NBC has announced its 2022-23 season, leaving much of its primetime lineup untouched from last season.
Tuesdays through Thursdays are remaining intact with the “Chicago” shows on Wednesday and “Law and Order” shows on Thursdays, while “La Brea” takes over the departing “This is Us” slot.
The biggest changes are Mondays and Fridays. The former sees the new iteration of “Quantum Leap” join the schedule, while the latter is adding a one-hour comedy block made up of new series “Lopez vs. Lopez” and the returning “Young Rock”.
All network programming will also all stream on the Peacock streaming service, including Sunday Night Football which will stream live.
The “Night Court” reboot, the tenth season of “The Blacklist,” returning comedies “American Auto” and “Grand Crew,” and unscripted series “Million Dollar Island” will all premiere later in the season.
Here’s the full line-up:
Mondays
8pm: “The Voice”
10pm: “Quantum Leap”
Tuesdays:
8pm: “The Voice”
9pm: “La Brea”
10pm: “New Amsterdam”
Wednesdays:
8pm: “Chicago Med”
9pm: “Chicago Fire”
10pm: “Chicago PD”
Thursdays:
8pm: “Law & Order”
9pm: “Law & Order: SVU”
10pm: “Law & Order: Organized Crime”
Fridays:
8pm: “Lopez vs. Lopez”/”Young Rock”
9pm: “Dateline”
Saturdays:
8pm: Drama Encores
9pm: “Dateline Mystery”
10pm: “SNL Vintage”
Sundays:
7pm: “Football Night in America”
9pm: “Sunday Night Football”
