ABC has unveiled its fall 2026 premiere schedule, becoming the last of the Big 4 broadcast networks to lock in dates for the new TV season. The rollout covers a mix of drama, comedy and unscripted programming as the network maps out its autumn lineup.
Among the headline titles are Grey's Anatomy, a new spinoff tied to the long-running medical franchise, Scrubs, the pair of 9-1-1 series and Dancing With the Stars. The announcement puts some of ABC's most recognizable brands at the center of its fall strategy.
The schedule reveal helps clarify how ABC plans to pace returning favorites and new entries during one of the most competitive stretches of the broadcast calendar. High-profile series are expected to begin premiering in September and continue across the broader fall window.
With CBS having announced its own schedule earlier the same day, ABC's move rounds out the latest network planning for the 2026 fall season. For viewers, it offers an early look at when major franchise shows and reality staples will return to the weekly lineup.
