The CW's Fall 2019 TV Schedule

Although The CW renewed every show on its lineup, the 2019-2020 television season will mark the end of an era at the young-skewing network: Supernatural is finally coming to a close after 15 seasons of narrowly avoided apocalypses, a number of arguably different but still mostly indistinguishable haircuts, and, of course, a whole lot of death. We're not just talking about on-screen deaths, though; the Winchesters (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles) survived the supposed Friday-night death slot years ago.

For its final season, Supernatural is staying put on Thursdays at 8/7c -- but Arrow, which is also ending this season, is on the move to a new night. The drama will air Tuesdays at 9/8c, following The Flash. And fans can get ready for Wednesday nights to be all about teens whose hometowns hide big secrets: Riverdalewill lead into The CW's new take on Nancy Drew.

The only other new series hitting The CW this fall is Batwoman, which is set for Sundays at 8/7c -- where it will make the perfect lead-in to Supergirl. Elsewhere on the schedule, All Americanand Black Lightningare paired up on Mondays, Legacieswill keep the mystical drama going after Supernatural on Thursdays, and Fridays are all about CharmedandDynasty.

Check out The CW's full schedule below. New shows are in ALL CAPS.

MONDAY
8/7c: All-American
9/8c: Black Lightning

TUESDAY
8/7c: The Flash
9/8c: Arrow

WEDNESDAY
8/7c: Riverdale
9/8c: NANCY DREW

THURSDAY
8/7c: Supernatural
9/8c: Legacies

FRIDAY
8/7c: Charmed
9/8c: Dynasty

SUNDAY
8/7c: BATWOMAN
9/8c: Supergirl

MIDSEASON

Airing at midseason will be returning shows DC's Legends of Tomorrow, In the Dark, The 100, and Roswell, New Mexico, as well as new show Katy Keene.

For more information, check out everything you need to know about NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, and The CW's fall lineups here.

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