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CBS unveiled its 2026-27 programming schedule, confirming new series like the Matt LeBlanc cop drama "Flint" and an upcoming NCIS show. The network also revealed premiere dates for more than 15 shows and expressed interest in expanding production in Los Angeles.
The 'Taste for a Cure' event will feature an 'American Idol' reunion with Ryan Seacrest and Carrie Underwood confirmed to attend. Paramount's George Cheeks will be honored with the Gil Nickel Humanitarian Award, presented by Kathy Bates.
Paramount's George Cheeks acknowledged that CBS will not be the most-watched broadcast network this season, attributing NBC's success to a 'Legendary February' ratings performance.
Paramount's George Cheeks addressed the decision to replace 'The Late Show' with 'Comics Unleashed' and indicated that CBS is exploring a return to traditional late-night programming.