The changes will start on Monday, February 17 with the series premiere of Star-Crossed, a human-alien drama starring Aimee Teegarden & Matt Lanter, at 8/7c. briefly replacing current time slot holder Hart of Dixie.
Beauty and the Beast will continue to air at 9/8c. on Mondays until March 10 when it will go on hiatus and return at a later date in the spring. Starting March 17, The Tomorrow People will move out of its cushy post-Arrow time slot to the Monday lineup.
On Wednesday, March 19, The 100 - a futuristic drama starring Eliza Taylor, Henry Ian Cusick and Isaiah Washington - will debut at 9/8c. after a new Arrow.
Lastly, on Friday, March 21, the second season of Whose Line Is It Anyway? will premiere with back-to-back episodes at 8/7c. After the first week, the network will air new episodes at 8/7c. and encores at 8:30/7:30c. - just like they did last summer. Moving to the 9/8c. slot will be Hart of Dixie returning from its month-long hiatus.
Here's the new schedule in list form:
Monday, February 17
8PM - Star-Crossed (Series Premiere)
9PM - Beauty and the Beast
Monday, March 17
8PM - Star-Crossed
9PM - The Tomorrow People (New Night)
Wednesday, March 19
8PM - Arrow
9PM - The 100 (Series Premiere)
Friday, March 21
8PM - Whose Line Is It Anyway? (One-Hour Season Premiere)
9PM - Hart of Dixie (New Night)
