Here's When All of Your Favorite Shows Come Back After the Winter Hiatus

Updated on Feb 18, 2016 at 6:00 PM

TV's annual Winter hiatus is almost over, but a few of your favorite shows will still be in reruns for another month or so. Luckily, when they do come back, they'll be joining a bunch of shows that have already made their triumphant returns. Find out when series like Once Upon a Time, Girls, and Broad City return. Grab your calendars, and take a look below.

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Here's When All of Your Favorite Shows Come Back After the Winter Hiatus

The Simpsons

Galavant

Downton Abbey

Family Guy

The Bachelor

Castle

New Girl

Grandfathered

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

The Grinder

Marvel's Agent Carter

American Idol

The Middle

The Goldbergs

black-ish

American Horror Story: Hotel

American Crime

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Man Seeking Woman

Beyond the Tank

MasterChef Junior

Bob's Burgers

Fresh Off the Boat

The Muppets

Hell's Kitchen

Sleepy Hollow

Better Call Saul

Girls

Togetherness

Reign

Gotham

Rosewood

Empire

The Vampire Diaries

Supernatural

The Originals

Jane the Virgin

iZombie

The Flash

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

Arrow

The 100

Younger

Elementary

The Big Bang Theory

Pretty Little Liars

Modern Family

Teen Wolf

Broad City

Grey’s Anatomy

Nashville

Once Upon A Time

Scandal

How To Get Away With Murder

Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Quantico

The Americans

Fear the Walking Dead

The Walking Dead

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