Watch : "This Is Us" Writer Teases "Most Ambitious" Season 3 Summer may have just begun, but NBC's already looking ahead to the fall. The Peacock network just announced the premiere dates for their upcoming 2018-19 season, so now we know exactly how many days stand between us and the return of the Pearson family on our TV screens! That number? 98! NBC's fall premieres kick off on Monday, Sept 24 with the return of The Voice, featuring coaches Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, and Jennifer Hudson in those iconic red chairs for season 15, followed by the premiere of new drama Manifest, a mystery starring Once Upon a Time's Josh Dallas that follows a turbulent but seemingly routine flight that is anything but. Other highlights include This Is Us' return on Tuesday, Sept. 25, an hour-long The Good Place premiere on Thursday, Sept. 27, and the return of Will & Grace on Thursday, Oct. 4. Check out the full premiere schedule below!<doc-sep>The 2017-18 TV season is history, so here’s our annual list of summer premiere dates for new series and new seasons of returning shows. The list covers hundreds of broadcast, cable and streaming programs bowing from late May through August and some high-profile one-off programs like live awards shows. You can send any additions or adjustments to erik@deadline.com. We’ll update the post regularly as more dates are revealed. May 23: Explained (Netflix, new documentary series) The Split (Sundance TV, new drama series) May 24: Fauda (Netflix, Season 2) Growing Up Hip Hop (WE tv, Season 4) May 25: My Last Days (The CW, Season 2) Picnic at Hanging Rock (Amazon Prime, new drama limited series) DreamWorks Trollhunters (Netflix, Season 3; final season) Phenoms (FS1, new soccer documentary miniseries) Related Story 2017-18 TV Series Ratings Rankings: NFL Football, 'Big Bang' Top Charts May 27: The Fourth Estate (Showtime, new documentary series) The Break with Michelle Wolf (Netflix, new variety/sketch series) 1968: The Year That Changed America (CNN, new documentary series) May 28: The Bachelorette (ABC, Season 14) The History of Football: The Greatest Story Ever Played (History, new documentary series) Six (History, Season 2) American Chopper (Discovery, Season 11) Street Outlaws (Discovery, Season 14) Cults and Extreme Belief (A&E, new docuseries) The Art Detectives (Acorn TV, Season 2) May 29: America’s Got Talent (NBC, Season 12) World of Dance (NBC, Season 2) Beat Shazam (Fox, Season 2) Love Connection (Fox, Season 2) Animal Kingdom (TNT, Season 3) Queen Sugar (OWN, Season 3) Arrested Development (Netflix, Season 5) Expedition Unknown (Discovery, Season 5) Hunting ISIS (History, new docuseries) Undeniable with Joe Buck (Audience Network, Season 5) May 30: American Ninja Warrior (NBC, Season 7; moves to regular slot June 18) Reverie (NBC, new drama series) Running Wild with Bear Grylls (NBC, Season 4) MasterChef (Fox, Season 9) Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix, Season 4) Black Ink Crew: Chicago (VH1, Season 4) Man Fire Food (Cooking Channel, Season 7) Foul Play: Paid in Mississippi (go90, new true-crime series) June 1: C.B. Strike (Cinemax, new drama series) Extreme Cake Makers (Cooking Channel, Season 2) Rachel Dratch’s Late Night Snack (truTV, Season 2) 800 Words (Acorn TV, Season 3A) June 2: Firing Line with Margaret Hoover (WNET, public-affairs series revival; moves to PBS stations on June 23) FLCL: Progressive (Adult Swim, Seasons 2-3) June 3: Succession (HBO, new drama series) Pose (FX, new musical drama series) Buried in the Backyard (Oxygen, new true-crime series) A Wedding and a Murder (Oxygen, new true-crime series) Autopsy: The Last Days Of … (Reelz, Season 9) Scene of the Crime with Tony Harris (Investigation Discovery, Season 2) June 4: So You Think You Can Dance (Fox, Season 15) Whose Line Is It Anyway? (The CW, Season 6) Dietland (AMC, new drama series) Unapologetic with Aisha Tyler (AMC, new aftershow series) Cuomo Prime Time (CNN, new news series) Andi Mack (Disney Channel, Season 2) The Real Story with Maria Elena Salinas (Investigation Discovery, Season 2) People Magazine Investigates: Cults (Investigation Discovery, new true-crime series) Evidence of Innocence (TV One, new documentary series) Tales of the City (Acorn TV, Season 1) Belonging (Acorn TV, Season 1) June 5: Younger (TV Land, Season 5) Teachers (TV Land, Season 3) Humans (AMC, Season 3) Chopped (AMC, Season 38) Search History (PeopleTV, new unscripted series) June 6: Condor (Audience Network, new drama series) Impulse (YouTube Premium, new drama series) June 7: The Four: Battle for Stardom (Fox, Season 2) Nashville (CMT, Season 6B; final season) American Woman (Paramount Network, new comedy series) Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger (Freeform, new drama series) Beach Bites with Katie Lee (Cooking Channel, Season 3) June 8: Just Another Immigrant (Showtime, new docuseries) The Staircase (Netflix, documentary series pickup with three new episodes) Angry Birds: BirLd Cup (YouTube Kids, new children’s series) June 9: Ozzy & Jack’s World Detour (A&E, Season 3) Wahlburgers (A&E, Season 9; extended to one-hour format) Gotti: Godfather & Son (A&E, new documentary miniseries) Big Hero 6 The Series (Disney Channel, new animated series) OutDaughtered (TLC, Season 3) Rattled (TLC, Season 3) I Want That Dress (TLC, new unscripted series) June 10: The 72nd Annual Tony Awards (CBS, live special) Celebrity Family Feud (ABC, Season 4) The $100,000 Pyramid (ABC, Season 3) To Tell the Truth (ABC, Season 3) Claws (TNT, Season 2) Outdaughtered (TLC, Season 10) Food Network Star (Food Network, Season 14) Breaking the Band (Reelz, new docuseries) Ball in the Family (Facebook Watch, Season 3) June 11: Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings (Freeform, new unscripted series) Drinks, Crime and Prohibition (Smithsonian Channel, new miniseries) Rog & Davo’s Guide to Russia (Sony Crackle, new short-film series) The Diary of Anne Frank (Acorn TV, U.S. premiere of British miniseries) Trivia (Acorn TV, Seasons 1&2) June 12: The Last Defense (ABC, new true-crime docuseries) The Bold Type (Freeform, Season 2) The Profit (CNBC, Season 5B) June 13: MasterChef (Fox, Season 9 time slot premiere) Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back (Fox, new unscripted series) Caribbean Pirate Treasure (Travel Channel, Season 2) Reasonable Doubt (Investigation Discovery, Season 2) The Deed (CNBC, Season 2) Complex x Fuse (Fuse, Season 2) F2 Finding Football (YouTube Premium, new travel series) June 14: Marlon (NBC, Season 2) Lip Sync Battle (Paramount Network, Season 4B) Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce (Bravo, Season 5; final season) Alone (History, Season 5) Strange Angel (CBS All Access, new drama series) June 15: 12 Monkeys (Syfy, Season 4; final season) The Ranch (Netflix, Season 3A) Queer Eye (Netflix, Season 2) Goliath (Amazon Prime, Season 2) The Adventures of Snow White & Rose Red (Amazon Prime, new fantasy series) Mama June: From Not to Hot (WE tv, Season 2B) June 17: Shades of Blue (NBC, Season 3; final season) The Affair (Showtime, Season 4) Deep State (Epix, new drama series) Guy’s Ranch Feast (Food Network, new cooking series) June 18: American Ninja Warrior (NBC, Season 7; time slot premiere) The Proposal (ABC, new reality competition series) 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards (MTV, live special) Big City Greens (Disney Channel, new animated series) Bunk’d (Disney Channel, Season 3) Marvel’s Spider-Man (Disney XD, Season 2) Live PD Presents: Women on Patrol (Lifetime, new unscripted series) Escaping Polygamy (Lifetime, Season 4) Bed of Roses (Acorn TV, Season 2) Shoreline Detectives (Acorn TV, Seasons 1&2) June 19: Drunk History (Comedy Central, Season 5) Love Is ___ (OWN, new drama series) We’re the Campbells (TV One, new unscripted series) June 20: Young & Hungry (Freeform, Season 5B; final season) Yellowstone (Paramount Network, new drama series) June 21: The Gong Show (ABC, Season 2) Match Game (ABC, Season 3) Take Two (ABC, new drama series) Queen of the South (USA Network, Season 3) Shooter (USA Network, Season 3) June 22: Marvel’s Luke Cage (Netflix, Season 2) Our Wedding Story (Up TV, new unscripted series) Crazy Beautiful Weddings (Up TV, new unscripted series) June 23: Firing Line with Margaret Hoover (PBS premiere of public-affairs series revival) June 24: Preacher (AMC, Season 3) Rapunzel’s Tangled Adventure (Disney Channel, Season 2; fka Tangled: The Series) Endeavour (PBS, Season 5) OBJECTified (Fox News Channel, Season 2) The Pacific War in Color (Smithsonian Channel, new documentary series) Girl Meets Farm (Food Network, new docuseries) Strangers (Facebook Watch, Season 2) June 25: Salvation (CBS, Season 2) Penn & Teller: Fool Us (The CW, Season 5) Double Dare (Nickelodeon, game show series revival) Raven’s Home (Disney Channel, Season 2) Cultureshock (A&E, new documentary limited series) Wedding Cake Championship (Food Network, new baking competition series) La Promesa (EstrellaTV, new drama series) June 26: If You Give a Mouse a Cookie (Amazon Prime, Season 1B) June 27: Big Brother (CBS, Season 20) June 28: Big Brother After Dark (Pop, Season 13) We Are CVNT5 (go90, new comedy series) June 29: Masters of Illusion (The CW, Season 7) GLOW (Netflix, Season 2)| Harvey Street Kids (Netflix, new animated series) Nailed It! (Netflix, Season 2) June 30: Sex, Lies & Murder (Reelz, new true-crime series) The Shocking Truth (Reelz, Season 3) July 1: Power (Starz, Season 5) Story of Cool (MSNBC, new documentary miniseries) Cool Polls (Discovery Family, new docuseries) Yard Crashers (Discovery Family, new docuseries) Mostly 4 Millennials (Adult Swim, new lifestyle series) July 2:<doc-sep>Join or Sign In Sign in to customize your TV listings Continue with Facebook Continue with email By joining TV Guide, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy.<doc-sep>
NBC has set the post-Emmy week of September 24 for the premiere of the bulk of its fall lineup, beginning with The Voice, with coaches Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton on Monday, September 24, immediately followed by the premiere of new drama Manifest. Season 3 of This is Us debuts at 9 PM Tuesday, September 25 followed by the 10 PM premiere of medical drama New Amsterdam, starring Ryan Eggold. Wednesday, September 26 launches the all-Chicago lineup with Chicago Med kicking off its fourth season at 8 PM, followed by Season 7 of Chicago Fire at 9 PM and the sixth season premiere of Chicago P.D. at 10 PM. Mike Schur’s comedy The Good Place begins its third season with an hourlong episode on Thursday, September 27 at 8 PM, leading into the two-hour premiere of Law & Order: SVU, which begins its 20th season. Related Story 'Manifest': Warner Bros. TV Chief On Season 4 Renewal Status Of NBC Drama The remainder of NBC’s fall lineup returns Thursday, October 4 with comedies Superstore at 8 PM, Will & Grace at 9 PM, and new comedy series I Feel Bad at 9:30 PM. Blindspot, starring Sullivan Stapleton and Jaimie Alexander, begins its fourth season at 8 PM Friday, October 12 and Midnight, Texas starts season two at 9 PM Friday, October 26. Here is NBC’s fall premiere date schedule: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 8 PM – The Voice 10 PM – Manifest TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 8 PM – The Voice 9 PM – This Is Us 10 PM – New Amsterdam WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 8 PM – Chicago Med 9 PM – Chicago Fire 10 PM – Chicago P.D. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 8 PM – The Good Place (one hour) 9 PM – Law & Order: SVU (two hours) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 10 PM – Dateline NBC THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 8 PM – Superstore 8:30 PM – The Good Place 9 PM – Will & Grace 9:30 PM – I Feel Bad 10 PM – Law & Order: SVU FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 8 PM – Blindspot FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 9 PM – Midnight, Texas