2 opener of NBC comedy American Auto left off with CEO Katherine (played by the never-not-funny Ana Gasteyer) making a rare heroic choice to sacrifice her generous severance package in the hopes of saving her team. Now, with 6 months left before they're all on the chopping block, the team at Payne Motors must dig themselves out of the recall-sized hole they made for themselves. In order to accomplish this, Katherine brought in the services of crisis manager Ian (Modern Family's Eric Stonestreet).

NBC's The Endgame is an entertaining cross between a psychological thriller and a bank heist show. It features an intricate plot that blurs the line between heroes and villains and keeps viewers guessing with each new twist. Of course, a heist as intricate as the one Elena Federova has devised requires plenty of brainpower to pull off, and fortunately, the characters in The Endgame deliver.