Coming off its 12th consecutive season as the most-watched broadcast network, CBS is doing very little tampering with its fall schedule
, a decision based on both its desire for stability and a lack of new shows to choose from because of the production shutdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The network, a unit of ViacomCBS Inc., is bringing back 23 current shows and adding only three new shows for the fall. Returning are longtime staples including “Survivor,” “Blue Bloods” and the three-series “NCIS” franchise.
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