It’s a new year, but the same ABC. It’s been a long time coming for most original scripted shows because of the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. The wait has been worth it, however, and starting next month, fans’ favorite shows will finally be returning. There will be some changes, though.
The most notable change is the addition of first responder drama , which will be making its ABC debut following six seasons on Fox. Meanwhile, Station 19 and The Good Doctor will both be coming to an end after their upcoming seventh seasons. Abbott Elementary will be getting an hour-long premiere to kick off its third season, while Hulu hit Only Murders in the Building on the network earlier this month. Take a look at ABC’s spring 2024 premieres below.
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Tuesday, January 2
8 PM — Celebrity Jeopardy! (Time period premiere)
9 PM — Only Murders in the Building (Two-hour broadcast premiere, three episodes)
Monday, January 22
8 PM — The Bachelor (Two-hour Season 28 premiere)
10 PM — 20/20 (All-new limited edition true-crime series, title to be announced)
Wednesday, February 7
8 PM — The Conners (Season 6 premiere)
8:30 PM — Not Dead Yet (Season 2 premiere)
9 PM — Abbott Elementary (One-hour Season 3 premiere)
10 PM — Judge Steve Harvey (Season 3 premiere)
Sunday, February 18
8 PM — American Idol (Two-hour Season 22 premiere)
10 PM — What Would You Do? (Season 16 premiere)
Tuesday, February 20
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8 PM — Will Trent (Season 2 premiere)
9 PM — The Rookie (Season 6 premiere)
10 PM — The Good Doctor (Season 7 premiere)
Thursday, March 14
8 PM — 9-1-1 (Network premiere, Season 7)
9 PM — Grey’s Anatomy (Season 20)
10 PM — Station 19 (Season 7)
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