Fall TV: See Photos of 21 New Shows
American Housewife (ABC)
Katy Mixon plays a less-than-perfect mom who moves with her family to the hyper-perfectionist enclave of Westport, CT.
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Conviction (ABC)
Hayley Atwell stars as Carter Morrison, a former First Daughter-turned-badly behaved lawyer who is forced to head up LA’s Conviction Integrity Unit.
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Imaginary Mary (ABC)
Jenna Elfman plays Alice, a woman whose imaginary childhood friend (voiced by Rachel Dratch) re-enters her life. (Credit: Ed Herrera/ABC)
Notorious (ABC)
Notorious stars Piper Perabo and Daniel Sunjata and is based on criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos and cable news producer Wendy Walker.
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Speechless (ABC)
Minnie Driver stars as the strident mother to three kids, one of whom has cerebral palsy.
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Designated Survivor (ABC)
Kiefer Sutherland stars as Tom Kirkman, a lower level Cabinet member who suddenly becomes President after a terrorist attack.
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Bull (CBS)
Michael Weatherly stars in Bull, which is based on the early career of Dr. Phil, and follows a brilliant and outspoken trial consultant.
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The Great Indoors (CBS)
Joel McHale stars as an outdoor adventure writer who reluctantly becomes boss to a group of millennials.
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Kevin Can Wait (CBS)
Kevin James plays a newly-retired police officer who finds himself spending more time than ever with his family.
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MacGyver (CBS)
This reboot of the 1985 series stars Lucas Till as the titular hero.
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Man With a Plan (CBS)
Matt LeBlanc is back as a father who has to start parenting his children once his wife goes back to work.
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Pure Genius (CBS)
Agustus Prew stars as a tech mogul who opens a state-of-the-art, gadget-filled hospital.
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Frequency (The CW)
Based on the film of the same name, Frequency follows a young cop (Peyton List) who learns she can communicate with her dead dad through an old ham radio. (Credit: Bettina Strauss/The CW)
No Tomorrow (The CW)
Uptight young woman (Tori Anderson) meets hot guy (Joshua Sasse) who tells her the world’s going to end in eight months and 12 days.
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The Exorcist (Fox)
Geena Davis stars in this reboot of the classic horror film. (Credit: Chuck Hodes/Fox)
Pitch (Fox)
Kylie Bunbury stars as the first woman to play Major League Baseball.
(Credit: Ray Mickshaw/Fox)
Lethal Weapon (Fox)
Another reboot! Damon Wayans is Murtaugh and Clayne Crawford is Riggs.
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Son Of Zorn (Fox)
A family (led by Curb Your Enthusiasm‘s Cheryl Hines must deal with the return of their animated (literally) warrior dad (voiced by Jason Sudeikis).
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The Good Place (NBC)
Kristen Bell is a not-so-nice dead woman who’s mistakenly let into Heaven; Ted Danson is the oh-so-nice mentor who welcomes her there. (Credit: Justin Lubin/NBC)
This Is Us (NBC)
A heartwarming dramedy that follows the lives of several strangers a?? many of whom share a birthday. (Credit: Ron Batzdorff/NBC)
Timeless (NBC)
Created by Eric Kripke (Supernatural) and Shawn Ryan (The Shield) Timeless follows a scientist, a soldier and a history professor as they travel through time to capture a dangerous criminal.
(Credit: Joe Lederer/NBC)
The Fall TV landscape is starting to take shape. NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox and The CW announced their new lineups this week, announcing 20 new fall shows in the process. Click through to see photos of all the new series coming in 2016, and let us know which ones you’re most looking forward to (if any?) in the comments.
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