CBS fall premiere dates announced

CBS’s fall 2016-2017 season premieres stretch out over six weeks, kicking off with Thursday Night Football on September 15. Season 10 of The Big Bang Theory launches Monday, September 19 at 8p, moving to Thursdays at 8p on October 27. Kevin Can Wait, which makes its series debut on Monday, September 19 at 8:30p following Big Bang, moves to 8p starting Monday, October 24; new series Man With a Plan takes the 8:30p slot. Other premieres include:
Sunday, September 18: Case Closed (limited series, part 1) at 8:30p
Tuesday, September 20: NCIS (season 14) at 8p, Bull (series premiere) at 9p, NCIS: New Orleans (season 3) at 10p
Wednesday, September 21: Survivor (season 33) at 8p
Friday, September 23: MacGyver (series premiere) at 8p, Hawaii Five-0 (season 7 premiere) at 9p, Blue Bloods (season 7 premiere) at 10p
Saturday, September 24: 48 Hours (season 29 premiere) at 10p
Sunday, September 25: 60 Minutes (season 49 premiere) at 7:30p
Wednesday, September 28: Survivor (regular time period) at 8p, Criminal Minds (season 12 premiere) at 9p, Code Black (season 2 premiere) at 10p
Sunday, October 2: NCIS: Los Angeles (season 8 premiere) at 8p, Madam Secretary (season 3 premiere) at 9p, Elementary (season 5 premiere) at 10p
Monday, October 3: Scorpion (season 3 premiere) at 9p
Monday October 10: 2 Broke Girls (season 6 premiere) at 9p, Scorpion (regular time period) at 10p
Thursday, October 27: The Great Indoors (series premiere) at 8:30p, Mom (season 4 premiere) at 9p, Life in Pieces (season 2 premiere) at 9:30p, Pure Genius (series premiere) at 10p

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