Here is Your Official Fall 2015 TV Schedule

Now that cancellation announcements have been made, the only question that remains is what kind of shows will be coming this fall? Let’s take a look.

There are a wide variety of shows that will be premiering this Fall and they all have different genres. There are some dramas, some comedies, and plenty of movie-based tv shows! If you’re favorite show just got cancelled, or you spent the last three days on your couch watching all ten seasons of How I Met Your Mother, than we have the perfect list of shows for you. There are quite a bit to read about, forty-five in total, so you shouldn’t have any trouble finding at least five shows that you find interesting.

What CBS has to offer this Fall:

• Angel From Hell

  Glee‘s Jane Lynch stars as Amy, who claims to be the guardian angel of Allison’s (played by the beautiful Maggie Lawson) life. Together, the duo forms an unlikely friendship — even though Allison can’t decide if Amy is actually just crazy. Kyle Bornheimer and Kevin Pollak also star.

• Code Black

  Based on a documentary, Code Black is a medical drama set in the most notorious ER in the nation. Here the staff works with limited time and resources to save lives. Marcia Gay Harden, Bonnie Somerville, Raza Jaffrey and Luis Guzman will star in this medical themed drama.

• Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders

  The latest Criminal Minds spin-off focuses on a division of the FBI that helps American citizens who find themselves in danger abroad. Criminal Minds show-runner Erica Messer is executive-producing and Gary Sinise, Daniel Henney and Tyler James Williams star.

• Life in Pieces

  Written by Better Off Ted’s Justin Adler, this comedy explores one family through the separate stories of its different family members. Dianne Wiest, James Brolin, Zoe Lister Jones, Colin Hanks, Angelique Cabral, Thomas Sadoski and Betsy Brandt make up the ensemble cast.

• Limitless

  Based on the 2011 film of the same name, this drama stars Jake McDorman as Brian Sinclair, who, after discovering the power of the mysterious drug NZT, is coerced into using his new abilities to solve weekly cases for the FBI. It is rumored that Bradley Cooper will be making an appearance in the show as well.

• Rush Hour

  Another show that is based on a popular film Rush Hour is based on the Chris Tucker-Jackie Chan film trilogy, the drama features a stoic, by-the-book Hong Kong police officer (Jon Foo) who is forced to work with a cocky African-American LAPD officer (Justin Hires). Cougar Town‘s Bill Lawrence and Blake McCormick will executive-produce the series, which also stars Aimee Garcia and Wendie Malick.

• Supergirl

  Melissa Benoist stars as Kara Zor-El, who escaped her home planet Krypton during its destruction. After hiding the powers she shares with her famous cousin Superman, she finally decides to embrace her superhuman abilities and be a hero. Greg Berlanti (Arrow, The Flash) is executive-producing, and Calista Flockhart, Mehcad Brooks, Chyler Leigh and David Harewood also star.

What ABC has to offer this Fall:

• The Catch

  Mirielle Enos stars as Alice Martin, a fraud investigator who becomes the victim of, you guessed it, fraud! She has to find her ex-fiance before he frames her and destroys her career. Shonda Rhimes and Betsy Beers are among the executive producers and Alimi Ballard, Damon Dayoub, Jay Hayden, Jacky Ido and Bethany Joy Lenz also star.

• Dr. Ken

  Ken Jeong stars in the title role as a physician who is good at pathology but bad at bedside manner. He tries to be a good doctor, husband, and dad, but frequently screws things up. Fortunately, he has a therapist wife (Suzy Nakamura) to help balance him out.

• The Family

  A politician’s son reappears a decade after disappearing as a young child. In this thriller, the family has to decide whether the prodigal son is really their son, or an impostor. Joan Allen, Zach Gilford, Allison Pill and Margot Bingham star.

• The Muppets

  This time, it’s for grownups! The mockumentary will take a look at the personal lives — both at home and at work — of Kermit, Miss Piggy and the rest of the gang. The Big Bang Theory‘s Bill Prady and Bob Kushell are co-writers and executive producers.

• Of Kings and Prophets

  An epic Biblical saga told through the eyes of a battle-weary king, a powerful and resentful prophet and a resourceful young shepherd on a collision course with destiny. Ray Winstone stars as King Saul, while Haaz Sleiman, Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Oliver Rix, Simone Kessell, James Floyd, Mohammad Bakri and Tomer Kapon round out the cast.

• Quantico

  Quantico is where the FBI trains its most valuable employees. But in this freshman class, among the best and brightest is a suspected terrorist mastermind who is plotting the biggest attack since 9/11.Priyanka Chopra, Dougray Scott, Jake McLaugthlin, Yasmine Al Massri, Johanna Braddy, Tate Ellington, and Graham Rogersstar.

• The Real O’Neals

  A seemingly perfect Catholic family turns out not to be when their lives take an unexpected turn and surprising truths are revealed. Martha Plimpton, Jay R. Ferguson, Noah Galvin, Matthew Shively, Bebe Wood, and Mary Hollis star.

• Wicked City

  This anthology series will focus on a different criminal case in Los Angeles history each season. For the first, Adam Rothenberg, Ed Westwick, Taissa Farmiga, and Gabriel Luna are among the cast of people involved in committing, reporting on, or solving a string of serial murders on the Sunset Strip in 1982.

• Oil

  This show, formerly known as Boom, follows a young couple (Chace Crawford, and Rebecca Rittenhouse) who move to North Dakota’s busy oil fields hoping to make big money. But a ruthless tycoon (Don Johnson) stands in their way and forces them to put everything on the line, including their marriage. Delroy Lindo, Amber Valetta and Scott Michael Foster also star.

• Uncle Buck

  Mike Epps stars as the titular character in this comedy, based on the movie of the same name. It tells the story of an irresponsible man who becomes his nieces and nephew’s babysitter in exchange for a place to stay. His unconventional personality just may make him the right fit for the family and they may also be the answer to his problems. Nia Long, James Lesure, Iman Benson, Sayeed Shahidi and Aalyrah Caldwell also star.

What NBC has to offer this Fall:

• Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris

  A live one-hour show based on the British hit Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, Best Time Ever will feature stunts, skits, pranks, audience interaction, musical numbers, giveaways and more.

• Blindspot

  After a woman (Jaimie Alexander) with no memories of her past is found naked in Times Square with her body covered in tattoos, she gains the attention of the FBI, who follow the road map on her body to reveal a large crime conspiracy and discover the truth about her identity. Sullivan Stapleton, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Ashley Johnson, Rob Brown, Audrey Esparza, Ukweli Roach also star.

• Chicago Med

  The latest spin-off of Dick Wolf’s Chicago Fire franchise is an emotional thrill ride that explores the day-to-day chaos of the city’s most explosive hospital and the team of doctors who hold it together. They will tackle cases inspired by topical events, while inevitably crossing paths with the Chicago police and fire departments will intertwine as this third team of Chicago heroes hits the ground running. Yaya Dacosta, Oliver Platt, S. Epatha Merkerson, Laurie Holden and Nick Gehlfuss star.

• Coach

  In this follow-up to the ABC sitcom, Coach Hayden Fox (Craig T. Nelson) is called out of retirement to become an assistant coach alongside his son, who is the new head coach at an Ivy league school in Pennsylvania. Barry Kemp, the creator of the original, will write and executive-produce with Nelson.

• Crowded

  After 20 years of parenting, Mike (Patrick Warburton) and Martina (Carrie Preston) are finally reclaiming their wild side – at least until their two grown daughters (Miranda Cosgrove and Mia Serafino) unexpectedly move back in and Mike’s parents (Stacy Keach and Carlease Burke) scratch their plans to spend their golden years in Florida.

• Game of Silence

  An attorney’s perfect life is put in jeopardy when his long-lost childhood friends unexpectedly reappear after 25 years and dark secrets resurface. David Lyons, Larenz Tate and Michael Raymond-James star.

• Heroes Reborn

  Chuck’s Zachary Levi stars in this 13-episode miniseries that, like the original series, features ordinary people trying to understand and live with their extraordinary abilities. Original cast members Jack Coleman, Masi Oka and Jimmy Jean-Louis will return, and Pruitt Taylor Vince, Robbie Kay, Ryan Guzman, Rya Kihlsedt, Gatlin Green, Henry Zebrowski, Francesca Eastwood, Eve Harlow and Judi Shekoni will also star.

• Heartbreaker

  Melissa George stars as Dr. Alex Panttiere, an outspoken, world-renowned heart-transplant surgeon — one of the few women in her field. Stubborn and fearless, she revels in a racy personal, manages the demands of skeptical colleagues, and pushes the boundaries of medicine Dave Annable, Don Hany, Shelley Conn, D.L. Hughley, and Jamie Kennedy also star.

• Little Big Shots

  From Ellen DeGeneres and Steve Harvey, this children’s variety show will feature extraordinary kids showing off their various talents. Harvey will host the series and interview the wunderkinds “with hilarious results.”

• People Are Talking

  Mark-Paul Gosselaar stars in this comedy about two couples who are best friends and neighbors. As they go through life side-by-side, they can’t help but analyze and obsess about everything from sex and race to the fact that the new babysitter might be a porn star. Meaghan Rath, Tone Bell and Bresha Webb also star.

• The Player

  Set in the high-stakes world of Las Vegas, this drama stars Philip Winchester as a sniper-turned-security expert who has to perform “a series of heroic challenges” in order to save innocent lives. Wesley Snipes also stars as the “pit boss” of the game Winchester’s character must play.

• Shades of Blue

  Jennifer Lopez stars as member of a tight-knit crew of police officers who are effective but corrupt. When Lopez’s character is forced to become a federal informant, she must decide between her family’s welfare and that of her fellow cops. Ray Liotta, Drea de Matteo, Vincent Laresca and Warren Kole also star.

• Telenovela

  Desperate Housewives alum Eva Longoria stars as Ana Maria, a willful but popular diva who is the star of Latin America’s most beloved Telenovela. She strives to stay on top in a world where the drama on camera is nothing compared to what goes on behind the scenes. Amaury Nolasco, Jencarlos Canela, Diana Maria Riva, Jose Moreno Brooks, Alex Meneses and Izzy Diaz also star.

• Superstore

  America Ferrera and Ben Feldman star in this workplace comedy about a group of employees at a super-sized megastore. Both the bright-eyed newbies and the seen-it-all veterans tackle the day-to-day grind of rabid bargain hunters, riot-causing sales and nap-worthy training sessions.Mark McKinney, Lauren Ash, Colton Dunn, Nichole Bloom and Nico Santos.

• You, Me and the End of the World

  A British import, this adrenaline-fueled one-hour comedy drama stars Rob Lowe, Jenna Fisher and Megan Mullally as an eclectic group of seemingly unconnected people whose lives intersect when news that a comet is on an unavoidable collision course with Earth sets in motion the most hilariously unexpected chain of events imaginable. Joel Fry, Paterson Joseph, Gaia Scodellaro, Pauline Quirke, Fabian McCallum and Kyle Soller also star.

• You the Jury

  This one-hour reality court show from Law & Order mastermind Dick Wolf will air live and will let viewers decide the verdict in real-life civil cases. Wolf will executive-produce the show with Dan Cutforth, Jane Lipsitz and Tom Thayer.

What Fox has to offer this Fall:

• The Guide to Surviving Life

  After a particularly calamitous experience, 26-year-old Cooper Barrett turns to a camera and, using cautionary tales from his own life, helps the youth of America survive the ridiculous disaster that is life and love in your 20s. Jack Cutmore-Scott, Meaghan Rath, James Earl, Charlie Saxton, Maureen Sebastian star.

• Grandfathered

  John Stamos stars as a longtime bachelor who has his life turned upside down when he discovers he’s a father and a grandfather. Josh Peck, Paget Brewster, Christina Millian, Kelly Jenrette, and Ravi Patel also star.

• Grandfathered

  John Stamos stars as a longtime bachelor who has his life turned upside down when he discovers he’s a father and a grandfather. Josh Peck, Paget Brewster, Christina Millian, Kelly Jenrette, and Ravi Patel also star.

• The Frankenstein Code

  From super-producer Howard Gordon (24, Homeland) this drama tells the story of Ray Pritchard (Philip Baker Hall), a morally corrupt retired cop, who is given a second chance at life when he is brought back from the dead. His now younger and stronger self (portrayed by True Blood’s Rob Kazinsky will have to choose between his old temptations and his new sense of purpose.White Collar‘s Tim DeKay Dilshad Vadsaria, Adhir Kalyan and Ciara Bravo also star.

• Lucifer

  Tom Ellis stars as the titular character from DC Comics. When the Lord of Hell gets bored with his day job, he leaves his realm and moves to Los Angeles, where he gets his kicks by helping the LAPD punish criminals. Lauren German, Rachael Harris, DB Woodside, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Nicholas Gonzalez and Scarlett Estevez also star.

• Minority Report

  Another show based off the movie, ten years after the events of the Tom Cruise movie of the same name, a “pre-cog” named Dash (Stark Sand) struggles to live a normal life. He gets help from a detective (Meagan Good) and finds a purpose for his powers.

• Rosewood

  This investigative series stars Morris Chestnut as Dr. Beaumont Rosewood, the top private pathologist in all of Miami. He uses his sophisticated, state-of-the-art lab to find the secrets in bodies that others usually miss and help the cynical female detective (Jaina Lee Ortiz) he often works with.Maggie Elizabeth Jones, Anna Konkle and Gabrielle Dennis also star.

• Scream Queens

  This first installment in a new anthology series from Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Ian Brennan tells the story of a college campus that’s rocked by a series of murders. Jamie Lee Curtis, Emma Roberts, Oliver Hudson, Lea Michele, Abigail Breslin, Keke Palmer, Nick Jonas, Ariana Grande, Billie Lourd, Skyler Samuels, Lucien Laviscount, Niecy Nash, Diego Boneta, Glen Powell, and Nasim Pedrad star.

What the CW has to offer:

• Cordon

  This new drama from Vampire Diaries andOriginals boss Julie Plec tells the story of an epidemic that breaks out in Atlanta, forcing a large portion of the city to be quarantined, leaving those stuck on the inside to fight for their lives while being tragically torn apart from their loved ones. David Gyasi, Christina Moses, Chris Wood, Kristen Gutoskie, Claudia Black, George Young, Hanna Mangan Lawrence and Trevor St. John star.

• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

  Rachel Bloom stars as Rebecca Bunch, a successful, driven, and possibly crazy young woman who impulsively gives up everything – her partnership at a prestigious law firm and her upscale apartment in Manhattan – in a desperate attempt to find love and happiness in that exotic hotbed of romance and adventure: West Covina, Calif.

• DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (CW)

  The latest entry in the Arrow and The Flashuniverse, features time-traveling rogue Rip Hunter (Arthur Darvill), who after seeing a future he desperately wants to prevent from happening, is tasked with assembling a disparate group of heroes and villains to confront an unstoppable threat. Can this ragtag team defeat an immortal threat unlike anything they have ever known? Brandon Routh, Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Victor Garber Ciara Renee, Franz Drameh and Caity Lotz also star.

There you have it! A total of forty-five new TV shows that will be airing this Fall!

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