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The graveyard shift at CBS just got a lot more crowded, and no, we aren't talking about another CSI spin-off set in a morgue. In a move that proves the network is still chasing that supernatural high, CBS has officially handed a series order to the vampire comedy Eternally Yours . Meanwhile, in a blow to fans of 19th-century corsets and Grey’s Anatomy royalty, the Kate Walsh-led period piece The Tillbrooks has been left at the altar. It seems the Eye Network has decided th

Brace yourselves, CBS has officially dropped its 2025–2026 season finale schedule, and it’s a mix of victory laps, cliffhangers, and a few quiet goodbyes that may sting more than expected. From long-running staples to freshman experiments, the network is clearing the stage for summer and not every show is making it out alive. Let’s start with the headline grabbers. The Neighborhood and DMV are both clocking out for good on May 11, signaling the end of an era for one and a sho

If you just settled onto your couch with a bowl of popcorn and a burning desire to see Kathy Bates dismantle a corporate legal team, I have some devastating news. Your remote is fine, your cable bill is paid, and no, the world hasn’t ended, it’s just March Madness . Tonight, the CBS Thursday night lineup has been unceremoniously shoved into a locker to make room for 40 minutes of college students squeaking sneakers across a hardwood floor. If you’re looking for Matlock , Gh

CBS is serving up another week of drama, intrigue, and jaw-dropping twists that are keeping viewers glued to their screens. From federal whistleblowers and high-stakes hotel competitions to murder investigations and explosive domestic threats, the network’s March 2–8 lineup promises edge-of-your-seat storytelling. Whether you’re a die-hard procedural fan or just love a good character meltdown, the upcoming episodes have something for everyone and yes, we have the tea. Kicking

CBS is cranking up the excitement this mid-season with a slate of premieres and returning favorites that promise suspense, laughs, and jaw-dropping moments. From high-stakes espionage to culinary showdowns and fan-favorite comedies, there’s a little something for every TV junkie. Whether you’re marking your calendar for the new series or catching up on returning hits, the network’s mid-season lineup is shaping up to be appointment television. If you thought January was slow,

The just announced CBS midseason schedule brings a crowded lineup of new series returning favorites and a few eyebrow lifting placements that practically beg for commentary. This is the kind of schedule that CBS hopes will dominate the winter television landscape or at least keep your remote from wandering toward streaming platforms. The loudest headline sits right at the top. Survivor hits its fiftieth season which is wild enough but CBS is celebrating the milestone with a t