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‘Marshals’ Season 2 Premiere Date and Cast Details Announced
The Yellowstone spinoff Marshals returns to CBS on October 4, with new cast additions and a plot centering on Kayce Dutton’s race to save his son.
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CBS to Air Career Retrospective Special on Judge Judy
A 90-minute special, ‘Judge Judy: Unfiltered, Unforgettable,’ will premiere on September 22, chronicling the life and career of television icon Judy Sheindlin.
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Big Brother Season 28 Enters Medieval Twist Amid Schedule Shift
Big Brother Season 28 Episode 26 features a medieval-themed twist that eliminates a houseguest, following a one-hour delay due to a Dolly Parton tribute special.
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Big Brother 1,000th Episode: Mallory Aurichio Evicted as Radical Medieval Twist Disrupts the Game
Mallory Aurichio was evicted in a 6-2 vote during Big Brother’s milestone 1,000th episode, which introduced a game-altering medieval twist and a live-feed blackout.
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Byron Allen’s Comedy Reruns Upstage Kimmel and Fallon in Key Demographic Ratings
A ratings surge for Byron Allen’s CBS late-night block among viewers aged 18 to 49 signals structural pressure on high-cost topical talk shows.
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CBS Expands Procedural Empire with ‘NCIS: New York’ Premiere
CBS premieres ‘NCIS: New York’ on October 6, 2026, anchoring its fall schedule with LL Cool J and Scott Caan in a strategic expansion of the long-running franchise.
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Big Brother 28: Veto Ceremony Solidifies Week 5 Block as Strategic Tensions Rise
Kamu Kirk declined to use the Power of Veto, keeping Haley, Chuk, and Barrett on the block as houseguests prepare for a high-stakes 1,000th episode milestone.
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Big Brother Season 28: Icons Orchestrate Shocking Week 4 Blindside to Evict Lyric
A dramatic 8-3 vote shook the Big Brother 28 house as the ‘Icons’ alliance blindsided the Red Corner to evict Lyric and save Melody.
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Tom Selleck Reveals ‘Blue Bloods’ Cast Took 25% Pay Cut Before Cancellation
Tom Selleck says the ‘Blue Bloods’ cast took a 25% pay cut to save the show, only for CBS to cancel the high-performing procedural anyway.
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Production Begins on ‘Tracker’ Season 4 as CBS Hit Relocates and Moves Past Family Mystery
Production has officially begun on Season 4 of CBS’s hit drama Tracker, featuring a relocation to Los Angeles and a new post-mystery narrative path.
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One Year Later: The Sudden Cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
One year after CBS canceled Stephen Colbert’s long-running late-night franchise, we revisit the timeline of the decision and its impact on the industry.
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Big Brother 28: Dee Valladares Claims First HOH as Nominations Shake Up House
Survivor alum Dee Valladares secures the first Head of Household win on Big Brother 28, nominating three houseguests to set the tone for the season’s early strategy.
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Josh Griffith Steps Down as Head Writer of ‘The Young and the Restless’
Josh Griffith is departing as head writer of CBS’s The Young and the Restless, marking a significant leadership transition for the long-running daytime drama.
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Joe Rogan Faces AI Misinformation Amid Speculation of CBS Role
Podcaster Joe Rogan is the subject of both unsubstantiated rumors regarding a transition to CBS and a viral AI-generated video misrepresenting his stance on a UFC event.
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The Strategic Evolution of the NCIS Franchise: Origins and the Future of Procedural Dominance
As NCIS: Origins approaches its Season 2 finale, the franchise continues to demonstrate remarkable longevity. By balancing prequel storytelling with potential new spin-offs, the network is reinforcing its procedural dominance in an evolving media landscape.