The CW has officially put out a revised fall schedule for the 2023-24 broadcast season, and it is looking quite different than initially planned, according t. Due to the writers’ strike and impending actors’ strike, the network’s fall lineup has turned into a fully acquired and unscripted lineup. Season 6 of , as well as 61st Street, which were both supposed to air in the fall, have been held off for midseason alongside fellow series FGirl Island, Walker, All American: Homecoming, Mysteries Decoded, Superman & Lois and the I AM documentary film franchise.
Summer series Son of a Critch, Run the Burbs, and Children Ruin Everything will continue to run through the fall, with other acquired shows, including Sullivan’s Crossing Chad Michael Murray and Scott Patterson. Fan-favorite Whose Line Is It Anyway? And FBoy Island are some of the unscripted shows on The CW this fall. Take a look below to see the network’s full fall schedule for 2023!
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Tuesday, September 5

8 PM — Inside the NFL (Season 47)
9 PM — The Swarm (U.S. series premiere)
Wednesday, October 4

8 PM — Sullivan’s Crossing (U.S. series premiere)
9 PM — The Spencer Sisters (U.S. series premiere)
Thursday, October 12

8 PM — FBoy Island (Two-hour season 3 premiere)
Monday, October 16

8 PM — Son of a Critch (Original episode)
8:30 PM — Run the Burbs (Original episode)
9 PM — Children Ruin Everything (Original episode)
9:30 PM — Everyone Else Burns (U.S. series premiere)
Friday, October 20

8 PM — Penn & Teller: Fool Us (Season 10)
9 PM — Inside the NFL (Encore episode)
Saturday, October 28

8 PM — Masters of Illusion (Season 10)
8:30 PM — Masters of Illusion (Original episode)
9 PM — World’s Funniest Animals (Season 4)
9:30 PM — World’s Funniest Animals (Original episode)
Tuesday, November 14

8 PM — Inside the NFL (Original episode)
9 PM — Whose Line Is It Anyway? (Season 12)
9:30 PM — Whose Line Is It Anyway? (Original episode)
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