CBS likes to tout itself as America’s most watched network. Its ratings success is mostly contributed to having the two most popular shows on TV, The Big Bang Theory and NCIS.

The network also has no shortage of procedurals that viewers love on its schedule. With that in mind, only a few minor changes were made to its fall schedule.

Jim Parsons is executive producing Young Sheldon, which stars Iain Armitage as 9-year-old Sheldon Cooper. Source: TV Line

Its most high-profile new series is The Big Bang Theory spinoff Young Sheldon. The show follows a 9-year-old Sheldon Cooper, as he navigates high school and survives life in East Texas. The show will be narrated by Jim Parsons and has been given the network’s coveted Thursday at 8:30 pm timeslot.

Adding to its ever-growing list of cop dramas is the reboot of S.W.A.T. starring Shemar Moore. CBS is also jumping on this season’s military drama bandwagon with Seal Team starring TV favorite David Boreanaz.

S.W.A.T., a new drama series inspired by the feature film, stars Shemar Moore as a locally born and bred S.W.A.T. sergeant newly tasked to run a specialized tactical unit. Photo: Michael Yarish/CBS

Until Thursday Night Football wraps up in October, Monday and Thursday night lineups will be shifted around.

Sunday

7 pm-60 Minutes 8 pm-Wisdom of the Crowd 9 pm-NCIS: Los Angeles 10 pm-Madam Secretary

Monday (before Oct. 26)

8 pm-The Big Bang Theory 8:30 pm-9JKL 9 pm-Kevin Can Wait 9:30 pm-Me Myself and I 10 pm-Scorpion

Monday (after Oct. 26)

8 pm-Kevin Can Wait 8:30 pm-9JKL 9 pm-Me Myself and I 9:30 pm-Superior Donuts 10 pm-Scorpion

Tuesday

8 pm-NCIS 9 pm-Bull 10 pm-NCIS: New Orleans

Wednesday

8 pm-Survivor 9 pm-Seal Team 10 pm-Criminal Minds

Thursday (before Oct. 26)

Thursday Night Football

Thursday (after Oct. 26)

8 pm-The Big Bang Theory 8:30 pm-Young Sheldon 9 pm-Mom 9:30 pm-Life in Pieces 10 pm-S.W.A.T.

Friday

8 pm-MacGyver 9 pm-Hawaii Five-0 10 pm-Blue Bloods

Saturday

8 pm-drama encore 9 pm-drama encore 10 pm-48 Hours

Will you be checking out any of CBS’ new shows?

Source: TV Line

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