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CBS Trims 2026-2027 Slate: 3 Cancellations, 3 Delays, and Reduced Orders
television2 days ago

CBS Trims 2026-2027 Slate: 3 Cancellations, 3 Delays, and Reduced Orders

CBS has finalized significant changes to its 2026-2027 television lineup, canceling three series, delaying three others to 2027, and reducing episode orders for four additional shows. The network also ended one series earlier in 2026. These moves reflect a strategic shift toward a leaner schedule, with several fan-favorite hits pushed into the new year. While the specific titles of the canceled and delayed shows are not detailed in the report, the adjustments indicate a focus on optimizing content output for the upcoming season.

via Just Jared|
#2026-2027-season#cbs#just-jared
NCIS Franchise Delivers 39% Ratings Surge as Tony DiNozzo Returns as Director
television2 days ago

NCIS Franchise Delivers 39% Ratings Surge as Tony DiNozzo Returns as Director

The NCIS franchise delivered a significant ratings boost for CBS on its Tuesday premiere night, with the lineup averaging 5.49 million viewers, a 39% increase year-over-year. The flagship series, NCIS, returned with Michael Weatherly as Tony DiNozzo, who was appointed the new agency director after resolving a kidnapping case. The series premiere drew 6.45 million viewers, its highest in over two years. NCIS: New York and NCIS: Origins also saw substantial audience growth, with New York's premiere drawing 5.62 million viewers and Origins' Season 3 premiere drawing 4.39 million viewers.

via Deadline|
#cbs#michael-weatherly#ncis
CBS’s 'Cupertino' Pits a Micro-Law Firm Against Silicon Valley’s AI Giants
entertainment2 days ago

CBS’s 'Cupertino' Pits a Micro-Law Firm Against Silicon Valley’s AI Giants

Robert and Michelle King’s new legal drama, 'Cupertino,' premieres on CBS and Paramount+ on October 8, 2026. The series follows two ousted tech employees who open a small law firm to challenge major Silicon Valley corporations. Critics praise the show for its fast-paced satire of the AI industry, noting its blend of legal procedural tropes with existential questions about technology and morality.

via Vulture|
#cbs#cupertino#entertainment
CBS Vampire Sitcom 'Eternally Yours' Premieres to Mixed Reviews
television2 days ago

CBS Vampire Sitcom 'Eternally Yours' Premieres to Mixed Reviews

The new CBS sitcom 'Eternally Yours,' created by 'Ghosts' writers Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, premiered on October 8, 2026. The series follows a 500-year-old vampire couple in a stagnant marriage, alongside their adult daughter and a human son-in-law. While the show features a strong cast including Ed Weeks and Allegra Edwards, critics are divided on its execution. The pilot episode, which aired at 8:30 p.m. ET, is the first of 20 episodes scheduled for the fall season.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#cbs#eternally-yours#joe-port
NCIS: Origins Season 3 Premieres with Mark Harmon's Return and a 1992 Russian Conspiracy
entertainment4 days ago

NCIS: Origins Season 3 Premieres with Mark Harmon's Return and a 1992 Russian Conspiracy

The third season of NCIS: Origins launched on CBS and Paramount+ on October 6, 2026, marking Mark Harmon's return as a series regular. The premiere connects the 2026 timeline, where Gibbs is shot in Alaska, with a 1992 storyline involving a Russian kidnapping plot. Showrunner David J. North confirmed that Gibbs leaves his remote home to protect a specific individual, while the 1992 arc resolves the fate of agent Randy and deepens the romance between Gibbs and Lala.

via TV Insider|
#cbs#david-j-north#entertainment
CBS's 'Cupertino' Debuts as a Legal Drama Pitting Small Firms Against Tech Giants
entertainment4 days ago

CBS's 'Cupertino' Debuts as a Legal Drama Pitting Small Firms Against Tech Giants

The new CBS series 'Cupertino,' created by Robert and Michelle King, premiered on October 8, 2026. The legal drama follows two lawyers, Michael Price and Olivia Siffre, who launch a boutique firm to represent individuals harmed by major technology companies. The show blends weekly case-of-the-week episodes with a season-long thriller involving an unregulated AI model. Critics praise the timely relevance and ensemble cast but note the series lacks the darker tone of the creators' previous works.

via The New York Times|
#cbs#cupertino#entertainment
Cupertino Debuts: Kings' New Legal Drama Pits Tech Victims Against Silicon Valley Giants
tv4 days ago

Cupertino Debuts: Kings' New Legal Drama Pits Tech Victims Against Silicon Valley Giants

Cupertino, a new CBS legal drama created by Robert and Michelle King, premiered on October 8, 2026. The series follows a boutique law firm defending individuals harmed by artificial intelligence and tech corporations. Critics praise its sharp writing and ensemble cast, though some note it lacks the darker intensity of the creators' previous works.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#cbs#cupertino#mike-colter
Marshals Season 2 Opens With Fatal Car Crash and Kayce Dutton's Grief
entertainment6 days ago

Marshals Season 2 Opens With Fatal Car Crash and Kayce Dutton's Grief

The second season of the Yellowstone spinoff Marshals premiered on CBS on October 4, 2026, with a high-stakes rescue plot that resulted in the death of Dolly Weaver. The episode centered on Kayce Dutton's efforts to save his kidnapped son, Tate, from Tom Weaver, a land-hungry rancher. While Kayce successfully retrieved his child, Dolly died in a vehicle crash after siding with her father during a confrontation. Showrunner Spencer Hudnut confirmed the character's death was a deliberate narrative choice to honor the audience's grief for Kayce's late wife, Monica, and to reflect the tragic outcomes often associated with Kayce's relationships.

via Page Six|
#cbs#entertainment#luke-grimes
Marshals Season 2 Premiere Kills Off Dolly in Tragic Car Crash
entertainment6 days ago

Marshals Season 2 Premiere Kills Off Dolly in Tragic Car Crash

The Season 2 premiere of the Yellowstone spinoff Marshals aired on October 4, 2026, featuring the sudden death of character Dolly. Showrunner Spencer Hudnut explained the decision to kill her off was deliberate, citing fan skepticism and the need to honor Kayce's grief for his late wife Monica. The episode also saw Kayce Dutton rescue his kidnapped son Tate from Tom Weaver, while the Marshals team pursued Weaver after a fatal car crash.

via TVLine|
#cbs#entertainment#luke-grimes
Tracker Season 4 Shifts to Los Angeles, Introduces Darker, Season-Long Mysteries
entertainment6 days ago

Tracker Season 4 Shifts to Los Angeles, Introduces Darker, Season-Long Mysteries

The CBS procedural 'Tracker' has relocated its fourth season from Vancouver to Los Angeles, driven by a $48 million California tax credit. Showrunner Elwood Reid confirms the move allows for wider shots and new landscapes, while introducing a darker tone where the protagonist, Colter Shaw, faces potential failure. The season opener also plants a new, unresolved mystery that will span the entire season.

via TVLine|
#cbs#elwood-reid#entertainment