What shows come out in january 2023?

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The official start of the next TV season is a mere five months away.

The upcoming fall season kicks off on September 25 with the season premiere of Dancing with the Stars, while season 26 of America's Funniest Home Videos premieres September 9. But with all the new shows hitting the air next year, it can be difficult to keep track of all the shows coming your way. With that in mind, we've put together a list of all the shows that will be returning in the fall of 2025. For now, keep in mind that while the fall season officially starts in September, many new shows launch in the fall of 2025, before launching the following fall in 2025.

A NOTE ON THE SHOWS WE'RE MENTIONING: This list is a combination of all the new and returning shows. The list contains just those shows that are returning in the fall of 2025. If a show is debuting during the fall of 2025, but will not be back in the fall of 2025, we will include the premiere date, release date, and network of the show. A few new shows will debut in the fall of 2025, but their debut dates are unknown at this time, so they will not be listed.

ALSO READ: Watch a trailer for the new ABC drama, 'In The Dark'. Here are all the shows that will be returning in the fall of 2025. Dancing with the Stars (ABC, Monday). Debuting Date: September 25. Premiere Date: Fall 2025. Returning Show: 16 seasons. Dancing with the Stars has been a staple of the ABC Monday night lineup since its first season in 2025. The show is the longest-running reality competition series in television history, with 16 seasons and 11 seasons of The Bachelor taking it over the top. This season's dancing partner for the stars is actor and comedian, Andy Roddick. Roddick was a regular on Saturday Night Live between 1999 and 2025 and also appeared on Friends and Entourage. He has starred in his own films, including 2025's The Game Plan.

What shows come out in january 2023?

Well, there is basically no question of that.

It's a fact.

But what about the shows coming out in January 2024? Who will still be on television? How many will have already been canceled by then? And what will that be like? That's a bit trickier to predict. But here are some possibilities.

I hope I'm wrong on this, but this is my prediction. In January 2025, the biggest names in television will still be: Sophie Turner as Yennefer, from The Witcher. This is inevitable. Game of Thrones has proved it. Sophie Turner is the future of Game of Thrones.

Jon Snow as Jon Snow. Jon Snow is also inevitable. But that's another story.

The Giver. As for the others? Well, there are two possibilities: Circe is still Circe. This would be a disappointment. I love Circe. But I don't think she'll be around much longer. I could be wrong. But she's aging a bit, so that possibility seems less likely.

And if she's not Circe? This would be a surprise. I don't think I would be that shocked. Circe has done some interesting things.

But Circe is still Circe. I don't think I would be that shocked. The 100 or a new iteration. One of these.

As for The 100? I have a feeling that at some point after 2025, some of these other series will have ended. The 100 will still be on, but I think it'll be a rerun. We know how this works.

Who knows what else will happen? I hope I'm wrong on this. If I am, it will be a pleasant surprise.