FOX Unveils 2026-2027 Programming Slate with Bold New Series and Returning Favorites

FOX has just unveiled its 2026-2027 programming slate during its Upfront Presentation at the New York City Center. CEO of FOX Entertainment, Rob Wade, commented on the lineup, stating, “Our 2026-27 slate reflects what FOX does best — putting creative first with distinctive, returnable series and bold, character-driven storytelling.”

Returning FOX series include dramas such as “Doc” (Season Three), “Memory of a Killer” (Season Two), and “Murder in a Small Town” (Season Three), as well as comedies like “Animal Control” (Season Five) and “Best Medicine” (Season Two). The animated series lineup includes “American Dad!” (Season 21), “Bob’s Burgers” (Season 17), “Family Guy” (Season 25), “Grimsburg” (Season Three), “Krapopolis” (Season Four), “Universal Basic Guys” (Season Three), and “The Simpsons” (Season 38).

New to FOX will be the unscripted series “Marriage Market.” Additionally, with the exception of “Best Medicine” and “Doc,” most FOX dramas are being held for mid-season, with new additions like the re-formatted “Baywatch” starring Stephen Amell, and the espionage thriller “The Interrogator” starring Stephen Fry and Jenna Elfman.

The full FOX fall schedule for 2026 includes a mix of drama, comedy, and unscripted series, such as “Celebrity Name That Tune,” “Celebrity Weakest Link,” “Hell’s Kitchen,” and “Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test.”

In terms of upcoming shows, “Baywatch” will celebrate the franchise’s enduring legacy with a contemporary twist. “The Interrogator,” set in Washington, D.C., will focus on a former MI6 agent and his team of brilliant outsiders. Hosted by Whitney Cummings, “Marriage Market” will explore the concept of arranged marriages.

Overall, FOX is gearing up for a strong year ahead with a lineup designed to connect with broad audiences, both in the U.S. and around the world. The network aims to bring consistency, scale, and momentum to its programming, positioning itself for success in the coming year.

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