It's only June but NBC has already set fall premiere dates for The Blacklist, The Voice US, Chicago Fire, Law & Order SVU and more primetime shows.
With its summer season only now kicking off, the Peacock Network has announced that Blindspot will lead off its post-Olympics schedule on Wednesday, September 14 at a special time of 10pm ET.
Blindspot shifts to its normal 8pm ET timeslot on Wednesday, September 21, to be followed by Law & Order SVU at 9pm ET and Chicago PD at 10pm ET.
The Blacklist moves to Thursdays at 10pm ET starting on September 22, after an all-new Chicago Med at 9pm ET.
The Voice US will air its own two-night season opener on Monday, September 19 and Tuesday, September 20 from 8pm ET to 10pm ET.
Kristen Bell's The Good Place - from Parks & Recreation and Brooklyn Nine-Nine co-creator Mike Schur - has been given a one-hour preview following The Voice on Monday, September 19 at 10pm.
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The Good Place moves to its regular Thursday 8.30pm ET timeslot on September 22.
NBC's full fall schedule is presented below:
Wednesday September 14
10-11pm: Blindspot
Monday, September 19
8-10pm: The Voice
10-11pm: The Good Place
Tuesday, September 20
8-10pm: The Voice
10-11pm: This Is Us
Wednesday, September 21
8-9pm: Blindspot
9-10pm: Law & Order: SVU
10-11pm: Chicago P.D.
Thursday, September 22
8-8:30pm: Superstore
8:30-9pm: The Good Place
9-10pm: Chicago Med
10-11pm: The Blacklist
Friday, September 23
8-9pm: Caught on Camera With Nick Cannon
9-11pm: Dateline NBC
Monday, October 3
10-11pm: Timeless
Tuesday October 11
9-10pm: This Is Us
10-11pm: Chicago Fire
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