With tv and film manufacturing at a standstill amid the worldwide coronavirus outbreak, networks are adjusting their schedules in accordance. Already, a number of exhibits have needed to finish their seasons early, together with Grey’s Anatomy, Law & Order: SVU, The Blacklist, and Empire, which is able to now finish its six-season run before filming the intended series finale. Different exhibits — corresponding to Legacies, Riverdale, and Supernatural, which was initially slated to air its sequence finale in Might — have gone on indefinite hiatus till it turns into secure to renew filming to complete out the present seasons.
Upcoming new and returning exhibits are additionally being shuffled round, as some premiere dates have been pushed as much as fill new gaps in community’s schedules whereas different premiere dates have been postponed and even canceled solely.
TV Information will proceed compiling the most recent data on which TV sequence premiere dates are being impacted under. And take a look at all the ways TV, movies, sports, and events are being affected by coronavirus.
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ABC
The Bachelor Summer Games: canceled (initially scheduled for Might 30)
AMC
The Walking Dead: World Beyond Season 1: TBA (initially scheduled for April 12)
CBS All Entry
Tooning Out the Information: April 7 (initially scheduled for March 16)
ESPN
The Final Dance: April 19 (initially scheduled for June)
FX
Fargo Season 4: TBA (initially scheduled for April 19)
HBO
I Know This Much Is True: Might 10 (initially scheduled for April 27)
The Third Day: fall 2020 (initially scheduled for Might 11)
The Undoing: fall 2020 (initially scheduled for Might 10)
NatGeo
Genius: Aretha: TBA (initially scheduled for Might 25)
Showtime
Love Fraud: TBA (initially scheduled for Might 8)
Outcry: TBA (initially scheduled for April 3)
TNT
Snowpiercer Season 1: Might 17 (initially scheduled for Might 31)