CBS is heading into the weekend by ordering several pilots to series, including a Criminal Minds spinoff and reboots of hit films Rush Hour and Limitless.
The upcoming Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders will star CSI's Gary Sinise as leader of a crew of FBI agents working to help Americans in trouble abroad.
Rush Hour comes from Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence, with Jon Foo and Justin Hires replacing Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker as mismatched cops.
A Limitless series is produced by the film's star Bradley Cooper, and follows Brian Finch (Jake McDorman) as he solves cases for the FBI using the chemically-unlocked potential of his brain.
The medical drama Code Black casts Marcia Gay Harden, Bonnie Somerville, Lindsey McKeon and Luis Guzmán as staff members of a chaotic Los Angeles emergency room.
Glee's Jane Lynch returns to scripted television in Angel From Hell as Amy, the guardian angel of a young woman named Allison (Maggie Lawson).
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