In releasing its planned fall schedule, CBS is giving audiences a chance to get ready for a handful of new series, as well as a long list of returning favorites. Having some of TV’s highest-rated comedies and dramas will certainly help CBS out in bringing their new series a bunch of viewers.

Saying goodbye to shows like Battle Creek and The McCarthys allows CBS the opportunity to present audiences with the highly anticipated return to primetime for Supergirl, developed by Arrow’s Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Ali Adler. The network continues its tradition of mostly narrative-driven series, with Survivor and Thursday Night Football leading the unscripted ranks, and we’ll one day see just what’ll happen with The Big Bang Theory’s cliffhanger finale.

New shows on CBS are listed in all caps.

8-8:30 p.m. ET – The Big Bang Theory
8:30-9 p.m. ET – LIFE IN PIECE
9-10 p.m. – Scorpion
10-11 p.m. ET – NCIS: LA

8-9 p.m. ET – SUPERGIRL
9-10 p.m. ET – Scorpion
10-11 p.m. ET – NCIS: LA

8-9 p.m. ET – NCIS
9-10 p.m. ET – NCIS: New Orleans
10-11 p.m. ET – LIMITLESS

8-9 p.m. ET – Survivor
9-10 p.m. ET – Criminal Minds
10-11 p.m. ET – CODE BLACK

8-11 p.m. – Thursday Night Football

8-8:30 p.m. ET – The Big Bang Theory
8:30-9 p.m. ET – LIFE IN PIECE
9-9:30 p.m. ET – Mom
9:30-10 p.m. ET – ANGEL FROM HELL
10-11 p.m. ET – Elementary

8-9 p.m. ET – The Amazing Race
9-10 p.m. ET – Hawaii Five-0
10-11 p.m. ET – Blue Bloods

8-9 p.m. ET – Crimetime Saturday
9-10 p.m. ET – Crimetime Saturday
10-11 p.m. ET – 48 Hours

7-8 p.m. ET – 60 Minutes
8-9 p.m. ET – Madam Secretary
9-10 p.m. ET – The Good Wife
10-11 p.m. ET – CSI: Cyber

For a full rundown on all the series that have been renewed and canceled, check out our list here.