ABC’s breakout comedy “Abbott Elementary” has been promoted to a prime spot on the network’s schedule for its second season run – anchoring a Wednesday comedy block.
The network announced its lineup to start the 2022-23 season with the Niecy Nash-led “The Rookie” spin-off and the Hilary Swank-led “Alaska” the only new shows on the schedule along with “Celebrity Jeopardy”.
As “Dancing with the Stars” is moving to the Disney+ service, ABC is doubling down on “Bachelor in Paradise” with shows on Monday and Tuesday nights.
Not on the Fall schedule, but returning mid-season are dramas “The Wonder Years” and “A Million Little Things,” unscripted series like “The Bachelor” and “American Idol,” and the new Gina Rodriguez-led comedy “Not Dead Yet”.
The David E. Kelley and Michael Connelly untitled series in development is reportedly still in the mix. Here’s the full line-up:
Mondays
8pm: “Bachelor in Paradise”
10pm: “The Good Doctor”
Tuesdays:
8pm: “Bachelor in Paradise”
9pm: “The Rookie: Feds”
Wednesdays:
8pm: “The Conners”/”The Goldbergs”
9pm: “Abbott Elementary”/”Home Economics”
10pm: “Big Sky”
Thursdays:
8pm: “Station 19”
9pm: “Grey’s Anatomy”
10pm: “Alaska”
Fridays:
8pm: “Shark Tank”
9:30pm: “20/20”
Saturdays:
8pm: Saturday Night College Football
Sundays:
7pm: “Funniest Home Videos”
8pm: “Celebrity Jeopardy”
9pm: “Celebrity Wheel of Fortune”
10pm: “The Rookie”
