Thanks to upfront season a few months back, we already got a sneak peek at all of the amazing shows coming this Fall. NBC [1], Fox [2], ABC [3], CBS, and The CW [4] have all released trailers for their new Fall lineups, and we're already hooked. As per usual, there are dramas, comedies, doctor shows, and procedurals — but they all look so promising this time! Check out all the new offerings.
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Abby's
Abby's comes from the producers of The Good Place, so you know it's going to be funny. This comedy is about the "best bar" in San Diego, which has great people, awesome prices, and Abby (played by Natalie Morales)! The catch is that the bar is located in Abby's backyard, but it's everything you want in a bar minus all the annoying things you usually have to put up with. It also stars Neil Flynn from The Middle, which will hopefully make up for the fact that his ABC series is no more.
Time slot: TBA on NBC
The InBetween
Cassie Bishop (Harriet Dyer) sees dead people in the NBC series The InBetween. This show will follow Cassie as she helps the dead deal with their unresolved issues. She teams up with her longtime friend and detective Tom Hackett and his partner, former FBI Agent Damien Asante, when they need help solving a puzzling murder . . . using her gift.
Time slot: TBA on NBC
The Gilded Age
The Gilded Age will hopefully fill the void that Downton Abbey left you since it comes from the show's creator Julian Fellowes. The series will be set in the 1880s [10] in New York, and will focus on more of a new-money aspect as opposed to Downton's old-money scenario. It will be mainly about Marian Brook, who is a "wide-eyed" scion to a conservative family who wants in on his neighbor's (a railroad tycoon) life and fortune.
Time slot: TBA on NBC
The Enemy Within
The Enemy Within is all about Erica Shepherd (Dexter's Jennifer Carpenter), a former CIA operative who has been dubbed the most notorious traitor in US history and is now serving life in prison. When FBI Agent Will Keaton (Morris Chestnut) needs help on an intense case, he decides to enlist the help of Erica even though it goes against his better judgment. Can they work together to hunt a spy? You'll have to tune in to see.
Time slot: TBA on NBC
The Village
Need a new apartment-based series to fall in love with? The Village is your show! The drama takes place in Brooklyn in a building called The Village. Inside, there's a nurse and single mom named Sarah, a law student name Gabe, a veteran named Nick, and so many more. They might seem like random neighbors, but in The Village, everyone is family. (Based on the pictures, this might make us cry more than This Is Us.)
Time slot: TBA on NBC
Schooled
Attention Goldbergs fans: this is the spinoff you've been waiting for! While The Goldbergs is set in 1980-something, the spinoff will be in 1990-something. It will focus on the teachers of William Penn Academy — think Principal Glascott (Tim Meadows) and Coach Mellor (Bryan Callen) — as well as one very familiar face . . . Lainey Lewis (AJ Michalka) aka Erica Goldberg's BFF. Fingers crossed there are other crossover characters as the season progresses!
Time slot: Midseason on ABC
Take Two
Rachel Bilson [11] and Eddie Cibrian star in this comedy/drama series from ABC. It follows Sam Swift (Bilson), who was the star of a hit cop series before going to rehab. She wants to revive her acting career, so she somehow talks her way into shadowing a real-life private investigator Eddie Valetik (Cibrian). Together they make an unlikely duo, but Sam's TV detective skills prove to be useful alongside Eddie's real-world experience.
Time slot: Thursdays beginning June 21 at 10 p.m. on ABC
The Red Line
ER's Noah Wyle is coming back to TV! We will finally see his broadcast return on The Red Line which follow the events that take place after a white cop in Chicago shoots and kills a black doctor by accident. The series will focus on three different families with connections to the cast and reveals the different perspectives throughout.
Time slot: Midseason on CBS
The Code
The Code, starring Anna Wood, is about the military's brightest minds as they take on the toughest challenges the country has to offer including issues both inside and outside the courtroom. Each of these individuals are trained as prosecutors, defense lawyers, investigators, and Marines.
Time slot: Midseason on CBS
Fam
Fam marks Nina Dobrev [12]'s return to TV, and we're so ready for it. This comedy will follow Dobrev's character whose dreams of an upstanding life with her fiancé and his equally as well-to-do family are thrashed when her train-wreck of a half-sister comes to live with her.
Time slot: Midseason on CBS
In the Dark
In the Dark revolves around a flawed blind woman (Shameless's Perry Mattfeld) who is the only witness to the murder of her drug-dealing friend. When a police officer dismisses her story, she takes matters into her own hands and decides to find the killer herself while keeping up her dating life and working at Breaking Blind, a guide dog school owned by her parents.
Time slot: Midseason on The CW
Legacies
If you loved The Vampire Diaries and are sad about The Originals ending, don't panic, because the story will continue with Legacies. It will star Matt Davis (aka Alaric Saltzman) and Danielle Rose Russell (aka Hope Mikaelson) and follow the teenage Hope in Mystic Falls as she attends the Salvatore Boarding School For the Young and Gifted. Any chance we can get a cameo from Caroline?!
Time slot: Thursdays at 9 p.m. on The CW