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Revision as of 15:32, 5 September 2019

The following is a list of events affecting American television in 2020. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, and cancellations; channel launches, closures, and re-brandings; stations changing or adding their network affiliations; and information about controversies and carriage disputes.

Future events

January

Date Event Source
26 The 62nd Grammy Awards will air on CBS. [1]

February

Date Event Source
2 Super Bowl LIV from Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida will air on Fox in English and on Fox Deportes in Spanish. [2]
9 The 92nd Academy Awards will air on ABC. [3]

April

Date Event Source
29 The 2020 Billboard Music Award will air on NBC. [4]

July

Date Event Source
3 The "repack" of the broadcast spectrum stemming from the FCC's spectrum incentive auction will finish its tenth and final phase. All U.S. television channels will have settled into their final frequencies by this date. [5]
24–August 9 The 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan will air on NBC and its cable networks. [6]

August

Date Event Source
13 Fox will air the first ever Major League Baseball broadcast from Dyersville, Iowa, taking place at the same cornfield location that was depicted in the 1989 film Field of Dreams. The Chicago White Sox, whose 1919 team was fictionally portrayed in the movie, will serve as the hometown team against the visiting New York Yankees. [7]

Television programs

Programs debuting in 2020

These shows are scheduled to premiere in 2020. The premieres date may be changed depending on a variety of factors.

First aired Title Channel Source
Early The Owl House Disney Channel [8]
Stargirl DC Universe [9]
Emily in Paris Paramount Network [10]
68 Whiskey [11]
Twisted Love Investigation Discovery [12][13]
In Pursuit with John Walsh [14]
Council of Dads NBC [15]
Indebted
Lincoln
Deputy Fox [16]
Duncanville
Filthy Rich
The Great North
NeXT
Outmatched
Ultimate Tag
The Baker & the Beauty ABC [17]
For Life
United We Fall
Broke CBS [18]
FBI: Most Wanted
Tommy
Katy Keene The CW [19]
Star Trek: Picard CBS All Access [20]
Flipping 101 w/ Tarek El Moussa HGTV [21]
Cherish the Day Oprah Winfrey Network [22]
January Say Yes to The Dress: America TLC [13]
China's Hidden Kingdoms National Geographic [23]
January 19 9-1-1: Lone Star Fox [16][24]
February 16 The Good Lord Bird Showtime [25]
Spring Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist NBC [15]
Snowpiercer TBS [26]
April Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller National Geographic [23]
May Asian Americans PBS [27]
Summer Prehistoric Road Trip [28]
Race to the Center of the Earth National Geographic [23]
Fall People First-run syndication [29]
September 7 Elinor Wonders Why PBS Kids [30]
Late Love, Beth Hulu [31]
Nine Perfect Strangers [32]
TBA Crossing Swords [33]
Solar Opposites [34]
Ghost Rider [35]
Helstrom
Normal People [36]
Kid Cosmic Netflix [37]
Trash Truck
Chico Bon Bon: Monkey with a Tool Belt [38]
Cursed [39]
Transformers: War for Cybertron [40]
Spectros [41]
Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous [42]
Outer Banks [43]
I Am Not Okay With This [44]
Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts [45]
Untitled Bridgerton series [46]
DreamWorks Go, Dog. Go! [47]
Emily's Wonder Lab
Izzy Bee's Koala World
StarBeam
What-To-Doodles
Alice in Borderland [48][49]
Tiny Pretty Things [50]
Invincible Amazon Video [51]
Making the Cut [52]
Y FX [53]
Breeders [54]
Paddington Nickelodeon [55]
Glitch Techs [56][57]
Santiago of the Seas [58]
Mira, Royal Detective Disney Junior [59][60]
Run HBO [61][62]
The Third Day [63]
Tig 'N' Seek Cartoon Network [64]
Untitled We Bare Bears spin-off series [65]
The Fungies [66]
Untitled The Walking Dead spinoff AMC [67]
Untitled Will Bridges/Brett Goldstein project [68]
Monsters at Work Disney+ [69][70]
Into The Unknown: Making Frozen 2 [71][70]
Be Our Chef [70]
Cinema Relics: Iconic Art of the Movies
Diary of a Female President
Magic of Animal Kingdom
Marvel's 616
What If...?
(Re)Connect
Rogue Trip
Shop Class
Muppets Now [72]
The Comedy Store Showtime [73]
This Functional Family TruTV [74]
The Right Stuff National Geographic [75]
Coyote Paramount Network [76]
Cannonball USA Network [77]
Briarpatch [78][79][80]
Star Trek: Lower Decks CBS All Access [81]
Homemade Astronauts Science Channel [82]
BingE! Club E! [83]
In the Room
Pop of the Morning
Meet the Frasers [84]
Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Disney Channel [85]

Television films and specials

These television films and specials are scheduled to premiere in 2020. The premiere dates may be changed depending on a variety of factors.

First aired Title Channel Source
Early The Lost Boys of Bucks County Investigation Discovery [13]
The Kingmaker Showtime [86]
Spring W PBS [87]
Summer Upside-Down Magic Disney Channel [88]
TBA Zombies 2 [89]
Rita Moreno: The Girl Who Decided to Go For It PBS [90]
The Clark Sisters: The First Ladies of Gospel Lifetime [91]
From Darkness to Light
Hopelessly in Love
Kidnapped: The Kamiyah Mobley Story [92]
Untitled Wendy Williams biopic [93]
The Chris Watts Story [94]
Alaska Live National Geographic [23]
We Bare Bears: The Movie Cartoon Network [65]
The Royal Mysteries Hallmark Movies & Mysteries [95]
Mysteries of Martha's Vineyard [96]
JL Family Ranch 2 Hallmark Drama [97]
Signed, Sealed, Delivered 13

Miniseries

First aired Title Channel Source
August Falcon & Winter Soldier Disney+ [70][98]
TBA The Outsider HBO [99]
The Undoing [100]
Salt-N-Pepa Lifetime [91]
Mrs. America FX [101]
Little Fires Everywhere Hulu [102]
Madam C. J. Walker Netflix [103]

Programs changing networks

Show Moved from Moved to Source
Dirty John Bravo USA Network [104]
Miss America ABC NBC [105]
One Day at a Time Netflix Pop [106]
The Orville Fox Hulu [107]
Doom Patrol DC Universe DC Universe/HBO Max [108]

Programs returning in 2020

The following shows will return with new episodes after being canceled or ended their run previously:

Show Last aired Type of Return Previous channel New/returning/same channel Return date Source
Star Wars: The Clone Wars 2014 New season Netflix Disney+ February [109][70][110]
XFL 2001 Reboot NBC/TNN/UPN ESPN/ABC/Fox/FS1 February 9 [111]
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 2012 Revival ABC HGTV Early [112]
The Orville 2019 New season Fox Hulu Late [107]
Supernanny 2011 Revival ABC Lifetime TBA [113]
What Not to Wear 2013 TLC same [114]
Making the Band 2009 MTV [115]
Animaniacs 1998 Reboot Kids' WB Hulu [116]
The Biggest Loser 2016 NBC USA Network [117]
One Day at a Time Netflix 2019 New season Pop/CBS [106]
The Boondocks 2014 Adult Swim same [118]
12 oz. Mouse 2018 [119]
Rugrats 2004 TBD/Unclear Nickelodeon [120]

Programs ending in 2020

End date Show Channel First aired Status Source
January Power Starz 2014 Ending [121][122]
Winter Arrow The CW 2012 [123]
Spring Homeland Showtime 2011 [124]
Summer Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. ABC 2013 [125][126]
TBA Will & Grace NBC 1998 [127]
Supernatural The CW 2005 [128]
Criminal Minds CBS [129]
Star Wars: The Clone Wars Disney+ 2008 [130]
Modern Family ABC 2009 [131]
Homicide Hunter Investigation Discovery 2011 [132]
Vikings History 2013 [133]
How to Get Away with Murder ABC 2014 [134]
The 100 The CW [135]
Schitt's Creek Pop 2015 [136]
Empire Fox [137]
Blindspot NBC [138]
The Good Place 2016 [139]
The Ranch Netflix [140]
Lucifer [141]
13 Reasons Why 2017 [142]
Corporate Comedy Central 2018 [143]
Star Wars Resistance Disney Channel/Disney XD [144]
Trinkets Netflix 2019 [145][146]

Networks and services

Network launches

Network Type Launch date Notes Source
HBO Max OTT streaming Spring HBO Max will be a paid subscription streaming service featuring original content as well as content from Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, CNN, TNT, TBS, Cartoon Network, Crunchyroll and other WarnerMedia brands. [147]
Untitled NBCUniversal streaming service Over-the-air multicast/
OTT streaming 		Early The service will be ad-supported, and access will reportedly be free for linear TV subscribers, while those without a provider can pay separately for a subscription. An ad-free version will also be available at an additional cost. The company will concurrently retain its 30% stake in Hulu. [148]
Marquee Sports Network Cable and digital A venture between Sinclair Broadcast Group and Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs. All games that would previously have been broadcast on either NBCSN Chicago or WGN-TV would now be exclusively broadcast on this new regional sports network. It will also feature other Cubs content and local sports programming. [149]
Untitled Gray Television/Opry Entertainment country lifestyle channel Over-the-air multicast/
OTT streaming 		A Nashville-based venture between Gray and Ryman Hospitality Properties' Opry Entertainment division focusing on country music and its lifestyle. This will be Gray's first entry into the multicast arena, while bringing Ryman (formerly Gaylord Entertainment) back to TV network ownership after selling The Nashville Network and Country Music Television to CBS in 1997. [150]

Network conversions and rebrandings

Old network
name 		New network
name 		Type Conversion date Notes Source
DIY Network Magnolia Network Cable and satellite Mid-2020 Chip and Joanna Gaines of Fixer Upper fame announced in an interview on the November 9, 2018 edition of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon they were returning to the fold of the former Scripps Networks Interactive networks now owned by Discovery, Inc. to launch a new full-time network based on their Magnolia lifestyle brand after taking a year's hiatus to consider other offers outside of HGTV. The Gaines will have the minority stake in the network. The channel is expected to launch in mid-2020. [151]

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