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September Watch Guide: Kick Off Fall With Great Shows

September Watch Guide: Kick Off Fall With Great Shows

It’s officially fall premiere season, which means there are tons of highly anticipated new shows, series and events that will start over the next two weeks. Settle in and get ready for this magical TV watching time of year.

‘Survivor ‘– CBS – September 21

What kind of adventure, action and drama will Survivor deliver for its 43rd season? New castaways will embark on a 26-day journey to see who will make it all the way to the winner’s circle. Follow along.

One Chicago Wednesdays – NBC – September 21

What’s better than kicking off a new season of a beloved show? Kicking off THREE new seasons of a trio of great shows! On One Chicago Wednesdays we’ll spend all night in the windy city for Chicago PD, Chicago Fire, and  Chicago Med all starting at 8/7c.

‘Law & Order’ Thursdays – NBC – September 22

Why not follow up a fantastic Chicago-centric Wednesday with a Thursday entrenched in Law & Order. Catch the newest seasons of Law & OrderLaw & Order: SVU, and  Law & Order: Organized Crime when you tune in at 8/7c.

President’s Cup – GOLF Channel – September 22-25

We visit Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, NC (for the first time) to experience the 2022 Presidents Cup from September 22-25. Tee off for this chief golf event on GOLF Channel.

‘Shark Tank’ – ABC – September 23

A few new sharks will be swimming into Shark Tank for season 14 as Gwyneth Paltrow and Tony Xu join in on the fun. Explore interesting business ideas, dramatic turns and new investments this season.

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‘Bob’s Burgers’ – FOX – September 25

Following Bob’s highly successful big screen rendezvous, season 13 will be kicking off bringing a bunch of new antics from our favorite seaside family. Follow along.

‘Bachelor in Paradise’ – ABC – September 27

It’s been said that Bachelor in Paradise will be taking its cues from Love Island this season by separating the genders and introducing new singles to enhance the drama.

‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ – Bravo – September 28

The ladies of Utah will return to Bravo for their third season which will inevitably bring drama, gossip and in this case, a bit of Mormonism. Catch up with the SLC Housewives.

‘The Walking Dead’ – AMC – October 2

It’s here. The final part of the last season of The Walking Dead is airing on AMC in early October. See the dramatic conclusion to this undead favorite.

‘Rick and Morty’ – Adult Swim – Sundays 11/10c

Your favorite sociopathic scientist and his simple grandson are set to embark on even more sci-fi adventures across time, and this time they’ll take the whole family along for the ride. Season six can be found on Adult Swim on Sundays. Get in on the antics.

NFL Season Kick Off – Check Your Guide – September 8

Are you ready? NFL regular season kicks off on September 8 when the Bills and Rams go head-to-head in LA at 8:20 p.m. ET. Explore the full NFL schedule and find out how to watch your favorite games.

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‘Monarch’ – FOX – September 11

Albie (Trace Adkins) and Dottie Roman (Susan Sarandon) are the reigning king and queen of country music, who brought up a talented brood ready to continue that legacy. Nicky (Anna Friel) is the heir apparent of the crown and will do anything to get what’s hers. What happens when a family dynasty is in jeopardy? See for yourself.

74th Emmy Awards – NBC – September 12

The live broadcast of the 74th Emmy Awards will take place September 12 on NBC and will highlight some of the shiniest stars, funniest comedies, intense dramas and more. Kenan Thompson will host the event and keep the show flowing smoothly.

‘Atlanta’ – FX – September 15

Donald Glover’s Emmy-award winning masterpiece, Atlanta, is entering its fourth and final season and will no doubt usher in my bizarre storylines and unique characters for its finale. Get into the final season of Atlanta as it touches down on FX.

‘The Cleaning Lady’ – FOX – September 19

Perpetually cleaning up, whether it’s a home, a crime scene or her life, Thony (Elodie Young) is back to navigating her double life. Watch season 2 on FOX.

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NCIS – CBS – September 19

The show of many iterations is back for its 20th season. The original installment, NCIS, will bring back Special Agent McGee (Sean Murray) who will no doubt get to the bottom of new crimes. Brush up on NCIS on CBS. In the meantime, see where it started:

The Masked Singer – FOX – September 21

Nick Cannon returns to host as phenomenal talent don elaborate costumes to conceal their identities as they compete in The Masked Singer. Season eight will air on FOX, can you guess who’s behind the mask?

The Amazing Race – CBS – September 21

In season 34, The Amazing Race heads to Jordan to embark on desert adventures unlike any we’ve seen before. Don’t miss a moment of this intense competition on CBS.

Abbott Elementary – ABC – September 21

Our favorite bunch of Philadelphia educators are back for another school year and intend to continue doing everything in their power to help kids succeed, even with some obstacles in their way. It’s back to school season.

Keep up with what’s on TV tonight, including exciting moments in sports, TV and movies. Find even more great shows and movies to watch in our last WATCH GUIDE.

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