ABC Sets Summer Premiere Dates for Martin Short-Led Match Game Revival, Bachelor in Paradise and More — But Where's Claim to Fame?
ABC on Wednesday revealed its Summer 2025 schedule, which means you can start marking your calendars for new seasons of returning favorites like Bachelor in Paradise (which is heading to Costa Rica) and the Steve Harvey-hosted Celebrity Family Feud (which just got renewed for Season 11).
Press Your Luck and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire also will be back with new episodes, and Millionaire will be followed by the network's recently announced Match Game revival hosted by Only Murders in the Building star Martin Short.
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All shows will stream the next day on Hulu.
What about Claim to Fame, you wonder? Season 4 of the Jonas brothers-hosted reality competition is not on the just-released summer schedule, but here's your recurring reminder: ABC's scheduling of unscripted shows is 'opportunistic' — meaning, 'when they need it.' So if you don't see what you consider to be a 'summer' show here, don't jump to the worst conclusions. It could return later.
Read on for a breakdown of ABC's big summer premieres, then hit the comments: What shows will be heating up your summer?
MONDAY, JULY 78 pm Bachelor in Paradise (season premiere)
THURSDAY, JULY 108 pm Celebrity Family Feud (season premiere)9 pm Press Your Luck
WEDNESDAY, JULY 168 pm The 2025 ESPYs Presented by Capital One (only broadcast on ABC)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 238 pm Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (season premiere)9 pm Match Game (series premiere)
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