Fox Unveils Fall 2026 Television Schedule Featuring Returning Series and New Game Shows
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Fox Unveils Fall 2026 Television Schedule Featuring Returning Series and New Game Shows

authorBy Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
DateJul 14, 2026
Read Time2 min

Fox has unveiled its comprehensive fall 2026 programming slate, presenting an exciting array of returning series, engaging game shows, and beloved animated comedies. The network's autumn schedule is designed to captivate a broad audience, featuring well-established hits and fresh content, all set to commence in late September. This strategic announcement provides viewers with a clear roadmap of the upcoming entertainment offerings, highlighting key dates and times for their favorite programs and introducing new ones.

The new season is scheduled to commence on September 21st with the sixth season premiere of "Celebrity Name That Tune," hosted by Jane Krakowski and featuring music direction by Robin Thicke. This popular musical game show will lead into other highly anticipated premieres. The following day, September 22nd, marks the return of medical drama "Best Medicine" for its second season, immediately followed by the third season debut of "Doc." These medical-themed programs aim to maintain their strong viewership with compelling storylines and character developments.

Mid-week will bring back more fan favorites. On September 23rd, Rob Lowe's engaging game show "The Floor" will air its sixth season premiere, continuing its unique competition format. This will be followed by the second season of "99 to Beat." Culinary enthusiasts can look forward to the 25th season of Gordon Ramsay’s high-stakes cooking competition, "Hell’s Kitchen," premiering on September 24th, coupled with the fifth season of the intense reality series "Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test."

Football coverage will also feature prominently in Fox's fall programming, with "Fox College Football Friday" starting on September 4th. The network will continue its extensive sports broadcasting with "Fox Sports Saturday," maintaining its ongoing presence in weekend sports. The final Sunday of September, the 27th, is packed with animated comedies and other popular series, including the 38th season premiere of "The Simpsons," the fifth season of "Animal Control," and the third seasons of "Universal Basic Guys" and "Grimsburg." These animated staples are expected to continue their tradition of sharp wit and humorous storytelling.

Overall, Fox's fall 2026 schedule offers a robust and diverse lineup, ensuring a wide range of entertainment options for viewers. From competitive game shows and dramatic series to long-running animated comedies and live sports, the network is poised to deliver a strong season of programming, catering to various tastes and preferences across its audience base.

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