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22 Cover Story: Law & Order The major cases—and the potential for romance— on Mariska Hargitay’s Special Victims Unit and the Christopher Meloni–led spinoff Organized Crime. 24 Monday The Good Doctor’s new normal on ABC; burning questions for Fox’s 9-1-1; and three big NCIS changes. 27 Tuesday A brighter future on NBC’s New Amsterdam; FBI’s epic three-part crossover on CBS; The Flash zips in. 30 Wednesday Must-knows on Dick Wolf’s Chicago franchise; hidden gem Home Economics on ABC; The CW’s Batwoman suits up again; and live hijinks on ABC’s The Conners. 34 Thursday Station 19’s hottest couples; star Jared Padalecki teases The CW’s Walker; Grey’s Anatomy on ABC; and chatting with Young Sheldon’s leading kid. 39 Friday CBS dramas reign: Blue Bloods’ retiring woes (is it finally time?); S.W.A.T. travels to beautiful Mexico; and Magnum P.I. welcomes a new love interest. 42 Sunday The final CBS episodes for the military drama SEAL Team; AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead landscape goes nuclear; NCIS: Los Angeles on CBS; and The Simpsons. 48 Returning Favorites Calendar Don’t miss out on the shows you love!
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SURVIVOR
Who thought up this endurance challenge: Nearly 500 days without Survivor? (At least we had all the peanut butter we wanted.)
GREY'S ANATOMY
No more walks on the beach, we hope! Even for a medical soap that thrives on tears, angst and broken hearts, last season was a gut punch: The show's beloved mainstay, Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo), spent months in a COVIDrelated coma.
RETURNING FAVORITES
The shows you love are back with a bang-also a baby, a Bill & Ted spoof and so much romance. Will Law & Order deliver on that front?
NCIS
This is the NCIS headline we've all been waiting for: The first episode is getting the band back together, says executive producer Steven D. Binder of the military procedural's 19th installment.
BLUE BLOODS
Is the police commissioner about to be out of commission?
WALKER
Jared Padalecki’s impressive update on the classic Chuck Norris action series rides into Season 2 with Texas Ranger Cordell Walker, having solved the murder of his wife (Genevieve Padalecki, the actor’s real-life spouse), facing a new mystery that’s just as close to home. Here, he shares intel on the case— and on a Supernatural reunion with Jensen Ackles
On Location in Mexico S.W.A.T.
A nameless stranger rolls into town and unexpectedly saves the day. It's easy to see how the 1985 Clint Eastwood Western Pale Rider inspired the drama's cinematic two-part premiere-even if gunslinger heroics are the last thing on Hondo's (Shemar Moore) mind when we catch up with him.
Scenes From a Marriage
A wrenching dissection of a rocky relationship has all the emotions
THE EQUALIZER
As last season's top new drama returns, undercover vigilante Robyn McCall (Queen Latifah) teams with the cop who once wanted to expose her. Det. Marcus Dante (Tory Kittles) asks the motorcycle-riding badass to help him catch bank robbers who killed police officers-an investigation that will lead to top levels of U.S. intelligence and politics. Showrunners Terri Edda Miller and Andrew W. Marlowe tell us more.
YOUNG SHELDON
Season 4 closed with situations that could hardly be classified as comedy: Genius Sheldon Cooper (lain Armitage) trailed after his heartbroken twin, Missy (Raegan Revord), when she decided to run away. And their parents, Mary (Zoe Perry) and George Sr. (Lance Barber), argued, driving the high school football coach to a bar, where neighbor Brenda Sparks (Melissa Peterman) was offering solace.
