The second season of Secrets and Lies was surprisingly left off ABC's summer schedule.

Secrets and Lies, which replaces Ryan Phillippe with Michael Ealy as leading man for season two, has been shifted to the fall season.

Secrets and Lies was officially renewed last May, with Juliette Lewis's Detective Andrea Cornell being held over for a new mystery.

ABC laid out its summer schedule today, with Mistresses leading off the summer on Monday, May 30 for its fourth season.

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The Uncle Buck reboot will air back-to-back episodes beginning Tuesday, June 14 at 9pm and 9.30pm.

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Other notable premiere dates include BattleBots on Thursday, June 23 at 8pm ET and Bachelor in Paradise on Tuesday, August 2 at 8pm ET.

We bring you ABC's summer premiere dates below:

Thursday, May 26

8pm: 500 Questions

Monday, May 30

10pm: Mistresses

Saturday, June 11

9pm: O.J.: Made In America – Part 1

Tuesday, June 14

8pm: To Tell the Truth (preview)

9pm: Uncle Buck

9.30m: Uncle Buck

10pm: To Tell the Truth

Thursday, June 23

8pm: BattleBots

Sunday, June 26

8pm: Celebrity Family Feud

9pm: The $100,000 Pyramid

Wednesday, July 13

8pm: The 2016 ESPYS

Tuesday, August 2

8pm: Bachelor in Paradise

Wednesday, August 3

8pm: CMA Music Festival

Monday, August 8

8pm: Bachelor in Paradise

Tuesday, August 9

8pm Bachelor in Paradise (Night 2)

9pm: Bachelor in Paradise: After Paradise

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