NBC has today announced its midseason schedule including premiere dates for returning series America's Got Talent: The Champions, Ellen's Game of Games, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Good Girls and Manifest as well as new series Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, Lincoln Rhyme and Indebted.
Monday, January 6
8PM: America's Got Talent: The Champions (Season 2 Premiere)
10PM: Manifest (Season 2 Premiere)
Tuesday, January 7
8PM: Ellen's Game of Games (Season 3 Premiere)
9PM: Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist (Special Preview)
Friday, January 10
8PM: Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector (Series Premiere)
Thursday, February 6
8:30PM: Brooklyn Nine-Nine (Season 7 Premiere)
9:30PM: Indebted (Series Premiere)
Sunday, February 16
9PM: Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist (Time Slot Debut)
10PM: Good Girls (Season 3 Premiere)
Monday, February 24
8PM: The Voice (Season 18 Premiere)
NBC will be saying goodbye to its original comedy series The Good Place on Thursday, January 30 with a special 90-minute event. The hourlong series finale will begin at 8:30/7:30c. following by a half-hour special featuring Seth Meyers interviewing the full cast.
The broadcast network has also confirmed today that new drama Council of Dads will take over the time slot currently held by This Is Us when the veteran drama wraps its fourth season in March. A specific premiere date has not yet been set. Furthermore, The Blacklist will resume its seventh season in March after taking a brief hiatus to make way for Lincoln Rhyme in the time slot. And finally, the new season of Little Big Shots with Melissa McCarthy replacing Steve Harvey as host will be paired with Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist and Good Girls on Sunday nights in March.
The 13-episode fifth and final season of Blindspot will air during Summer 2020. New comedy The Kenan Show starring Kenan Thompson is also expected to air sometime during the summer.
