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NEW — SITCOM — The Landlord
He was a shy, spreadsheet-loving landlord with a building to run… until a legal mix-up and a little lightning changed everything. Meet Piper Lane—the “niece” of the suddenly “out-of-town” Mr. Lane—who looks suspiciously like the landlord if the landlord were a witty, charming twenty-something woman with a killer cardigan game. She’s here to collect rent, fix radiators, and definitely not reveal the landlord is… gone.

Piper’s cover story gets complicated when she starts falling for Jamie, the dreamy tenant in 3B who keeps inviting “the niece” to trivia night. Can Piper keep the boilers hot and her secret hotter—without slipping up? Cue laugh-out-loud close calls, door-slams, and a building full of lovable weirdos who notice everything.

This fall’s cozy new crush is all about fresh starts, forged identities, and flirty glances across the mailboxes. The Landlord—where the lease is month-to-month, but the feels are long-term.

RETURNING — SITCOM — Mister Sister
Last season’s mic-drop: stand-up Gabe created the onstage alter-ego “Gabi” for one set—then Gabi’s special went viral while Gabe’s phone went silent. The cliffhanger? A late-night DM: “Headline our tour… as her.”

Now the offer is real, the posters say Gabi, and the jokes get personal as one comic tries to be her own opening act and main event. The world’s laughing with her—but is Gabe being left off the bill of his own life?

Spotlights, sequins, and rapid-fire punchlines collide with one irresistible twist: sometimes the truest voice arrives in a new register.

RETURNING — SITCOM — Knit Happens
Previously on: gruff woodworker Hank kept turning into “Hannah,” a midnight yarn savant who secretly entered nationals—under Hank’s name. The finale ended on a gasp: the grand prize, the wrong signature, and a judge who recognized Hannah.

This season, the stitch count rises as secrets unravel: can Hannah claim her craft without erasing Hank? And who’s leaving luxury skeins and cryptic notes—“Trust the purl”—on the porch?

Cozy chaos, found family, and a heartfelt double life, looped into a laugh-out-loud pattern.

RETURNING — SITCOM — Game Night: Switch
Remember that cursed d20? It flipped gaming-store owner Noah into “Nova” right as rival Kira proposed a merger—and kissed her. The finale ended on a natural 20… for chemistry.

Now Nova’s the face of the brand and Noah’s hunting the die’s origin. Un-curse the shop and risk the spark, or keep rolling on a life that finally crits?

Geek romance meets magical mayhem in a campaign where the biggest loot is the life you choose.

NEW — SITCOM — Boss Lady, Maybe
Middle manager Phil Park files for a tiny raise and wakes up logged in as “Phyllis, VP.” The wardrobe? Power blazers. The calendar? All-hands. The voice? Somehow louder and kinder.

Now “Phyllis” crushes Q4 while Phil traces the phantom HR change that rewrote his future. Can he fix the glitch without losing the leader he never knew he was?

Office comedy, identity whiplash, and promotion-worthy laughs—it’s corporate life at ludicrous speed.

NEW — SITCOM — Plus One, Plus Her
Perpetual wedding guest Owen wishes he could “be the fun one for once”—and the selfie booth obliges, debuting “Olivia.” Suddenly the DJ plays her songs, the caterers save her snacks, and the ex at table nine can’t look away.

With RSVPs piling up for Olivia, Owen wonders if he’s been skipping his own party. Can he catch the bouquet, catch his breath, and catch feelings—without dropping the truth?

Confetti, comedy, and a dress with pockets. This season, the plus one becomes the main event.

NEW — SITCOM — League Mom’s Taxi
Car-averse Brett groans, “Someone else handle it,” and—whoosh—he’s “Britt,” the most organized driver in the booster chat. Snack rotations, playlist wars, and a minivan that might be haunted? Buckle up.

As Britt learns every back road and secret handshake, Brett discovers the shortest distance between two points is kindness. Also, left turns. So many left turns.

Sweet, street, and laugh-out-loud relatable—your rideshare to a better self leaves at 8/7c.

NEW — SITCOM — The Barista Next Door
Night-owl guitarist Micah wants “better vibes”—zap! Meet “Mika,” downstairs café’s new barista with a latte art heart and a crush who only knows her.

Between foam rosettas and open mics, Mika shows up daily while Micah wonders who he is when the amps are off. Is the headline gig the life you pour, cup by cup?

Warm, witty, and extra foam on top—espresso yourself, indeed.

RETURNING — REALITY — Bride Bootcamp
Last year, surprise favorite “Nina” (formerly Nick) turned family doubt into dance-floor dominance and walked out with the tiara. The shocker? The runner-up got proposed to live.

Now a new class enters: etiquette drills, dress fittings, vow-writing, in-law diplomacy—while living as their bridal selves all season. Mentors Nina and Coach Val turn panic into poise.

Veils up. Hearts steady. Commitment starts before “I do.”

RETURNING — REALITY — Second Shift — SERIES FINALE
Our long-running docuseries followed men stepping into the night-shift caregiving lives—and bodies—of the women who keep families running. The penultimate episode? “June” (formerly Julian) reunited two sisters on a rain-soaked porch.

In the final chapter, we revisit the hardest transformations, the messiest kitchens, and the quiet victories that changed more than schedules. What did they carry back when the clock struck them again?

A gentle bow for a groundbreaking experiment—love is the overtime that matters.

NEW — REALITY — Trade Places: She Week
Five men, five lives, one week transformed. Watch a firefighter navigate the station as “Callie,” a CEO face the boardroom as “Elle,” and a youth coach run practice as “Dee.”

No eliminations—just revelations. Points are scored for insight, teamwork, and how well they lift others while walking in new shoes.

The twist isn’t shock—it’s empathy. Real stakes, real growth, real TV.

NEW — REALITY — Undercover Auntie
Hidden cameras. Real families. One meddling “auntie” who’s actually Andre transformed into “Aunt Andi.” You wrote to us for help—she moves in with snacks and solutions.

From sibling standoffs to chore wars, Aunt Andi fixes vibes with tough love and a purse that’s basically a hardware store. The reveal? Hugs, howls, and habits changed for good.

Heart and hilarity in TV’s most lovable sting—because every family needs an Auntie.

NEW — REALITY — Rebooted Roommates
Three messy college buddies revisit their old apartment for one month—only Dez must live as “Desiree” to complete weekly empathy tasks chosen by you.

From job interviews to group projects, Desiree carries the load while the guys learn to carry their weight. Success unlocks donations to women’s shelters; failure unlocks… more chores.

Redemption, roasts, and real change—this reboot cleans house.

RETURNING — DRAMA — Savesies: Class of ’99 — SERIES FINALE
Six years ago, a depressed, isolated man begged for a do-over—and woke up in 1992, starting middle school again as “Savannah.” Last season ended with a revelation: the guidance counselor might be the angel who sent her back.

Now it’s 1999. Caps, gowns, and the final choice: step into adulthood as Savannah, or try to claw back a life that no longer fits. Old friends return. First loves get last words. The past calls; the future answers.

A poignant goodbye to the saga that redefined second chances. When the tassel flips, so does everything.

RETURNING — DRAMA — The Healer’s Debt
Previously: brilliant surgeon Dr. Armand Yue begged a river spirit to spare a child—the price was living part of each day as “Aria,” that child’s mother. The finale trapped Aria in a dead elevator, coaching a birth by phone as floodwaters rose.

This season, the city dries out but consequences swell. The hospital wants miracles, the spirit wants interest, and Armand/Aria can’t keep all their promises.

Mystical and modern, brutal and beautiful—where every life saved adds to a balance sheet written in water.

RETURNING — DRAMA — The Counterfeit Daughter
The cliffhanger still stings: art forger Miles Hargrove, deep undercover as “Mila,” learned the antiquities kingpin was her own father. The last frame? Dad’s number, calling.

Now Mila walks a razor wire between blood and justice. Every masterpiece points to a missing girl; every brushstroke hides a confession.

Trust is a luxury in a gallery of lies. This season frames the truth—then breaks it.

RETURNING — DRAMA — Witness Protection: Her Name
Last we saw mob accountant Daniel Russo, WITSEC had him living as “Dana.” A familiar tattoo on a stranger’s wrist said the past had found her.

Now the case is set for trial, and to keep the star witness alive, Dana must become her file on paper—publicly, permanently, perfectly. The hunters know his tells; they don’t know her.

Identity, safety, and self collide in a thriller that disappears into who you are.

NEW — DRAMA — Eve of War
Intelligence operative Cole Mercer volunteers for an impossible embed: live as “Evelyn,” the rumored courier of a warlord’s secrets. The surgery is flawless. The cover is not.

When a child soldier mistakes Evelyn for the sister he lost, the mission’s lines blur. Orders say “extract intel.” Her heart says “extract them all.”

A muscular, mournful odyssey about the costs of becoming the mask.

NEW — DRAMA — The Archivist
Reclusive historian Jonah Vale catalogues cursed relics for a secret museum. One glove turns him into “Jo,” the woman last known to wear it—a suffragist who vanished in 1913.

Each transformation unlocks a memory; each memory reveals a map; each map points to a woman the world forgot. Jo chases ghosts who look back. Jonah learns the past isn’t past.

A moody mystery about inheritance, identity, and the hands that hold history.