CBS Announces Fall Premiere Dates in September and October

CBS announced a "multi-phase rollout" of its fall programming Tuesday, with premiere dates for Survivor, NCIS, The Big Bang Theory and more stretching from September through the end of October.

The network's new Sunday night lineup, with 60 Minutes, Madam Secretary and The Good Wife, will debut on Sept. 21. Under the Dome will wrap up its second season on Monday, Sept. 22.

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The week of Sept. 22 will feature the premieres of The Big Bang Theory, NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans and Survivor, among others. Mom, Criminal Minds and NCIS: Los Angeles will return the following week.

2 Broke Girls returns on Oct. 27, and Big Bang moves to its regular Thursday night time slot on Oct. 30, along with the premieres of The Millers, Two and a Half Men, The McCarthys and Elementary, after the conclusion of Thursday Night Football.

Thursday Night Football premieres on Sept. 11 with the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. the Baltimore Ravens.

Check out the full list of CBS' fall premieres below. Which shows are you looking forward to watching?

Thursday, Sept. 11
7:30/6:30c: NFL Thursday Night Football

Sunday, Sept. 21 
 7/6c: 60 Minutes
 8/7: Madam Secretary
9/8c: The Good Wife

Monday, Sept. 22 
 8/7c: The Big Bang Theory (back-to-back episodes)
9/8c: Scorpion
10/9c: Under the Dome (season finale)

Tuesday, Sept. 23
8/7c: NCIS
9/8c: NCIS: New Orleans
 10/9c: Person of Interest

Wednesday, Sept. 24 
 8/7c: Survivor
9/8c: Extant (season finale)

Friday, Sept. 26 
 8/7c: The Amazing Race
 9/8c: Hawaii Five-0

Saturday, Sept. 27
 10/9c: 48 Hours

Sunday, Sept. 28 
 10/9c: CSI

Monday, Sept. 29 
 8:30/7:30c: Mom
10/9c: NCIS: Los Angeles

Wednesday, Oct. 1 
 9/8c: Criminal Minds
 10/9c: Stalker

Monday, Oct. 27 
 8/7c: 2 Broke Girls

Thursday, Oct. 30
8/7c: The Big Bang Theory
8:30/7:30c: The Millers
9/8c: Two and a Half Men
9:30/8:30c: The McCarthys
10/9c: Elementary

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