ABC Sets Fall Premiere Dates for 9-1-1: Nashville, High Potential, Grey's and More — Most Scripted Shows Held for October
Among scripted shows, High Potential is first out the gate on Tuesday, Sept. 16, following Dancing With the Stars' season opener. All others premiere in October, including returning favorites 9-1-1, Abbott Elementary, Grey's Anatomy and Shifting Gears, and the highly anticipated 9-1-1: Nashville (starring Chris O'Donnell and Jessica Capshaw).
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As previously reported, The Rookie and Will Trent are on hold until midseason, along with the recently announced Scrubs revival.
All told, ABC's primetime rollout looks like this:
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SATURDAY, AUG. 237:30 pm College Football (North Carolina Central Eagles at Southern University Jaguars)
MONDAY, SEPT. 88 pm ESPN's Monday Night Football (Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears)
TUESDAY, SEPT. 168 pm Dancing With the Stars Season 3410 pm High Potential Season 2
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 248 pm The Golden Bachelor Season 2 (two hours)10 pm Shark Tank Season 17
FRIDAY, SEPT. 268 pm Celebrity Wheel of Fortune Season 6 (hosted by Ryan Seacrest)9 pm 20/20
SUNDAY, SEPT. 287 pm America's Funniest Home Videos Season 368 pm The Wonderful World of Disney (Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3)
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18 pm Shifting Gears Season 28:30 pm Abbott Elementary Season 59 pm The Golden Bachelor (time slot premiere)10 pm Shark Tank (new episode)
THURSDAY, OCT. 168 pm 9-1-1 Season 99 pm 10 pm Grey's Anatomy Season 22
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