Save room at Christmas! NBC will be bringing lots of comic book and spinoff goodness in the New Year.
The Peacock Network unveiled its new spring programming on Thursday (December 8), which will kick off with the debut of DC Comics show Powerless on Thursday, February 2 at 8.30pm ET.
Unlike the darker DC shows on the other networks (like Arrow and Gotham), Powerless is a sitcom set in the Justice League universe.
Emily Locke (Vanessa Hudgens) is the long-suffering research director at Wayne Security (as in Bruce Wayne), who discovers that you don't need powers in order to be a hero to millions.
The quirky comedy will also bring together Firefly's Alan Tudyk, Community's Danny Pudi and Undateable's Ron Funches as the members of Emily's office crew.
The Blacklist's spinoff Redemption premieres on Thursday, February 23 at 10pm ET, after being set up in a Blacklist episode earlier in 2016.
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It's basically the TV equivalent of the Suicide Squad, as The Blacklist's most notorious villains come together on a government-sanctioned mission of redemption led by Tom Keen (Ryan Eggold) and his mum Scottie Hargrave (Famke Janssen).
Law & Order creator Dick Wolf's latest Chicago-centric procedural Chicago Justice will debut on NBC on Sunday, March 5 at 9pm ET.
Below, we present a list of premiere dates for NBC's new comedies and dramas.
Thursday, February 2: Powerless at 8.30pm ET.
Thursday, February 23: The Blacklist: Redemption at 10pm ET.
Sunday, March 5: Little Big Shots at 8p ET. (Returning)
Sunday, March 5: Chicago Justice at 9pm ET.
Sunday, March 5: Shades of Blue at 10pm ET. (Returning)
Tuesday, March 7: Trial & Error at 9.30pm ET.
Tuesday, April 25: Great News at 9pm ET and 9.30pm ET.
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