List of years in American television: |
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2024–25 United States network television schedule |
2025–26 United States network television schedule |
List of American television programs currently in production |
Certain American television events in 2025 have been scheduled. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, and cancellations; channel launches, closures, and re-brandings; stations changing or adding their network affiliations; information on controversies, business transactions, and carriage disputes; and deaths of those who made various contributions to the medium.
Date | Event | Ref. |
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1 | MSG Networks are removed from Optimum cable systems due to an unresolved carriage dispute between the networks and Optimum owner Altice USA. It is the first carriage dispute between the two parties since Altice purchased Optimum from MSG's parent company Cablevision in 2016. | [1] |
Family Guy reruns air on Adult Swim for the first time since 2021 after striking a non-exclusive deal for the rights to older episodes. Adult Swim parent Warner Bros. Discovery previously lost those rights to The Walt Disney Company (which acquired the series’ production company, 20th Television, as part of its 2019 purchase of most 21st Century Fox assets) after its license expired, with FXX and Freeform holding exclusive cable rights. The Cartoon Network programming block first aired reruns of the Fox animated series in 2003 (consisting initially of the original 1999–2002 run), and played a role in its revival, which has aired since 2005. (Adult Swim previously aired new episodes of Family Guy on a next-day basis in a TV-MA recut including crude material cut or censored from the Fox airings to comply with broadcast standards.) Reruns returned to Adult Swim with a three-day marathon, before settling in a regular weekday primetime slot on January 4. | [2] | |
5 | The 82nd Golden Globe Awards airs on CBS with streaming on Paramount+. Nikki Glaser hosts the ceremony. | [3] [4] |
6 | FuboTV agrees to sell a 70% majority stake in its vMVPD business to The Walt Disney Company and merge with Disney's Hulu + Live TV business. The merged company will be led by Fubo's executive team and remain a public company, but with Disney holding majority control of its board. Both the Fubo and Hulu + Live TV services will continue to operate under their respective brands, with Fubo being responsible for carriage negotiations. The deal excludes the Hulu video on-demand service, which will continue to be exclusively held by Disney. As part of the agreement, Fubo settles its antitrust lawsuit with Venu Sports, the proposed sports-focused streaming service joint venture between Disney, Fox Corporation, and Warner Bros. Discovery, with the consortium planning to make a one-time payment of $220 million. (The Venu consortium later announced on January 10 that the service would not launch; DirecTV and Dish Network asked the New York district court to reconsider the case’s dismissal on grounds that the antitrust issues remained unanswered and they could still be harmed by Venu's competition.) Fubo also reaches a carriage agreement for Disney's suite of channels. The merger is expected to be completed between 12 to 18 months, pending regulatory approval. | [5] [6] [7] [8] |
8 | In the wake of the January 2025 Southern California wildfires that began on January 7, CBS pulls a scheduled repeat of Fire Country for January 10 and replaces it with a repeat of NCIS: Sydney , while NBC still airs Chicago Fire as planned for January 8 alongside Chicago P.D. and Chicago Med . | [9] |
In Part 1 of a two-part crossover event, characters from FXX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia volunteer at the titular school of ABC's Abbott Elementary . The second part will air premiere later in the year as part of Sunny's 17th season. | [10] | |
9 | Major American networks cover the state funeral of Jimmy Carter. | [11] |
10 | Nexstar Media Group removes its stations and networks, NewsNation and multiple affiliates of The CW, from Optimum systems due to a carriage dispute. | [12] |
13 | MSNBC announces it will temporarily expand The Rachel Maddow Show (which has regularly aired in the 9 p.m. ET slot on Monday nights only since 2022) to a five-night-a-week schedule through April 27 to cover the first 100 days of the Donald Trump’s second presidency, while Alex Wagner, who regularly hosts Alex Wagner Tonight in the slot Tuesday-Friday, will be placed on special assignments to report on the repercussions of Trump's policy decisions across the country and internationally. Both Maddow's and Wagner's primetime shows will return to their regular schedules starting on April 30. | [13] |
16 | In one of her last acts as FCC chair before the change of administration, Jessica Rosenworcel orders the rejection of three complaints and one petition against local TV stations. The affected complaints, filed by a conservative-leaning group, targeted network-owned stations in Philadelphia and New York City over perceived coverage and equal-time presentations of Kamala Harris' 2024 presidential campaign; the petition, from a liberal-friendly group, sought to revoke the license of WTXF/Philadelphia in the wake of station parent Fox Corporation's defamation lawsuit regarding statements made on Fox News about 2020 presidential election. (Rosenworcel's successor as FCC chair, Brendan Carr, would reinstate the complaints, though not the challenge against WTXF, on January 22.) | [14] [15] |
LIV Golf announces a new deal with Fox Sports to air tournament coverage on Fox, FS1, FS2, and Fox Business; the broadcasts, which the league will continue to produce in-house, had aired on The CW since 2023. | [16] | |
18 | Allen Media Group announces plans to phase in centralized weather forecasting, originating from the company's Atlanta-based The Weather Channel, for its local station group. AMG trumpets the move (which would ostensibly eliminate all local meteorologist positions, though some affected would be offered positions at TWC) as a way to efficiently improve the stations' weather coverage capabilities. The plan, however, comes amidst cost-cutting measures at AMG (which has included eliminations in employees and consolidations and cuts to local newscasts), and also garners criticism over the perceived loss of community engagement that local weather reports provide. Although development of the Atlanta-based regional production hub would continue, AMG notified at least six of the group’s stations on January 23 that their locally based meteorologists would be retained. | [17] [18] [19] [20] |
20 | Major American networks cover the second inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States. The inauguration was watched by 26.05 million viewers across all major broadcast and cable news networks, down from the two previous inauguration ceremonies: Joe Biden’s 2021 ceremony received 39.87 million viewers and Trump’s first inauguration in 2017 was viewed by 38.3 million. Fox News—which had the highest inauguration ratings among all networks, averaging 10.3 million viewers—was the only major news network to see an increase in viewership over Biden’s 2021 inauguration. | [21] [22] |
21 | WDJT/Milwaukee fires weekend meteorologist Sam Kuffel, after, in profane posts on her personal Instagram account, she criticized Elon Musk for making a thrusting straight-arm salutary gesture likened by some observers to the Nazi salute following his speech at Donald Trump’s inauguration the day prior. (The Anti-Defamation League and experts on far-right extremism stated it was unclear what Musk was conveying to the crowd with the gesture.) Kuffel’s dismissal by the Weigel Broadcasting-owned CBS affiliate came after her posts drew criticism by conservative WISN radio host Dan O'Donnell, accusing her of "spreading the lie” that Musk gave a Nazi salute. | [23] |
Date | Event | Ref. |
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2 | The 67th Annual Grammy Awards will air on CBS with streaming on Paramount+ and be held at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. | [24] |
7 | The 30th Critics' Choice Awards will air on E! from the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California with Chelsea Handler as host. It was originally scheduled to be held on January 12, but was postponed twice due to the series of wildfires in Southern California. | [25] [26] [27] [28] |
9 | Super Bowl LIX will be played at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana and air on Fox along with Spanish language coverage on Fox Deportes. It will also stream on Fox Corporation's free streaming service Tubi. | [29] |
22 | The 56th NAACP Image Awards is scheduled to air on BET from the Pasadena Convention Center, though the date and venue is subject to change as it is currently being used as a wildfire relief center. | [30] |
23 | The 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards will stream live on Netflix. | [31] |
24 | Beyond the Gates will premiere on CBS, the first new traditional daytime soap opera to premiere in 25 years. | [32] [33] [34] |
Date | Event | Ref. |
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2 | The 97th Academy Awards will air on ABC from the Dolby Theatre with Conan O'Brien as host. | [35] [36] |
Date | Event | Ref. |
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19–20 | WrestleMania 41 will be held at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada and will be airing on Peacock and pay-per-view. | [37] |
Date | Event | Ref. |
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8 | The 60th Academy of Country Music Awards will stream live on Amazon Prime Video from Ford Center at The Star with Reba McEntire as host. | [38] |
TBA | The 51st Annual American Music Awards will air on CBS for the first time after airing on ABC for nearly 50 years. | [39] |
Date | Event | Ref. |
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8 | The 78th Tony Awards will air on CBS from the Radio City Music Hall. | [40] |
First aired | Title | Channel | Source |
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January 1 | Missing You | Netflix | [41] [42] |
January 2 | Going Dutch | Fox | [43] [44] [45] |
January 3 | Selling the City | Netflix | [46] |
They Call It Late Night | ESPN | [47] | |
January 7 | Doc | Fox | [48] [49] [45] |
January 8 | Shifting Gears | ABC | [50] [51] |
January 9 | American Primeval | Netflix | [52] |
On Call | Amazon Prime Video | [53] | |
The Pitt | Max | [54] [55] | |
January 11 | StuGo | Disney Channel | [56] |
January 13 | Baylen Out Loud | TLC | [57] |
January 15 | Scam Goddess | Freeform | [58] |
With Love, Meghan | Netflix | [59] | |
January 16 | SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night | Peacock | [60] |
January 19 | The Hunting Party | NBC | [61] [62] |
January 22 | Prime Target | Apple TV+ | [63] |
The Thundermans: Undercover | Nickelodeon | [64] | |
W.A.G.s to Riches | Netflix | [65] | |
January 25 | Kobe: The Making of a Legend | CNN | [66] |
January 26 | Watson | CBS | [67] [68] [69] |
January 27 | The Fall of Diddy | Investigation Discovery/Max | [70] [71] |
January 28 | Great Migrations: A People on the Move | PBS | [72] |
Paradise | Hulu | [73] | |
January 29 | The Flip Off | HGTV | [74] |
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man | Disney+ | [75] [76] | |
January 30 | Scamanda | ABC | [77] [51] |
Mermicorno: Starfall | Max | [78] [79] | |
February 2 | Common Side Effects | Adult Swim | [80] |
February 7 | Love After Lockup: Crime Story | We TV | [81] |
February 10 | Extracted | Fox | [82] |
February 19 | Win or Lose | Disney+ | [83] [84] [85] [86] |
February 20 | Zero Day | Netflix | [87] |
February 23 | The Americas | NBC | [88] [89] |
Grosse Pointe Garden Society | [61] | ||
Suits: L.A. | [90] [91] | ||
February 24 | Beyond the Gates | CBS | [92] [93] [94] |
February | Weather Hunters | PBS Kids | [95] [96] [97] |
March 4 | Daredevil: Born Again | Disney+ | [98] [99] |
March 14 | Dope Thief | Apple TV+ | [100] |
March 20 | The Residence | Netflix | [101] |
March 26 | Side Quest | Apple TV+ | [102] |
The Studio | [103] | ||
March | The Artist | The Network | [104] |
April 11 | Your Friends and Neighbors | Apple TV+ | [105] |
April 16 | Government Cheese | [106] | |
April | Devil May Cry | Netflix | [107] [108] |
Spy High | Amazon Prime Video | [109] | |
Spring | Iyanu | Cartoon Network/Max | [110] [111] |
Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight | Netflix | [112] [113] [114] [115] | |
June 15 | A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms | HBO | [116] [117] |
June 24 | Ironheart | Disney+ | [98] [76] |
August 6 | Eyes of Wakanda | [75] [76] | |
Summer | Dexter: Resurrection | Paramount+ with Showtime | [118] |
Iron Man and His Awesome Friends | Disney Jr./Disney+ | [119] | |
October | Marvel Zombies | Disney+ | [120] [121] [122] [76] |
Fall | Untitled Bosch spin-off series | Amazon Prime Video | [123] |
The Road | CBS | [124] | |
Chad Powers | Hulu | [125] [126] | |
Spartacus: House Of Ashur | Starz | [127] | |
December | Wonder Man | Disney+ | [76] |
Late | Sin City Rehab | HGTV | [128] |
TBA | The 'Burbs | Peacock | [129] |
Sheriff Country | CBS | [130] | |
Pryce Cahill | Apple TV+ | [131] | |
Widow's Bay | [132] | ||
Untitled Vince Gilligan TV series | [133] [134] | ||
The Rainmaker | USA Network | [135] | |
Skillsville | PBS Kids | [136] [137] [138] | |
Our Water World | Netflix | [139] | |
Adolescence | [140] | ||
The Undertow | [140] | ||
The Choice | [140] | ||
The Witness | [140] | ||
Running Point | [141] | ||
The Boroughs | [142] | ||
Golf | [143] | ||
Long Story Short | [144] | ||
Pulse | [145] | ||
The Undervale | [146] | ||
Celtics City | HBO | [147] | |
Lanterns | [148] | ||
It: Welcome to Derry | [149] [150] | ||
Go-Go Mystery Machine | Cartoon Network | [151] | |
Golden Axe | Comedy Central | [152] | |
Good Cop/Bad Cop | The CW | [153] | |
Sherlock & Daughter | [154] | ||
Untitled Avatar: The Last Airbender sequel series | Nickelodeon | [155] | |
Happy Face | Paramount+ | [156] | |
Alien: Earth | Hulu | [157] | |
Mid-Century Modern | [158] | ||
Destination X | NBC | [159] | |
Snowflakes | FX | [160] | |
Tracee Travels | The Roku Channel | [161] | |
Tightrope! | [162] | ||
Revival | Syfy | [163] | |
Denise Richards and the Wild Things | E! | [164] | |
Anne Rice's The Talamasca | AMC/AMC+ | [165] | |
Debriefing the President | TNT | [166] | |
The Librarians: The Next Chapter | [167] [168] [169] [170] | ||
Lazarus | Adult Swim | [171] [172] | |
The Motherhood | Hallmark+ | [173] | |
Hey AJ | Disney Jr. | [174] [175] [176] | |
RoboGobo | Disney+/Disney Jr. | [174] [177] [178] | |
The Baldwins | TLC | [179] [180] | |
We Were Liars | Amazon Prime Video | [181] [182] |
Show | Moved from | Moved to | Source |
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WWE Raw | USA Network | Netflix | [183] |
Beavis and Butt-Head | Paramount+ | Comedy Central | [184] |
Project Runway | Bravo | Freeform | [185] |
Inside the NBA | TNT | ESPN | [186] |
Law & Order: Organized Crime | NBC | Peacock | [187] |
First aired | Title | Channel | Source |
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January 10 | Bill Maher: Is Anyone Else Seeing This? | HBO | [188] [189] |
January 14 | Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy | Peacock | [190] |
January 17 | Henry Danger: The Movie | Nickelodeon/Paramount+ | [191] |
Molly-Mae: Behind It All | Amazon Prime Video | [192] | |
January 18 | Girl in the Garage: The Laura Cowan Story | Lifetime | [193] |
January 24 | Star Trek: Section 31 | Paramount+ | [194] |
January 25 | Family Affair | Lifetime | [195] [196] |
January 27 | Ladies & Gentlemen … 50 Years of SNL Music | NBC | [197] |
February 1 | Can You Feel the Beat: The Lisa Lisa Story | Lifetime | [198] [196] |
February 8 | I Will Survive: The Gloria Gaynor Story | [199] [196] | |
February 16 | Saturday Night Live 50th anniversary special | NBC | [200] |
December | Prep & Landing: The Snowball Protocol | ABC | [201] |
TBA | Two untitled South Park films | Paramount+ | [202] [203] [204] |
Community: The Movie | Peacock | [205] [206] [207] | |
The Thanksgiving Text | Netflix | [208] [209] [210] |
Show | Network | Episode # | Episode title | Episode airdate | Source |
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Saturday Night Live | NBC | 50th anniversary | TBA | February 16 | [200] |
Show | Last aired | Type of return | Previous channel | New/returning/same channel | Return date | Source |
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Extreme Makeover: Home Edition | 2020 | Revival | HGTV | ABC | January 2 | [211] |
Hollywood Squares | 2004 | First-run syndication | CBS | January 16 | [212] [213] | |
The Joe Schmo Show | 2013 | Spike | TBS | January 21 | [214] [215] | |
Tic-Tac-Dough | 1990 | First-run syndication | Game Show Network | January | [216] | |
NBA on NBC | 2002 | NBC | same | TBA | [217] [218] [219] [220] | |
Tennis on TNT | TNT | [221] | ||||
NASCAR on TNT | 2014 | [222] [223] | ||||
King of the Hill | 2010 | Fox | Hulu | [224] [225] | ||
Duck Dynasty | 2017 | A&E | same | [226] | ||
Phineas and Ferb | 2015 | Disney Channel/Disney XD | Disney Channel/Disney+ | [227] [228] | ||
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (as Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ ) | 2016 | Reboot | Playhouse Disney/Disney Jr. | Disney Jr. | [229] | |
The Night Manager | New season | AMC | Amazon Prime Video | [230] [231] | ||
The Terror (as The Terror: Devil in Silver) | 2019 | same | [232] |
End date | Show | Channel | First aired | Status | Source |
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January 14 | Baby Shark's Big Show! | Nick Jr. | 2020 | Ended | [233] |
January 25 | Craig of the Creek | Cartoon Network | 2018 | Ending | [234] [235] [236] |
January 30 | Mo | Netflix | 2022 | [237] [238] [239] | |
January | Andrea Mitchell Reports | MSNBC | 2008 | [240] | |
February 3 | 9-1-1: Lone Star | Fox | 2020 | [241] | |
February 13 | Cobra Kai | Netflix | 2018 | [242] [243] [244] | |
February | Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur | Disney Channel | 2023 | Canceled | [245] [246] [247] [248] |
April 24 | You | Netflix | 2018 | Ending | [249] [250] [251] |
TBA | NBA on TNT | TNT | 1989 | [217] [252] [253] [254] | |
Stranger Things | Netflix | 2016 | [255] [256] [257] | ||
The Handmaid's Tale | Hulu | 2017 | [258] [259] | ||
Big Mouth | Netflix | [260] [261] | |||
The Conners | ABC | 2018 | [262] | ||
The Righteous Gemstones | HBO | 2019 | [263] | ||
Upload | Amazon Prime Video | 2020 | [264] | ||
Blood of Zeus | Netflix | [265] | |||
Squid Game | 2021 | [266] | |||
Harlem | Amazon Prime Video | [267] [268] | |||
Bel-Air | Peacock | 2022 | [269] | ||
Billy the Kid | MGM+ | [270] | |||
Bosch: Legacy | Amazon Prime Video | [123] | |||
Andor | Disney+ | [271] [272] |
A list of programs (current or canceled) that have accumulated enough episodes (between 65 and 100) or seasons (three or more) to be eligible for off-network syndication and/or basic cable runs.
Show | Seasons | In Production | Notes | Source |
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9-1-1: Lone Star | 5 | No | Broadcast syndication in local markets. | [273] |
Tribunal Justice | 2 | Yes | Broadcast syndication in local markets. | [274] |
Network | Type | Launch date | Notes | Sources |
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Old network name | New network name | Type | Conversion date | Notes | Source |
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The365 | 365BLK | Over-the-air multicast | January 1 | On the one-year anniversary after the network’s launch, the Free TV Networks-owned multicast network aimed at African-American audiences rebrands from The365 to 365BLK (pronounced as “365 Black”, a la the 2003–19 McDonald’s outreach campaign targeting the same demographic); coinciding with the move, 365BLK and Western-focused sister network Outlaw, which previously operated on an uninterrupted schedule, both switch to a 21-hour daily schedule with some of their overnight entertainment programming being replaced with a three-hour block of infomercials. | [ citation needed ] |
Network/ service | Type | End date | Notes | Source |
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Smile | Over-the-air multicast | January 12 | The free-to-air faith-based children's television network owned and operated by the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) was quietly wound down on January 12. The network was replaced on most TBN-owned and -affiliated stations by the ONTV4U infomercial service. | [275] [276] |
Universal Kids | Cable/satellite | March 6 | NBCUniversal confirmed the oncoming shutdown of Universal Kids on this date on January 13, 2025, after several pay-TV providers confirmed the service would end distribution on that date several days before in notices to customers. The network had already become a low priority with the sharp declines in ratings for children's television networks in the age of streaming, and comes months after Comcast announced its intent to spin off NBCUniversal's cable properties into a separately traded company and had made no mention of Universal Kids's fate before then. | [277] [278] |
Date | Market | Station | Channel | Affiliation | Notes | Source |
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January 2 | Portland, Oregon | KRCW-TV | 32.4 | Shop LC | ||
Sacramento, California | KSAO-LD | 49.13 | National Black Television (NBT) | |||
January 7 | Grand Junction, Colorado | KLML | 20.7 | JTV Español | ||
20.8 | Story Television | |||||
20.14 | Jewelry Television | |||||
January 8 | Bristol, Virginia– Johnson City, Tennessee | WCYB-TV | 5.5 | Rewind TV |
Date | Market | Station | Channel | Prior affiliation | New affiliation | Notes | Source |
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January 1 | Los Angeles | KWHY-TV → KSCN-TV | 22.1 | Independent Spanish language programming | Scientology Network | The struggling Meruelo Media, which has been selling off its assets in the last year, announced the sale of KWHY-TV to Sunset Boulevard Broadcasting, the broadcast arm of the Church of Scientology, on July 29, 2024 for $30 million. On December 16, 2024, Sunset Boulevard Broadcasting filed to change the station's call letters to KSCN-TV, and on January 1, 2025, KWHY-TV's 35 year service as a mainly Spanish-language station ended as KSCN-TV began to simulcast the Scientology Network full-time, with the 59 year-old KWHY-TV calls also disappearing. All other subchannels were discontinued, though Merulo continues to maintain a channel sharing agreement for Garden Grove-licensed KBEH, which it retained. The sale was completed on January 6, 2025. | [279] [280] [281] [282] |
September 1 | Cleveland, Ohio | WUAB | 43.1 | The CW | MyNetworkTV | On October 28, 2024, Nexstar Media Group announced it would purchase WBNX-TV from Ernest Angley Ministries and form a duopoly with its Fox affiliate WJW. In its announcement, Nexstar indicated it would move The CW affiliation back to WBNX, which carried the network from 2006 to 2018 (Nexstar bought control of The CW in 2022). WUAB will replace The CW with MyNetworkTV (which it originally carried from 2006 to 2018 and has remained as a late night offering since then on sister station WOIO's MeTV subchannel) as well as an expanded sports programming slate. | [283] [284] |
WBNX-TV | 55.1 | Independent | The CW |
Date | Name | Age | Notes | Sources |
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January 1 | Wayne Osmond | 73 | Musician and member of The Osmonds. Voiced himself on the animated series of the same name. He also appeared alongside three of his brothers on episodes of shows like Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color , The Andy Williams Show , The Osmond Family Show and The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters . | [285] |
January 3 | James Arthur Ray | 67 | Self-help businessman, motivational speaker, and author. He made appearances on Larry King Live , The Today Show , and The Oprah Winfrey Show . | [286] |
January 6 | Dale Wilson | 74 | Canadian voice actor ( G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero , Exosquad , Darkstalkers ) | [287] |
January 7 | Peter Yarrow | 86 | Musician and member of Peter, Paul and Mary. He appeared alongside his groupmates as a "mystery guest" on What's My Line? . | [288] |
January 8 | Neil Zurcher | 89 | Journalist (WJW-TV) and television host. | [289] |
January 9 | Bill Byrge | 92 | Actor best known as Bobby on Hey Vern, It's Ernest! . He also played the character in a series of "Me and My Brother Bobby" commercials alongside Gailard Sartain, who played his twin brother Chuck. | [290] |
January 10 | Sam Moore | 89 | Musician and member of Sam & Dave. He performed alongside his partner Dave Prater on episodes of The Ed Sullivan Show , The Tonight Show , American Bandstand , and The Mike Douglas Show . | [291] |
Bill McCartney | 84 | American football coach of the Colorado Buffaloes football team and founder of the Promise Keepers; subject of the 30 for 30 documentary "The Gospel According to Mac" | [292] | |
January 12 | Leslie Charleson | 79 | Actress best known as Monica Quartermaine on General Hospital . | [293] |
January 15 | David W. Duclon | 74 | Writer and producer ( Punky Brewster , Silver Spoons , Family Matters ) | [294] |
David Lynch | 78 | Director best known for co-creating Twin Peaks . | [295] | |
January 16 | Joan Plowright | 95 | English actress ( Stalin , A Place for Annie , Encore! Encore! ) | [296] |
Bob Uecker | 90 | Baseball announcer ( Major League Baseball on NBC , Major League Baseball on ABC ), actor ( Mr. Belvedere ), emcee ( Bob Uecker's Wacky World of Sports , WrestleMania III, and WrestleMania IV) and commercial spokesman (Miller Lite). | [297] | |
January 19 | Chuck Schodowski | 90 | Producer/engineer for WJW-TV in Cleveland, Ohio from 1961 until his death; co-hosted the comedy/movie showcase Big Chuck and Lil' John | [298] |
January 20 | Lynn Ban | 51 | Singaporean-born jewelry designer best known for appearing in Bling Empire: New York . | [299] |
The Lincoln Lawyer is an American legal drama television series created for television by David E. Kelley and developed by Ted Humphrey, based on the books of Michael Connelly. It stars Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller, a defense attorney in Los Angeles who often works out of a chauffeur-driven Lincoln Navigator. Neve Campbell, Becki Newton, Jazz Raycole, Angus Sampson, and Yaya DaCosta also star.
The 2022–23 network television schedule for the five major English-language commercial broadcast networks in the United States covers the prime time hours from September 2022 to August 2023. The schedule is followed by a list per network of returning series, new series, and series canceled after the 2021–22 television season. The schedule was affected by strikes undertaken by the Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA, marking the first television season since the 1959–60 season that was affected by two simultaneous strikes; however because the strikes commenced in May and July, respectively, programming impacts on the 2022–23 season itself were limited in comparison to previous television seasons affected by Hollywood labor disputes as the next season was affected even more.
The 2023–24 network television schedule for the five major English-language commercial broadcast networks in the United States covers the prime time hours from September 2023 to August 2024. The schedule is followed by a list per network of returning series, new series, and series canceled after the 2022–23 television season. The schedule was affected by strikes undertaken by the Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA. Programming impacts on the 2023–24 season itself were limited in comparison to previous television seasons affected by Hollywood labor disputes.
The 2024–25 network television schedule for the five major English-language commercial broadcast networks in the United States covers the prime time hours from September 2024 to August 2025. The schedule is followed by a list per network of returning series, new series, and series canceled after the 2023–24 television season.
In addition, the Lazarus original anime is scheduled for 2025.