UPDATED MARCH 3 (Sunday)
Monday
8:00 - Lucifer
9:00 - The Gifted
9:00 - The Resident (NEW - Beginning January 22)
The Gifted ends its first season on January 15 with a two-hour finale, while the extra-long third season of Lucifer (26 episodes) continues holding down the 8:00 hour (with new episodes resuming on the 1st). It leads into the new medical drama The Resident, which will receive a special premiere on January 21 following the NFC Championship Game, before shifting to its usual timeslot the following night.
Tuesday
8:00 - Lethal Weapon
9:00 - LA to Vegas (NEW - Beginning January 2)
9:00 - New Girl (Beginning April 10)
9:30 - The Mick (New Timeslot - Beginning January 2)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine goes on hiatus to make room for the new series LA to Vegas, with The Mick shifting back a half-hour. The eight-episode final season of New Girl debuts on April 10, with a one-hour finale airing on May 15.
Wednesday
8:00 - The X-Files (Beginning January 3)
8:00 - Empire (Beginning March 28)
9:00 - 9-1-1 (NEW - Beginning January 3)
9:00 - Star (Beginning March 28)
While the musical series are on hiatus, the newest installment of The X-Files (this one longer than the last at 10 episodes) and a new procedural from Ryan Murphy take over Wednesdays.
Thursday
8:00 - The Four: Battle for Stardom (NEW - Beginning January 4)
8:00 - Gotham (Beginning March 1)
9:00 - Showtime at the Apollo (NEW - Beginning March 1)
A new singing competition, The Four, will air in two-hour blocks for six weeks in January and February. The new series is hosted by Fergie and features a panel of experts led by Diddy, DJ Khaled, Meghan Trainor, and record executive Charlie Walk.
Once the Olympics end, Gotham returns from hiatus, paired with the new variety series Showtime at the Apollo, hosted by Steve Harvey.
Friday
8:00 - Hell's Kitchen
8:00 - Masterchef Junior (Beginning March 2)
9:00 - Repeats
Hell's Kitchen returns January 5, followed by repeats. A new season of Masterchef Junior returns with a two-hour premiere on March 2 before settling in at 8:00 the following week. Encores of 9-1-1 continue at 9:00.
Sunday
7:30 - Bob's Burgers
8:00 - The Simpsons
8:30 - Brooklyn Nine-Nine (New Timeslot - Beginning March 18)
9:00 - Family Guy
9:30 - The Last Man on Earth
The entire fall lineup airs January 7 and 14, when The Last Man on Earth airs its winter finale.
UPDATE: Ghosted was set to air the final five episodes of its first season beginning March 11, but it'll be let off the schedule in favor of the return of Brooklyn Nine-Nine on March 18.
Still to be scheduled are the return of Ghosted and the premiere of the new alternative series Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell & Back.
Monday
8:00 - Lucifer
9:00 - The Gifted
9:00 - The Resident (NEW - Beginning January 22)
The Gifted ends its first season on January 15 with a two-hour finale, while the extra-long third season of Lucifer (26 episodes) continues holding down the 8:00 hour (with new episodes resuming on the 1st). It leads into the new medical drama The Resident, which will receive a special premiere on January 21 following the NFC Championship Game, before shifting to its usual timeslot the following night.
Tuesday
8:00 - Lethal Weapon
9:00 - LA to Vegas (NEW - Beginning January 2)
9:00 - New Girl (Beginning April 10)
9:30 - The Mick (New Timeslot - Beginning January 2)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine goes on hiatus to make room for the new series LA to Vegas, with The Mick shifting back a half-hour. The eight-episode final season of New Girl debuts on April 10, with a one-hour finale airing on May 15.
Wednesday
8:00 - The X-Files (Beginning January 3)
8:00 - Empire (Beginning March 28)
9:00 - 9-1-1 (NEW - Beginning January 3)
9:00 - Star (Beginning March 28)
While the musical series are on hiatus, the newest installment of The X-Files (this one longer than the last at 10 episodes) and a new procedural from Ryan Murphy take over Wednesdays.
Thursday
8:00 - The Four: Battle for Stardom (NEW - Beginning January 4)
8:00 - Gotham (Beginning March 1)
9:00 - Showtime at the Apollo (NEW - Beginning March 1)
A new singing competition, The Four, will air in two-hour blocks for six weeks in January and February. The new series is hosted by Fergie and features a panel of experts led by Diddy, DJ Khaled, Meghan Trainor, and record executive Charlie Walk.
Once the Olympics end, Gotham returns from hiatus, paired with the new variety series Showtime at the Apollo, hosted by Steve Harvey.
Friday
8:00 - Hell's Kitchen
8:00 - Masterchef Junior (Beginning March 2)
9:00 - Repeats
Hell's Kitchen returns January 5, followed by repeats. A new season of Masterchef Junior returns with a two-hour premiere on March 2 before settling in at 8:00 the following week. Encores of 9-1-1 continue at 9:00.
Sunday
7:30 - Bob's Burgers
8:00 - The Simpsons
8:30 - Brooklyn Nine-Nine (New Timeslot - Beginning March 18)
9:00 - Family Guy
9:30 - The Last Man on Earth
The entire fall lineup airs January 7 and 14, when The Last Man on Earth airs its winter finale.
UPDATE: Ghosted was set to air the final five episodes of its first season beginning March 11, but it'll be let off the schedule in favor of the return of Brooklyn Nine-Nine on March 18.
Still to be scheduled are the return of Ghosted and the premiere of the new alternative series Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell & Back.
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