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List of years in American television:
List of 2023 American television debuts
2022–23 United States network television schedule
2023–24 United States network television schedule
List of American television programs currently in production

The following is a list of events affecting American television in 2023. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, and cancellations; channel launches, closures, and re-brandings; stations changing or adding their network affiliations; information on controversies, business transactions, and carriage disputes; and deaths of those who made various contributions to the medium.

Notable events

January

Date Event Source
2 During the first quarter of that night’s Monday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Paycor Stadium, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin went into cardiac arrest and collapsed midfield after tackling Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins. Hamlin received treatment (including CPR and automated external defibrillation) on-field by stadium medical personnel, who were able to restore his heartbeat, and was subsequently taken to University of Cincinnati Medical Center in critical condition. (Hamlin came out of his induced coma on January 5, with his neurological functions determined to be intact; he was released from UCMC on January 9 and returned to Buffalo, where he underwent two additional days of evaluation at Buffalo General Medical Center before being released there.) After being suspended for roughly 45 minutes with 5:58 remaining in the quarter, the game—which was simulcast on ABC, in addition to its regular broadcasts on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+—was postponed. On January 6, the NFL announced that the game would not be completed; playoff seeding that was to be determined by the Bills–Bengals game was instead decided by winning percentage (factoring this, the Bengals would clinch the AFC North championship title), and matchups were determined through Wild Card games (involving the Miami Dolphins against the Bills, and the Baltimore Ravens against the Bengals) scheduled for January 14 and 15, respectively. The Bills and Bengals would each advance to the Divisional Playoffs, which saw the Bengals qualify for the AFC Championship, 27–10, in a January 22 rematch against the Bills. [1][2]
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3 For The View's first episode of the year, current and former hosts (including original panelists Star Jones, Debbie Matenopoulos and Meredith Vieira, the latter appearing via phone call due to illness) reunite to honor Barbara Walters. Walters, who died on December 30, 2022 at age 93, created and produced the ABC daytime talk show, and was among its panelists from its August 1997 debut until her retirement in May 2014. [7]
5 CBS West Coast flagship KCBS-TV and independent KCAL-TV, both in Los Angeles and owned by the network, jointly rebrand their news department as KCAL News. The change takes effect with the launch of a six-hour local morning newscast on KCAL-TV, with a one hour simulcast on KCBS-TV (which begins carrying CBS Mornings live at 4 a.m. PT along with the West Coast feed at 7 a.m. PT). Local and network management agreed to the KCAL News rebrand as a way to leverage KCAL-TV's stronger identity in the market, having been the first station to launch a three-hour primetime newscast in 1990. [8][9]
6 Dish Network removes 32 stations collectively owned by Mission Broadcasting (including WPIX/New York City, WXXA/Albany, WYOU/Scranton–Wilkes Barre, KWBQ–KASY/Albuquerque–Santa Fe, WNAC/Providence, KAMC/Lubbock, and KLRT–KASN/Little Rock) and White Knight Broadcasting (owner of WVLA/Baton Rouge and KFXK/Longview), after the satellite provider and the two Nexstar Media Group affiliate companies fail to renew a carriage agreement that expired that day. The blackout effectively leaves the affected Mission and White Knight stations without satellite distribution as both groups have been involved in separate carriage disputes with DirecTV (and co-owned DirecTV Stream and U-verse TV) that began in October 2022. [10][11]
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10 The 80th Golden Globe Awards air on NBC and stream on Peacock from The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, with Jerrod Carmichael hosting. It follows a one-year absence from the network after NBC declined to air the previous year's ceremony in support of boycotts by various media companies, actors, and other creative individuals in the entertainment industry over the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's lack of action to increase the diversity of the organization's board membership. Among television awards, Abbott Elementary was the top winner with three awards each (“Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy”, “Best Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy” for Quinta Brunson, and “Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series – Musical-Comedy or Drama” for Tyler James Williams), tying with top film winner The Banshees of Inisherin (which won for "Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy", “Best Screenplay”, and ”Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy” for Colin Farrell) for the most wins overall among the ceremony’s awards. [14][15]
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12 Nexstar Media Group ceases live streams of local programming (including newscasts) produced by its stations on their websites and mobile apps, instituting a two-hour delayed feed of each station’s local programs in its place. The change is an apparent effort to obtain leverage in contractual negotiations with linear pay TV providers, amid Nexstar’s carriage disputes with providers such as DirecTV, Dish Network and Verizon FiOS (see January 6 entry as an example). Three of the group’s major-market stations (WGN/Chicago, KTLA/Los Angeles and KRON/San Francisco), and live breaking news and severe weather events covered by the affected stations are exempt from the change, which deviates from the now-standard practice of offering live newscasts online for the convenience of viewers who are unable to view them at home or who live outside of the station’s home market. [17]
15 The 28th Critics' Choice Awards airs on The CW from the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Century City, with Chelsea Handler as host. Among television nominees, Better Call Saul had the most wins with three awards (“Best Drama Series”, “Best Actor in a Drama Series” for Bob Odenkirk, and “Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series” for Giancarlo Esposito), while Abbott Elementary won two awards (“Best Comedy Series”, and “Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series” for Sheryl Lee Ralph). Everything Everywhere All at Once won five awards (including “Best Picture”, and “Best Supporting Actor” for Ke Huy Quan) to become the ceremony’s top winner overall and among film nominees. Special honors went to Jeff Bridges (Lifetime Achievement Award) and Janelle Monáe (#SeeHer Award). [18][19]
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17 The Daily Show begins its post-Trevor Noah era, returning from a five-week hiatus with Leslie Jones beginning a week-long stint as guest host. Jones is the first in a series of guests who will anchor the Comedy Central nightly program while the network determines a permanent successor for Noah, who ended a seven-year run as host in December 2022. [22][23]
19 LIV Golf signs a multi-year deal with The CW to broadcast and stream its events beginning with the 14-tournament 2023 season (the first event being the LIV Golf Mayakoba tournament at the El Camaleón Mayakoba Golf Course in Solidaridad, Quintana Roo from February 24 to 26). The deal is the golf organization's first U.S. broadcast deal—its inaugural year in 2022 was available only through YouTube—and the CW's entry into live sports telecasts. This deal was criticized by the National Press Club as an attempt by Saudi Araba's monarchy (which finances LIV through a sovereign wealth fund) to sportwash its unflattering reputation after their alleged involvement in the October 2018 assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. At least ten affiliates declined to air the LIV telecasts, including all eight owned by CBS; Nexstar leased airtime on other stations in those markets. [24][25]
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23 CBS News Detroit, a localized extension of CBS News's streaming service, formally launches in Detroit. CBS-owned WWJ-TV simulcasts the 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts, with additional newscasts debuting on both platforms in the coming weeks. This marks a return to local news on WWJ-TV since a partially-outsourced morning drive newscast was cancelled in 2012. (An 11 p.m. newscast, produced by co-owned WKBD-TV, ran from 2001 to 2002, when the entire news service was shuttered.) The launch of CBS News Detroit was delayed throughout much of 2022 due to pandemic and supply chain-related delays. WKBD-TV's 10 p.m. news, originally produced remotely from KTVT/KTXA in Dallas–Fort Worth, had already been relaunched as Detroit Now News, a hybrid national-local newscast featuring CBS News Detroit reports and content. [27][28]
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The Association of Pickleball Professionals signs multiplatform deals with CBS Sports and ESPN to broadcast and stream its tournaments beginning with the league’s 2023 season. In addition to coverage on APP's standalone outlet, APP TV, the agreements encompass eleven of the 22 APP Tour events scheduled for the 2023 season, covering streaming coverage of eight events on ESPN+ (beginning with the Daytona Beach, Florida event held from February 8–12) and accompanying hour-long recap shows airing on ESPN2, and linear broadcasts of three additional events and recap programs on CBS Sports Network. [32][33]
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The post-production editing staff of Saturday Night Live approve a strike authorization motion with the Motion Picture Editors Guild. The staff of 12–20 editors and film managers responsible for editing pre-taped sketches shown on the NBC variety series unionized in October 2022, and sent contract proposals to NBCUniversal in December of that year; the authorization of a possible strike comes as negotiations on the contract proposals have not seen movement since their filing. [35]
24 In the wake of felony charges of domestic abuse against him being made public following a court hearing on January 12, Adult Swim announces that it has severed ties with Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland. The single-count charges of domestic battery and false imprisonment, to which Roiland pled not guilty in October 2020, were related to a complaint involving an alleged incident that occurred ten months prior with an unidentified woman. Following Roiland's exit, production of the animated series will continue with co-creator Dan Harmon remaining as its lone showrunner, while the title characters, which had been voiced by Roiland, will be recast. Hulu would follow suit the next day, dropping him from Solar Opposites (the lead character of which he also voiced, in addition to handling showrunning duties) and the just-premiered Koala Man. [36][37]
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The Federal Communications Commission issues a fine of $504,000 against Fox for “willfully violating” regulations prohibiting the sounding of Emergency Alert System tones or the simulation of an EAS alert during television programming in the absence of an emergency for a November 2021 promotional segment that aired during Fox NFL Sunday for a game telecast involving the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles that followed the pre-game show. (The Giants won that game, 13-7.) The promo mimicking an emergency broadcast, described by Fox as a “short comedic advertisement”, began with a three-second excerpt of the 853 Hz and 960 Hz tones used to precede EAS alert transmissions, which the network admitted had been downloaded or recorded from a YouTube video. [39][40]
25 DirecTV removes Newsmax TV from the namesake satellite provider, and sister services DirecTV Stream and U-verse TV, after the company and network parent Newsmax Media fail to agree on a new contract. Although DirecTV cites aggressive carriage fee demands for the removal (while noting the wide availability of the network’s content on its website and free streaming platforms), Newsmax accused the company of “deplatforming” it and fellow archconservative news and commentary channel One America News Network (which DirecTV removed in April 2022)—inferring an ideological motive for the decision, even though DirecTV continues to carry their main conservative rival Fox News—and dishonesty about the network’s fee increase offers. A group of 41 Republican congressmen led by Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) sent a letter to the CEOs of DirecTV and shareholders AT&T and TPG Capital the week before, warning them of possible House committee hearings over the impasse should the provider drop the network. Newsmax TV, as with OAN, has been accused of pushing debunked claims of electoral fraud during the 2020 presidential election, earning support from former president Donald Trump (who is a personal friend of Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy) amid his criticism of Fox News for being the first television news outlet to call Arizona for Democratic challenger Joe Biden in that election. [41][42]
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27 ABC News officially cuts ties with Amy Robach and T. J. Holmes. The two hosts of GMA3: What You Need to Know, who had respectively been with the network since 2012 and 2014, had been off the air since December 5, 2022 after a Daily Mail exposé revealed they had been in a romantic relationship (and had left their respective spouses), an affair ABC described then as "an internal and external disruption" but not a violation of company policy (although an internal investigation would commence). ABC correspondents Gio Benitez and Stephanie Ramos have been hosting GMA3 in the interim. [44]
Deadline reports that CNBC will discontinue producing original entertainment content for its prime time block, emphasizing instead on reruns of reality and documentary shows (e.g. Shark Tank, American Greed). The business news-oriented network's prime time had been home to first-run unscripted content that focused on wealth and lifestyle, including Jay Leno's Garage (whose cancellation had been announced earlier in the week) and the Kevin O’Leary-hosted Money Court. [45]
30 Paramount Global announces plans to fully integrate its Showtime network with the premium tier of the Paramount+ streaming service, beginning on a future date yet to be announced. The combined service will be branded as Paramount+ with Showtime, replacing a bundle of the same name that launched in mid-2022. [46]
31 YouTube TV drops MLB Network from its channel lineup after failing to reach a contract renewal agreement. Subscribers will be able to continue watching select national Major League Baseball games on Fox, ESPN and TBS. [47]

February

Date Event Source
3 For the first time since 2015, Paul Shaffer reunites The World's Most Dangerous Band (the house band for David Letterman's Late Night and Late Show) to fill in for The Tonight Show's regular house band The Roots, who were in Los Angeles preparing for a performance at the Grammys. [48]
5 The 65th Annual Grammy Awards airs on CBS from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Trevor Noah serves as host of a ceremony that sees notable winners including Lizzo, whose "About Damn Time" wins Record of the Year; Harry Styles, whose Harry's House wins Album of the Year; and Beyoncé, whose four wins on the night (including Renaissance as Best Dance/Electronic Album) push her career Grammy mark to 32, making her the most-lauded artist in Grammy history. [49]
7 NFL Network removes analyst and former player Michael Irvin from its coverage of Super Bowl LVII following allegations of sexual misconduct toward a woman at a hotel he was staying at in the Phoenix area, where the game will be held. Though surveillance video showed him interacting with the woman, Irvin told Dallas–Fort Worth radio station KRLD-FM and The Dallas Morning News that he had no recollection of any incident because he had been inebriated, and denied any wrongdoing. Irvin would file a $100 million defamation suit against the anonymous accuser and the hotel on February 9. [50][51]
8 The Wall Street Journal reports Warner Bros. Discovery will continue to operate Discovery+ as a standalone streaming service, a pivot from the company’s initial plans to shutter it entirely following the Spring launch of its yet-to-be-named HBO Max–Discovery+ combination service, which will feature most of Discovery+’s existing content library in addition to the full HBO Max library. WBD cites concerns about Discovery+ subscribers opting out of moving to the pricier offering for the decision. (WBD has indicated that the combined service’s ad-supported and ad-free tiers will be set at a higher price point than those of HBO Max and Discovery+.) [52][53]
NewsNation correspondent Evan Lambert is arrested on disorderly conduct and criminal trespassing complaints for allegedly disrupting a news conference by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine on the February 3 derailment of a Norfolk Southern freight train containing hazardous chemicals that prompted residential evacuations in East Palestine. The D.C.-based correspondent was conducting a live report for the Nexstar-owned cable news channel’s Rush Hour program when police officers inside the gym of the village’s elementary school, where the news conference was held, told him to conclude the report while DeWine was speaking, and subsequently pushed Lambert to the ground and handcuffed him after acceding to their request. DeWine later condemned the officers’ actions, clarifying he did not authorize Lambert’s arrest. Lambert was released from the Columbiana County Jail later that evening on an $850 bond; he is scheduled to be arraigned on February 23. [54][55]
12 The Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Philadelphia Eagles, 38–35, in Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, which was broadcast on Fox (in English) and Fox Deportes (in Spanish), and streamed on the Fox Sports app and NFL+. It was the first Super Bowl assignment for play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt and color analyst Greg Olsen, who succeeded Joe Buck and Troy Aikman as Fox's NFL broadcast team in 2020 after they were hired by ABC/ESPN to call its Monday Night Football and NFL playoff telecasts. The Fox telecast averaged 113 million viewers according to preliminary Nielsen data, becoming the second-most-watched program in American television history (behind Super Bowl XLIX), with viewership reaching 118.7 million during the halftime show (headlined by Rihanna, who revealed her second pregnancy with the performance); the Fox Deportes telecast was watched by 951,000 viewers, becoming both the most-watched Super Bowl broadcast and the most watched non-soccer sports telecast in Spanish-language cable history. [56][57]
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15 Gray Television sells Fox affiliate KNIN in Boise, Idaho (operated by the E. W. Scripps Company) to Marquee Broadcasting in exchange for MeTV affiliate WPGA in Macon, Georgia. When completed, the deal will result in Gray owning at least one full-power station in nine of Georgia's eleven television markets. [65]
16 Ryan Seacrest announces he will step down as co-host and executive producer of Live with Kelly and Ryan, which he has hosted alongside Kelly Ripa since 2017, to concentrate full-time on other projects (including his hosting duties on American Idol and his syndicated radio program). Ripa’s husband, Mark Consuelos, who has frequently served as guest host since she became co-host of the Disney/ABC-produced syndicated morning talk show in 2001, will succeed Seacrest as permanent co-host of the renamed Live with Kelly and Mark. Seacrest—who will return occasionally to guest co-host—will continue hosting Live through April, at which time he will relocate to Los Angeles to host Idol's live performance shows. [66][67]
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22 Spectrum News 13 reporter Dylan Lyons is killed, and colleague and photojournalist Jesse Walden critically injured, in a shooting incident in the Orlando suburb of Pine Hills, Florida that also claimed the life of a nine-year-old girl and critically injured her mother. Lyons and Walden were at the scene of a homicide that claimed the life of a woman earlier that day. A teenager was taken into custody as a suspect in both incidents. [69][70]
23 Ellen Pompeo makes her last appearance as a cast regular on Grey's Anatomy as her character, Meredith Grey, leaves Seattle and Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital for Boston in the episode "I'll Follow the Sun." Pompeo has been with the ABC medical drama since its 2005 premiere, and remains attached as an executive producer and voiceover star, in addition to making occasional on-screen guest appearances, the next of which will be the current 19th season's finale in May. [71]

Future events

February

Date Event Source
26 The 29th Screen Actors Guild Awards, to be presented at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Century City, California, will air live on Netflix's YouTube channel. The broadcast is a one-year arrangement between SAG and Netflix, biding time for after the streamer has worked out its live streaming capabilities so it can carry the ceremony beginning next year. This deal comes after TNT and TBS announced they would no longer broadcast the ceremony. [72][73]

March

Date Event Source
4 The 2023 Kids' Choice Awards will air on Nickelodeon from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, with Nate Burleson and Charli D'Amelio as hosts. [74]
12 The 95th Academy Awards will air on ABC from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, with Jimmy Kimmel as host. [75][76]

April

Date Event Source
2 The 2023 CMT Music Awards will air on CBS from the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, with Kane Brown and Kelsea Ballerini as host. [77][78]

June

Date Event Source
11 The 76th Tony Awards will air on CBS and stream on Paramount+ from the United Palace in Manhattan. [79]

September

Date Event Source
10 As part of a seven-year agreement reached between the NFL and Alphabet Inc. in December 2022, streaming platforms YouTube TV and YouTube Primetime Channels will become the exclusive carriers of NFL Sunday Ticket, replacing satellite service DirecTV, which had exclusively carried the out-of-market sports package since it launched in September 1994. [80][81]
18 The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards will air on Fox. [82]

Television shows

Shows debuting in 2023

Main article: List of 2023 American television debuts

Shows changing networks

Show Moved from Moved to Source
RuPaul's Drag Race VH1 MTV [83]
Miss Universe Fox The Roku Channel [84]
Chad TBS [85]
The Nevers HBO Tubi [86]
Screen Actors Guild Awards TNT/TBS YouTube[note 1] [72]
Snowpiercer TNT TBA [87]
Warrior Cinemax HBO Max [88]
Summer Camp Island HBO Max Cartoon Network [89]
Jellystone!
Minx Starz [90]
Uncoupled Netflix Showtime [91]
Genius National Geographic Disney+ [92]

Milestone episodes and anniversaries

Show Network Episode # Episode title Episode airdate Source
Family Guy Fox 400th episode "Love Story Guy"[note 2] January 8 [93]
Jimmy Kimmel Live! ABC 20th anniversary "George Clooney, Snoop Dogg, Coldplay” January 26 [94]
Bob's Burgers Fox 250th episode "Oh Row You Didn't" February 19 [93][95]
Chicago P.D. NBC 200th episode "Trapped" February 22 [96][97]
NCIS CBS 450th episode "Unusual Suspects" February 27 [98]
The Blacklist NBC 200th episode TBA March 19 [99][100]
General Hospital ABC 60th anniversary Multiple March 31
April 3–7 		[101]
Power Rangers Netflix 30th anniversary "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always" April 19 [102]
All In with Chris Hayes MSNBC 10th anniversary TBA April [citation needed]
The Simpsons Fox 750th episode "Homer's Adventure Through the Windshield Glass" May 21 [103]
The Neighborhood CBS 100th episode TBA TBA [104]
American Dad! TBS 350th episode [105]
Futurama Hulu 150th episode [106]
Teen Titans Go! Cartoon Network 400th episode [107]

Shows returning in 2023

Show Last aired Type of return Previous channel New/returning/same channel Return date Source
Lingo 2011 Revival Game Show Network CBS January 11 [108][109]
Night Court 1992 NBC same January 17 [110][111]
Are You the One? 2019 New season MTV Paramount+ January 18 [112]
Kitten Bowl
(as Great American Rescue Bowl) 		2021 Revival Hallmark Channel Great American Family February 12 [113]
XFL 2020 New season ESPN/ABC/Fox/FS1 ESPN/ABC/FX February 18 [114]
Magnum P.I. 2022 CBS NBC February 19 [115][111]
Party Down 2010 Revival Starz same February 24 [116][117]
Farmer Wants a Wife 2008 Reboot The CW Fox March 8 [118]
X-Men
(as X-Men '97) 		1997 Revival Fox Kids Disney+ Mid [119]
Futurama 2013 Comedy Central Hulu Summer [106][120]
Justified
(as Justified: City Primeval) 		2015 FX same [121]
Big Ten on CBS
(as The Home Depot Big Ten on CBS) 		1986 CBS Fall [122][123]
Clone High 2003 MTV HBO Max TBA [124][125]
Frasier 2004 NBC Paramount+ [126]
Caillou 2010 PBS Kids Peacock [127]
Total Drama Island 2015 Revival/Reboot Cartoon Network Cartoon Network/HBO Max [128]
Phineas and Ferb Revival Disney Channel/Disney XD TBA [129]
Yo Gabba Gabba! Nickelodeon Apple TV+ [130]
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Adult Swim same [131]
Dating Naked 2016 VH1 Paramount+ [132]
@midnight 2017 Comedy Central CBS [133]
Dora the Explorer 2019 Nickelodeon Paramount+ [134]
Warrior 2020 New season Cinemax HBO Max [88]
SurrealEstate 2021 Syfy same [135]
American Rust Showtime Amazon Freevee [136]
King of the Hill 2010 Fox Hulu [137]
Zoey 101 (as Zoey 102) 2008 Revival Nickelodeon Paramount+ [138]

Shows ending in 2023

End date Show Channel First aired Status Source
January 6 The Mosquito Coast Apple TV+ 2021 Canceled [139]
January 13 Hunters Amazon Prime Video 2020 Ended [140]
January 17 New Amsterdam NBC 2018 [141]
January 26 Gossip Girl HBO Max 2021 Canceled [142]
February 10 Hallie Jackson Reports MSNBC Ended [143]
February 15 The Nevers Tubi Canceled [86]
February 17 Animaniacs Hulu 2020 Ended [144]
February 25 Outside the Lines ESPN 1990 Canceled [145]
March 17 Carnival Row Amazon Prime Video 2019 Ending [146][147]
Servant Apple TV+ [148]
March 19 Your Honor Showtime 2020 [149][150]
April 5 Wu-Tang: An American Saga Hulu 2019 [151]
April 8 The Owl House Disney Channel 2020 [152][153][154]
April 19 Snowfall FX 2017 [155]
April 20 Star Trek: Picard Paramount+ 2020 [156][157]
April 27 Firefly Lane Netflix 2021 [158]
May 3 The Goldbergs ABC 2013 [159]
May 14 NCIS: Los Angeles CBS 2009 [160]
August 23 Riverdale The CW 2017 [161]
Nancy Drew 2019
December 2 SEC on CBS CBS 1996 [162][163][164]
TBA The Blacklist NBC 2013 [99]
Chrisley Knows Best USA Network 2014 Canceled [165]
The Flash The CW Ending [166]
Fear the Walking Dead AMC 2015 [167]
The Crown Netflix 2016 [168]
The Handmaid's Tale Hulu 2017 [169]
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Amazon Prime Video [170]
Jack Ryan 2018 [171]
Craig of the Creek Cartoon Network [172]
Summer Camp Island [173][174][175]
A Million Little Things ABC [176]
Mayans M.C. FX [177]
My Brilliant Friend HBO [178]
Succession [179]
Hilda Netflix [180]
Cobra Kai [181]
Manifest [182][183]
Titans HBO Max [184]
Doom Patrol 2019
The Umbrella Academy Netflix [185]
Never Have I Ever 2020 [186]
Ted Lasso Apple TV+ [187]
Snowpiercer TBA [188]
Looney Tunes Cartoons HBO Max [189]
Mo Netflix 2022 [190]
The Late Late Show with James Corden CBS 2015 [191]
The People's Court First-run syndication 1981 Canceled [192]
Judge Mathis 1999
Dr. Phil 2002 Ending [193]

Entering syndication in 2023

A list of programs (current or canceled) that have accumulated enough episodes (between 65 and 100) or seasons (three or more) to be eligible for off-network syndication and/or basic cable runs.

Show Seasons In Production Notes Source
Insecure 5 No Cable syndication on OWN. [194]
FBI Yes Broadcast syndication on Ion Television. [195]

Networks and services

Launches

Network Type Launch date Notes Sources
CBS News Detroit OTT streaming January 23 On December 14, 2021, CBS Television Stations (now CBS News and Stations) announced that it would launch CBS News Detroit, a hybrid news department utilizing resources from CBSTVS's Detroit duopoly of CBS O&O WWJ-TV and CW O&O WKBD-TV, which will relaunch in-house news operations for the first time since their previous effort was discontinued in December 2002; the news department and streaming channel was originally planned to launch in the second or third quarter of 2022, but was delayed until January due to pandemic-related broadcast equipment supply issues. CBS News Detroit launched with the news operation on January 23 (see that date’s entry in the “Events” section), initially offering supplemental national content from the CBS News streaming service for much of its schedule, outside of simulcasts of WWJ’s initial two weeknight newscasts and a half-hour streaming-exclusive extension of its early evening edition. Collectively, CBS News Detroit is expected to eventually produce 137 hours per week of live news programming (40 hours of which will consist of WWJ/WKBD news simulcasts), along with national CBS News streaming content. [27][196]
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The Cowgirl Channel Cable/satellite and OTT streaming February 5 A spinoff of The Cowboy Channel, the Rural Media Group-owned network will focus on content dedicated to women in western sports. Programming includes live professional rodeo and other western sporting events (including barrel racing, breakaway roping and women’s ranch rodeo events), and western-themed lifestyle content (such as fashion and home design programs). The Cowgirl Channel will initially be available on Dish Network and Sling TV, along with live streaming and VOD content being made available on its sister network’s dedicated OTT streaming service, Cowboy Channel+. [197][198]

Conversions and rebrandings

Old network
name 		New network
name 		Type Conversion date Notes Source
Newsy Scripps News OTA multicast and OTT streaming January 1 The E. W. Scripps Company announced on September 29, 2022, that it would rebrand Newsy as Scripps News, a rebranding that is part of a broader corporate reorganization of Scripps' national news services—including its Washington, D.C. bureau and the Scripps Local Media unit's Denver-based national desk—into a singular division under the same name. The move comes 1½ years after a previous rebrand that saw Newsy expand its weekday live news and original news/interview programming, coinciding with the network's transition from a cable to an OTA multicast distribution model. (Scripps-owned Court TV—which offers a weekday block of trial coverage and crime-related news programming—will remain under the oversight of the company's president of network news, Kate O'Brian, who will head the new division as its executive vice president.) [199]
Epix MGM+ OTT streaming and cable/satellite January 15 On September 28, 2022, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announced that it would rebrand Epix and its companion OTT streaming service Epix Now as MGM+ on January 15, 2023, as part of a broader effort to realign the service with the MGM brand and as a streaming-first platform with accompanying linear channel offerings. The rebranded service's three linear multiplex channels were renamed accordingly: Epix 2 as MGM+ Hits, Epix Hits as MGM+ Marquee and Epix Drive-In as MGM+ Drive-In. [200]
Decades Catchy Comedy OTA multicast and vMVPD streaming March 27 On February 13, Weigel Broadcasting announced that it would rebrand Decades as Catchy Comedy on March 27, as part of the classic television network’s broader shift from a general entertainment format towards classic sitcoms. The rebranded network’s schedule will feature a thematic block format on weekdays (featuring family-oriented sitcoms in the morning, female-driven sitcoms in daytime, comedies from the Norman Lear library in prime time, and “smart” comedies in late night), while the weekend “Decades Binge” biock will be rebranded as “The Catchy Binge,” focusing on binge-style marathons of various classic comedies. [201]
Showtime Paramount+ with Showtime OTT streaming and cable/satellite TBA On January 30, 2023, Paramount announced plans to fully integrate the Showtime linear service with the premium tier of the Paramount+ streaming service; the streaming tier rebrand replaces a bundle of the same name that launched in mid-2022. [46]

Closures

Network Type End date Notes Sources
DirecTV Red Zone Channel Satellite January 8 In December 2022, with the announcement that rights to NFL Sunday Ticket will move from DirecTV exclusively to YouTube, it was confirmed that the service will not produce its own equivalent, and will simply distribute the NFL Network-produced RedZone. January 8 was the final day of the 2022 NFL season. [202]
PeopleTV OTT streaming January 31 On January 24, Dotdash Meredith began notifying carriers of the streaming entertainment news and lifestyle channel (which include vMVPD providers Philo and FuboTV, and AVOD streaming services Tubi, Local Now, DistroTV, Stirr and Xumo Play) that it would shut down PeopleTV, an offshoot of the entertainment magazine, effective January 31. [203]

Television stations

Station launches

Date Market Station Channel Affiliation Notes Source
February 9 Fargo-Grand Forks, North Dakota KNGF 27.1 BEK Sports Channel 27 in Grand Forks was formerly occupied by KCPM, whose license was canceled on March 9, 2020, for failure to transmit from authorized facilities for the past 12 months. The frequency was put up for auction on June 7, 2022, along with 26 other full-power TV licenses. BEK Sports Network, Inc. was awarded channel 27 with a $6,411,000 winning bid.[204]

BEK was formally granted a construction permit for the new station on July 25, 2022.[205] KNGF filed for a license to cover on February 9, 2023, which usually indicates that a station has signed on the air.[206][207]

Prior to KNGF's launch, BEK programming was seen on KRDK-TV (channel 4) during the afternoon and evening hours.[208]

27.2 BEK Sports Plus East
27.3 BEK Sports Plus West
27.4 NewsNet

Subchannel launches

Date Market Station Channel Affiliation Notes Source
January 13 El Paso, Texas KVIA-TV 7.4 Infomercials On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule.[209] TV Stations were notified of the closure and had switched affiliations to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina.[210] [211]
January 18 Caguas-San Juan, Puerto Rico WLII-DT 11.3 Vision Latina [citation needed]
January 30 Panama City, Florida W20DX-D 20.2 Jewelry Television [212]
February 1 Decatur-Champaign-Springfield, Illinois WBUI 23.4 Rewind TV [213]
February 28 Baton Rouge, Louisiana WVLA-TV 33.4 Antenna TV On February 28, 2023, WVLA will add Antenna TV to a channel 33.4, approximately one month after original affiliate WLFT-CD discontinued broadcasting it upon being purchased by Family Worship Center.[214] [215]
TBA Los Angeles KWHY-TV 22.8 Spanish News [216]

Stations changing network affiliations

Date Market Station Channel Prior affiliation New affiliation Notes Source
January 1 Albuquerque, New Mexico KQDF-LD 25.1 Azteca America Vision Latina On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule.[209] TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina.[210] [citation needed]
Atlanta, Georgia WUVM-LD 4.1 Estrella TV [citation needed]
Baltimore, Maryland–
Washington, D.C. 		WQAW-LD 69.1 Novelisima [citation needed]
Baton Rouge, Louisiana K29LR-D 47.1 Estrella TV [citation needed]
Boise, Idaho KFLL-LD 25.1 Infomercials [217]
Chicago, Illinois WPVN-CD 24.1 Vision Latina [citation needed]
Columbus, Georgia W29FD-D 43.1 Defy TV [218]
Columbus, Ohio WDEM-CD 17.1 Estrella TV [citation needed]
Corpus Christi, Texas KCCX-LD 24.1 Timeless TV [citation needed]
Des Moines, Iowa KRPG-LD 43.1 Vision Latina [citation needed]
Fort Wayne, Indiana WCUH-LD 16.1 [citation needed]
Hartford, Connecticut WRNT-LD 32.1 Timeless TV [219]
WTXX-LD 34.1 [220]
Las Vegas, Nevada KHDF-CD 19.1 Vision Latina [citation needed]
Madison, Wisconsin W23BW-D 23.1 Timeless TV [citation needed]
Midland–Flint, Michigan WFFC-LD 17.1 Infomercials [221]
Milwaukee, Wisconsin WTSJ-LD 38.1 Timeless TV [citation needed]
Mobile, Alabama WWBH-LD 28.1 [citation needed]
Monterey, California KBIT-LD 43.1 Telemax [222]
New Orleans, Louisiana WTNO-CD 22.1 Estrella TV [citation needed]
New York City WKOB-LD 42.1 Vision Latina [223]
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma KOHC-CD 45.1 Novelisima [citation needed]
Orlando, Florida WFEF-LD 50.1 Infomercials [citation needed]
Raleigh, North Carolina WIRP-LD 27.1 Estrella TV [citation needed]
Sacramento, California KSAO-LD 49.1 Vision Latina [citation needed]
St. Louis, Missouri K25NG-D 25.1 Estrella TV [citation needed]
Salisbury, Maryland WGDV-LD 32.1 MeTV [224]
San Juan, Puerto Rico WOST 14.2 Fox (via WSJP-LD2) [citation needed]
San Luis Obispo, California KSBO-CD 42.1 Estrella TV [citation needed]
Seattle, Washington KUSE-LD 46.1 Vision Latina [225]
Stuart–West Palm Beach, Florida WWHB-CD 48.1 TBD [citation needed]
Tampa, Florida WXAX-CD 26.1 beIN Sports Xtra [citation needed]
WTAM-LD 30.1 Estrella TV [citation needed]
Tucson, Arizona KUDF-LP 14.1 [226]
Tyler, Texas KDKJ-LD 27.1 Timeless TV [citation needed]
Westgate–Miami, Florida W16CC-D 16.1 Infomercials [citation needed]
Wilmington, North Carolina WQDH-LD 49.1 Shop LC [227]
February 1 Santa Maria–San Luis Obispo, California KCOY-TV 12.1 Dabl Telemundo [228]

Subchannels changing network affiliations

Date Market Station Channel Prior affiliation New affiliation Notes Source
January 1 Fremont–San Francisco, California KEMO-TV 50.4 Azteca America Timeless TV On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule.[209] TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks.[210] WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. [229]
Katy–Houston, Texas KYAZ 51.3 MeTV+ [230]
Lake Dallas–Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas KAZD 55.3 [231]
Los Angeles, California KWHY-TV 22.2 Independent [citation needed]
Lubbock, Texas KNKC-LD 29.2 Infomercials [citation needed]
Phoenix, Arizona KMOH-TV 6.2 MeTV+ [citation needed]
Springfield, Massachusetts–
Hartford, Connecticut 		WTXX-LD 34.5 Timeless TV ShopHQ [citation needed]
Weslaco–Harlingen, Texas KRGV-TV 5.2 Azteca America Novelisima [232]
Wilmington, North Carolina WQDH-LD 49.3 Shop LC Lx [233]
February 1 San Francisco, California KRON-TV 4.4 Quest Charge! [234]

Deaths

January

Date Name Age Notes Source
January 1 Kelly Monteith 80 American comedian (several appearances on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson), actor (guest appearances on Love, American Style and The Love Boat) and host (The Kelly Monteith Show, Hit Squad) [235]
January 5 Earl Boen 81 Character actor (Dennis Hubner on Making a Living, Reverend Lloyd Meechum on Mama’s Family, voice of Chief Leonard Kanifky on Bonkers) [236]
Mike Hill 73 American film editor (Cagney & Lacey, The First Time, Baby Sister, Obsessive Love, Combat Academy) [237]
January 6 Lew Hunter 87 American screenwriter and producer (Fallen Angel, Desperate Lives, Otherworld) [238]
Annette McCarthy 64 American film, television and stage actress (Happy Days, Magnum, P.I., The Fall Guy, St. Elsewhere, The Twilight Zone, Riptide, Ohara, Beauty and the Beast, Night Court, Twin Peaks, Baywatch) [239]
January 7 Adam Rich 54 Actor (Nicholas Bradford on Eight Is Enough, voice of Presto the Magician on Dungeons & Dragons) [240]
January 8 Dorothy Tristan 88 American actress (Gunsmoke, Kojak, The Rookies, The Incredible Hulk, The Waltons) [241]
Bernard Kalb 100 Journalist for NBC News and CBS News, founding anchor for CNN's Reliable Sources from 1993 to 1998 [242]
January 9 Lynnette Hardaway 51 Conservative contributor for Fox News and co-host of Diamond and Silk Crystal Clear on Newsmax TV [243]
January 11 Carole Cook 98 Actress (The Lucy Show, Here's Lucy) [244]
Charles Kimbrough 86 Actor best known as Jim Dial on Murphy Brown [245]
Ben Masters 75 Actor best known as Dr. Leo Rosetti on HeartBeat and Julian Crane on Passions [246]
January 13 Robbie Knievel 60 American daredevil (made guest appearances on CHiPs and Hawaii Five-0). Son of Evel Knievel. [247]
Yoshio Yoda 88 Japanese-American actor best known as Takeo Fujiwara on McHale's Navy, guest starred on Love, American Style [248]
January 14 Wally Campo 99 American actor (The Lawless Years, Bat Masterson, Berrenger's, The Fall Guy, First Monday) [249]
January 15 Bruce Gowers 82 Director, most notably on American Idol and the video for Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" [250]
C. J. Harris 31 Singer (contestant on American Idol season 13) [251]
January 16 Gina Lollobrigida 95 Italian actress, notably played Francesca Gioberti the sister of villainess Angela Channing in five episodes of Falcon Crest [252]
January 17 Jay Briscoe 38 Ring of Honor professional wrestler [253]
January 18 David Crosby 81 Musician (The Byrds, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young), recurred on The John Larroquette Show, guest starred on The Simpsons, Roseanne, and Ellen [254]
January 20 Jerry Blavat 82 American radio disc jockey from Philadelphia (television appearances include The Mike Douglas Show, The Monkees, American Bandstand; appeared at numerous Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day parades) [255]
January 23 Lloyd Morrisett 93 American psychologist, founder of Children’s Television Workshop, creator of Sesame Street [256]
January 24 Lance Kerwin 62 Actor best known as James Hunter on James at 15 and Mark Petrie on Salem's Lot [257]
January 25 Cindy Williams 75 Actress best known as Shirley Feeney on Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley [258]
January 26 Billy Packer 82 College basketball color analyst for CBS Sports and NBC Sports from 1974 to 2008 [259]
January 28 Lisa Loring 64 Actress best known as Wednesday Addams on The Addams Family [260]
January 29 Annie Wersching 45 Actress known for series regular roles on 24, Bosch, and Runaways. Recurring roles include The Vampire Diaries, The Rookie, and Star Trek: Picard. [261]
January 30 Jeff Vlaming 63 Television writer and producer (The X-Files, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Xena: Warrior Princess, Northern Exposure and Hannibal) [262]

February

Date Name Age Notes Source
February 2 "Leaping" Lanny Poffo 68 Canadian-American professional wrestler (NWA, ICW, CWA, WWF); younger brother of ”Macho Man” Randy Savage [263]
February 3 Jack Taylor 94 News anchor for WGN-TV/Chicago [264]
February 7 Tonya Knight 56 American bodybuilder; played Gold on American Gladiators [265]
Eugene Lee 83 American production designer for Saturday Night Live and the first four years of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon [266]
February 8 Cody Longo 34 American actor (Days of Our Lives and Hollywood Heights) [267]
February 13 Oliver Wood 80 British cinematographer best known for work on Miami Vice [268]
February 14 Jerry Jarrett 80 American professional wrestler (NWA); father of Jeff Jarrett [269]
February 15 David Oreck 99 Founder of Oreck Corporation (appeared in their many TV commercials and infomercials) [270]
Raquel Welch 82 Actress best known as Dianna Brock on Central Park West [271]
February 16 Tim McCarver 81 Hall of fame baseball player and broadcaster [272]
February 17 Gerald Fried 95 Composer (Gilligan's Island, Star Trek: The Original Series, Roots) [273]
Kyle Jacobs 49 American country music songwriter, husband of Kellie Pickler and co-starred with her on I Love Kellie Pickler. [274]
February 18 Barbara Bosson 83 Actress best known as Fay Furrillo on Hill Street Blues [275]
February 19 Richard Belzer 78 Actor best known as John Munch on Homicide: Life on the Street and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and other shows in the Law & Order franchise plus guest spots as the character on other several shows [276]
Jansen Panettiere 28 Actor, best known for starring roles in the TV Movies Tiger Cruise and The Last Day of Summer, guest appearances on The Walking Dead and voice roles on Blue's Clues and The X's, brother of Hayden Panettiere. [277]

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Notes

  1. ^ Netflix’s YouTube channel, before moving to Netflix itself in 2024.
  2. ^ Get Stewie, which aired on November 20, 2022, was publicized as the 400th episode.
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