US TV Fall schedule
All the dates the big shows air in the US, ahead of Australian fast-tracking this month.
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We are now just days away from the first of the new Fall shows entering Australian schedules.
Sleepy Hollow begins on TEN on Tuesday night. Then a smorgasboard of new and returning shows kicks off in the US.
Here are the dates of shows that are likely to interest Aussie viewers, including some finales.
Adjusting for the dateline, remember that a primetime US show is generally played out early arvo the following day, Australian time. ie. Bones on Monday 16 = Tuesday 17 in Australia.
Network fast-tracking feast underway
SEPTEMBER
Sunday 15th
The Newsroom final
Monday 16th
Bones,
Sleepy Hollow,
Under The Dome final
Tuesday 17th
Dads,
Brooklyn Nine-Nine ,
New Girl
Wednesday 18th
Survivor,
Key & Peele
Friday 20th
Last Man Standing,
The Neighbors
Sunday 22nd
Downton Abbey
Dexter final
Ray Donovan final
Monday 23rd
How I Met Your Mother,
2 Broke Girls,
Mom,
Hostages,
The Blacklist,
Castle,
Tuesday 24th
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,
NCIS,
The Goldbergs,
NCIS: Los Angeles,
Person of Interest,
Chicago Fire
Wednesday 25th
The Middle,
Revolution,
Criminal Minds,
Law & Order: SVU,
Modern Family,
CSI,
South Park
Thursday 26th
The Big Bang Theory,
Parks and Recreation,
The Crazy Ones,
Greys Anatomy,
Glee,
Two and a Half Men,
Parenthood,
Elementary
Friday 27th
Hawaii Five-0,
Blue Bloods
Sunday 29th
The Amazing Race,
The Simpsons,
Once Upon a Time,
Bob’s Burgers,
Family Guy,
Breaking Bad final,
The Good Wife,
Homeland,
Revenge,
Homeland,
American Dad!,
Masters of Sex,
The Mentalist,
Eastbound and Down,
Hello Ladies
OCTOBER
Wednesday 2nd
Super Fun Night,
The Bridge (US) final
Top Chef
Thursday 3rd
The Vampire Diaries,
The Originals,
The Millers,
Scandal
Saturday 5th
Hell on Wheels final
Sunday 6th
Low Winter Sun final
Monday 7th
Hart Of Dixie,
Beauty and the Beast
Tuesday 8th
Supernatural
Wednesday 9th
Arrow,
The Tomorrow People,
American Horror Story
Thursday 10th
Once Upon A Time In Wonderland
Sunday 13th
The Walking Dead
Thursday 17th
Reign,
White Collar
Tuesday 22nd
Ravenswood
Friday 25th:
The Carrie Diaries,
Grimm,
Dracula
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32 Responses
No TVluva in fact Fall is English not American it was the correct term used by the English until the late 18th century when the upper class in England started using the French word Automne to sound better than the lower class.
We are still waiting for the end of the last season of POI. Any news on this David? Dumping this mid-season is such poor form.
I have no facts to back this up, but get the feeling that it’s the kiss of death for a new show when it gets fast tracked here.
Last Resort anyone?
jmanwf – it looks like Ch9 are looking to fasttrack Arrow – the double episodes they’ve been doing should put season 1 right on schedule to conclude just in time for season 2.
@Nate – Thanks so much for the info! Will keep a look out later in the year 🙂
yer but David thats because a) there is not a lot of american programming on the fta networks b) there on the wrong time & on the wrong day c) US programs here in Australia do out rate most aussie shows at times when there is new eps of big us shows that are put on the right time & right day
@daviec4u & Kylie: The Following is a mid-season show so it won’t return until January. US networks don’t release their winter schedules this far out so the exact premiere date won’t be known until late November.
For Kylie, Hannibal is another mid-season show, but unlike Following it was a very late pick-up due to its ratings, which may factor into whether NBC holds it back. In general, they roll out mid-season shows they’re most confident in for in Jan & Feb and the remainder much closer to the end of their season – so it may not get a spot before March/April again. More will be known when they announce winter/spring schedules in late November.
Australian free to air networks need to get more US shows instead of making crappy Australian reality shows the only great Aussie show is probably wonderland also free to air networks needs to stop letting great shows go to foxtel
JTShadow: Just proves how everything is subjective. Aussie shows also rate better than US.
The Blacklist coming to Mondays on Seven, which is a 6 day turnaround. Likely to go head to head with Homeland.
Hostages is like Lost, in that it has a premise that will only be interesting for 1 season, or that’d work as only a miniseries.
The only way it could work for multiple seasons, is by going with a totally new hostage story and totally new characters and actors, in each season, but I can’t see how that’ll compel viewers to keep with it.
Max as Ravenswood is a spinoff of Pretty Little Liars I’m assuming it will go to FOX8. PLL is such a hit in the US and yet for some reason we only got 10 episodes shown on a digital channel and then it was shafted. Such bull.
Any word on Hannibal and The Following new seasons?
TVLuva: Headline indicates “US TV Fall season.” Last I looked outside my window it was Spring here.
ten is mad not to fast track everything it can!
I didnt realise we are now more an extension of America, we call it Fall here now also? Just to sit well with the “Upfronts” ?
What Australian channel has Ravenswood? I can’t wait for The Walking Dead, American Dad, How I Met Your Mother and The Blacklist.
If Nine can fast track Survivor on Go! then surely Seven can do the same with The Amazing Race. I am sick of watching TAR knowing already who has won.
Any word whether GO! will air new episodes of The Middle fast-tracked?
any news if Channel 9 will fast track Arrow season 2 i know in season 1 they delayed it by months it is a joke
Hi David any news on The Following.SO2!
Sleepy Hollow – has been promoted by TEN quite a bit, I’ve seen the promos and ‘sneak peek’ a number of times.
I’m hanging out for Parenthood, just hope Seven doesn’t delay it too much as they have a full 22 eps this season.
I’m guessing Nine will fast track TBBT again but it will be interesting to see just how many shows get fast tracked on FTA, Foxtel has been promoting all it’s fast tracking shows.
@carolmorrissey…. Last man standing is back in a couple of weeks, forget which date…. Dunno about New Girl, just know we are very far behind… don’t think we have seen all of season 2.
The Amazing Race will return in October.
I had no idea that Sleepy Hollow was starting on Tuesday here until I saw it in the EPG, then on here. I have not seen one promo for it on Ten, Eleven or One.
There’s still been no word on whether 7 or 7Mate is fast tracking The Amazing Race.
What has happened to Last Man Standing? We haven’t seen that show for ages here. Same with New Girl, they both just disappeared.
Hope we get some of those shows fast tracked, but won’t hold my breath.
I wrote about TAR in the fast-tracking feast article.