NetflixFall TV may look a little different this year, but it is not dead.
The coronavirus pandemic has halted or slowed production on nearly every show this year, meaning we'll have to wait a bit longer than usual for most broadcast shows to return. But that doesn't mean there aren't still shows to watch this fall, and we're keeping track of all the biggest and most promising shows that actually do have premiere dates.
Those include popular returning shows like Supernatural, The Crown, Pen15, Fear the Walking Dead and Fargo, as well as new shows like Ratched, Woke, and Utopia.
Most of these shows had the bulk of their filming completed before the pandemic hit, and others are going back into production now. Some shows were originally set to premiere earlier this year but were pushed back in order to give us content this fall.
However they got made, we're thankful for them, and we still can't help but notice that even in a pandemic, there's too much TV.
Some high-profile shows like The Bachelorette have resumed production but have not yet announced a premiere date, but we'll be sure to keep updating this gallery as more premiere dates come in. Scroll down and stay tuned!
Michelle Young gets her chance in the spotlight in a special fall season of The Bachelorette, beginning Tuesday, Oct. 19.
Brandy, Eve, Naturi Naughton and Nadine Velasquez star as four former hip hop stars who are reuniting in their 40s in this new ABC drama, premiering Tuesday, Oct. 19.
Gwyneth Paltrow and the goop team are back with a new series, Sex, Love & goop.
The Blacklist, sans Megan Boone, returns for season nine on Thursday, Oct. 21.
The fifth and final season of Insecure will premiere on HBO Oct. 24.
Curb Your Enthusiasm's 11th season will debut Oct. 24 on HBO.
All American returns for a fourth season on Monday, Oct. 25 on The CW.
In this reboot of the former USA Network drama, 4400 marginalized people who have gone missing over the last century suddenly return, with no memory and no signs of aging. It premieres Monday, Oct. 25.
Walker is back for his second season on Thursday, Oct. 28.
Catch the first three episodes of Love Life season two on HBO Max Oct. 28.
Jodie Whittaker's final season as the Time Lord will premiere on Halloween.
Hailee Steinfeld takes her final bow as Emily Dickinson in the third and final season of AppleTV+'s Dickinson.
Netflix's Gentefied will return with a second season on Nov. 10.
The Flash is back for season eight on Tuesday, Nov. 16.
The grown-up kids of Riverdale return on Tuesday, Nov. 16 for season six.
Amazon Prime Video's action-packed series Hanna returns for a third season on Nov. 24.
Season four of Netflix's popular series returns Nov. 24.
Three new singles seek out someone special to bring home for the holidays in HBO Max's 12 Dates of Christmas, returning for season two on Nov. 25.
Say bonjour to season two of Emily in Paris, premiering on Netflix on Dec. 22.
Disney+'s newest Star Wars series, The Book of Boba Fett, will premiere before the New Year: Dec. 29, to be exact.
For an update on the shows that have resumed production, head over to our handy gallery!