It’s a new year, but the same shows are returning to CBS. It’s been a long wait for fan-favorite shows because of the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, but soon that will all change. The network will be kicking off its highly-anticipated premiere week right after Super Bowl LVII, and fans are going to be in for a pretty filled week. CBS will also be saying goodbye to four of its shows at some point this year, with S.W.A.T., Blue Bloods, Young Sheldon, and Bob Hearts Abishola all ending after their upcoming seasons.
Kicking off the network’s 2024 season will be Justin Hartley’s Tracker. The series previously landed the coveted post-Super Bowl slot in February, and it will stay that way. Meanwhile, the FBI as CSI: Vegas. S.W.A.T. will be kicking off Fridays once again for its final season alongside Friday night partners Fire Country and Blue Bloods, which is also heading into its final season. Survivor is set to have two two-hour episodes to start the new season, while The Good Wife spinoff Elsbeth. There is much more to look forward to, so check below to see CBS’ spring 2024 lineup.
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