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14-05-2025
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ABC Holds Steady With Fall 2025 Schedule Led by ‘High Potential,' ‘911' Doubleheader
The schedule ABC is rolling out for the start of the 2025-26 season looks very similar to the one it had in 2024-25. The network has made a couple of moves — 911 spinoff 911: Nashville joins the Thursday lineup, and Shark Tank is going from Friday to Wednesday nights — but ABC has opted for a mostly stable lineup. 911: Nashville is the only new series on the fall slate. More from The Hollywood Reporter 'Doctor Odyssey' Remains at Sea: No Season 2 Decision Yet at ABC TelevisaUnivision Bets on Microdramas and Music in Upfront Push Kim Kardashian Plays Hardball Divorce Lawyer in Ryan Murphy's 'All's Fair' Legal Drama Trailer That stability 'is both a strategy and also a byproduct of our success,' Disney Television Group president Craig Erwich told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview Tuesday morning. ABC has all five of the top entertainment series this season among adults 18-49 (High Potential, Abbott Elementary, The Rookie, 911 and Shifting Gears), based on Nielsen's cross-platform ratings. 'We have been successfully launching shows and returning shows to the schedule, so we don't need to make a lot of moves,' Erwich said. 'We have an ability here to focus on one or two shows and really point the audience toward what's important to us and what we think is worth their time.' ABC will once again simulcast ESPN's Monday Night Football games in the fall, and Tuesdays will feature Dancing With the Stars and season two of the network's breakout hit High Potential. Comedies Shifting Gears and Abbott Elementary will lead off Wednesdays, with season two The Golden Bachelor and Shark Tank completing the night. Celebrity Wheel of Fortune will take over the 8 p.m. Friday spot that Shark Tank has held for the past five-plus seasons. Thursdays will still feature two Ryan Murphy-produced shows to start the night, with 911 leading into 911: Nashville. The latter takes over the 9 o'clock hour from Doctor Odyssey, whose future is still up in the air. Grey's Anatomy remains at 10 p.m. Dramas Will Trent and The Rookie and unscripted shows American Idol and Celebrity Jeopardy! are on deck for midseason. The Bachelor, which has gone through behind-the-scenes turmoil this year, is not yet on the schedule. ABC's schedule for the fall is below; all times are ET. Best of The Hollywood Reporter 22 of the Most Shocking Character Deaths in Television History A 'Star Wars' Timeline: All the Movies and TV Shows in the Franchise 'Yellowstone' and the Sprawling Dutton Family Tree, Explained
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
Disney's Dana Walden talks new season of ABC shows
The Disney Co-Chairman shares the details of new shows, like '911: Nashville,' and returning favorites, like 'Dancing With the Stars.'
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13-05-2025
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ABC Holds Steady With Fall 2025 Schedule Led by ‘High Potential,' ‘911' Doubleheader
The schedule ABC is rolling out for the start of the 2025-26 season looks very similar to the one it had in 2024-25. The network has made a couple of moves — 911 spinoff 911: Nashville joins the Thursday lineup, and Shark Tank is going from Friday to Wednesday nights — but ABC has opted for a mostly stable lineup. 911: Nashville is the only new series on the fall slate. More from The Hollywood Reporter TelevisaUnivision Bets on Microdramas and Music in Upfront Push Kim Kardashian Plays Hardball Divorce Lawyer in Ryan Murphy's 'All's Fair' Legal Drama Trailer FX Sets Premiere Dates for 'The Bear' Season 4, 'Alien: Earth' and Sterlin Harjo's 'The Lowdown' That stability 'is both a strategy and also a byproduct of our success,' Disney Television Group president Craig Erwich told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview Tuesday morning. ABC has all five of the top entertainment series this season among adults 18-49 (High Potential, Abbott Elementary, The Rookie, 911 and Shifting Gears), based on Nielsen's cross-platform ratings. 'We have been successfully launching shows and returning shows to the schedule, so we don't need to make a lot of moves,' Erwich said. 'We have an ability here to focus on one or two shows and really point the audience toward what's important to us and what we think is worth their time.' ABC will once again simulcast ESPN's Monday Night Football games in the fall, and Tuesdays will feature Dancing With the Stars and season two of the network's breakout hit High Potential. Comedies Shifting Gears and Abbott Elementary will lead off Wednesdays, with season two The Golden Bachelor and Shark Tank completing the night. Celebrity Wheel of Fortune will take over the 8 p.m. Friday spot that Shark Tank has held for the past five-plus seasons. Thursdays will still feature two Ryan Murphy-produced shows to start the night, with 911 leading into 911: Nashville. The latter takes over the 9 o'clock hour from Doctor Odyssey, whose future is still up in the air. Grey's Anatomy remains at 10 p.m. Dramas Will Trent and The Rookie and unscripted shows American Idol and Celebrity Jeopardy! are on deck for midseason. The Bachelor, which has gone through behind-the-scenes turmoil this year, is not yet on the schedule. ABC's schedule for the fall is below; all times are ET. Best of The Hollywood Reporter 22 of the Most Shocking Character Deaths in Television History A 'Star Wars' Timeline: All the Movies and TV Shows in the Franchise 'Yellowstone' and the Sprawling Dutton Family Tree, Explained
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10-05-2025
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‘Dancing With the Stars' Renewed for Season 34, Reveals First Contestant
Dancing With the Stars will, unsurprisingly, hit the floor once again in the 2025-26 TV season. Following a strong run last fall, ABC has renewed the long-running competition show for a 34th season. DWTS has also named its first castmember for the coming season: conservationist and TV host Robert Irwin. The rest of the celebrity cast and their professional partners will be announced closer to the season premiere. More from The Hollywood Reporter Departing '911' Actor Says Heartfelt Goodbye: "It Has Been My Honor" 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' Teases 'Abbott Elementary' Crossover Episode Jessica Capshaw Set for '911: Nashville' at ABC As has been the case since its return to ABC in 2023, DWTS will air on the broadcast network and stream simultaneously on Disney+ next season, then stream on Hulu the following day. Irwin follows his older sister, Bindi, to the Dancing With the Stars stage. Bindi Irwin and partner Derek Hough won the competition in the show's 21st season in 2015. Dancing With the Stars is coming off a strong showing for its 33rd season. The show ranked first among all network entertainment series among adults 18-49 in the fall, averaging a 0.86 rating after a week of viewing (not including streaming). It also drew 5.86 million total viewers, even with its 2023 performance, and the season finale (7.95 million viewers, 1.55 rating in adults 18-49) brought in the show's biggest audience in more than three years. DWTS is the first of ABC's unscripted stalwarts to earn an official renewal for the 2025-26 season, though it was followed closely by The Golden Bachelor on Tuesday (Shark Tank is conducting casting calls for its 17th edition but hasn't formally been picked up). The network has also picked up most of its scripted series for next season, though first-year show Doctor Odyssey remains in limbo. Best of The Hollywood Reporter 22 of the Most Shocking Character Deaths in Television History A 'Star Wars' Timeline: All the Movies and TV Shows in the Franchise 'Yellowstone' and the Sprawling Dutton Family Tree, Explained
Yahoo
23-04-2025
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‘Dancing With the Stars' Renewed for Season 34, Reveals First Contestant
Dancing With the Stars will, unsurprisingly, hit the floor once again in the 2025-26 TV season. Following a strong run last fall, ABC has renewed the long-running competition show for a 34th season. DWTS has also named its first castmember for the coming season: conservationist and TV host Robert Irwin. The rest of the celebrity cast and their professional partners will be announced closer to the season premiere. More from The Hollywood Reporter Departing '911' Actor Says Heartfelt Goodbye: "It Has Been My Honor" 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' Teases 'Abbott Elementary' Crossover Episode Jessica Capshaw Set for '911: Nashville' at ABC As has been the case since its return to ABC in 2023, DWTS will air on the broadcast network and stream simultaneously on Disney+ next season, then stream on Hulu the following day. Irwin follows his older sister, Bindi, to the Dancing With the Stars stage. Bindi Irwin and partner Derek Hough won the competition in the show's 21st season in 2015. Dancing With the Stars is coming off a strong showing for its 33rd season. The show ranked first among all network entertainment series among adults 18-49 in the fall, averaging a 0.86 rating after a week of viewing (not including streaming). It also drew 5.86 million total viewers, even with its 2023 performance, and the season finale (7.95 million viewers, 1.55 rating in adults 18-49) brought in the show's biggest audience in more than three years. DWTS is the first of ABC's unscripted stalwarts to earn an official renewal for the 2025-26 season, though Shark Tank is conducting casting calls for its 17th edition. The network has also picked up most of its scripted series for next season, though first-year show Doctor Odyssey remains in limbo. Best of The Hollywood Reporter 22 of the Most Shocking Character Deaths in Television History A 'Star Wars' Timeline: All the Movies and TV Shows in the Franchise 'Yellowstone' and the Sprawling Dutton Family Tree, Explained
