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Get ready for a packed month of television! CBS Media Ventures has revealed the premiere dates for a bunch of new and returning shows hitting your screens this September. Whether you love talk shows, courtroom drama, or entertainment news, there’s something for everyone starting Monday, September 14.
Mark your calendars! September 14 is going to be a huge night for TV fans. Three major series are kicking off their new seasons all on the same Monday.
America’s favorite optimistic host is back for a seventh season! Drew Barrymore returns with her signature energy and her amazing "Drew Crew" of experts.
Meet the Drew Crew:
Fun Fact: The Drew Barrymore Show is currently the No. 2 syndicated talk show in the ratings!
Judy Sheindlin (yes, Judge Judy herself) is stepping back and passing the gavel to her son, Judge Adam Levy.
Who is Judge Adam Levy?
This is a fresh legal show where real people bring their real disputes to a real judge—who just happens to be the son of the most famous TV judge ever!
Judy Sheindlin’s Emmy-winning courtroom show returns for a lucky 13th season. Unlike traditional court shows with one judge, Hot Bench uses a panel of three judges who discuss and debate the case together before ruling.
The Season 13 Panel:
Note: Both Adam’s Law and Hot Bench are created by Judy Sheindlin. She’s building a whole TV courtroom universe!
It’s not just the big three! Here are the other shows debuting on Monday, September 14:
| Show | Season | Host(s) | What It Is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flip Side | 3 | Jaleel White | Game show where contestants guess how different groups answered survey questions |
| Entertainment Tonight | 46 | Kevin Frazier & Nischelle Turner | The classic daily entertainment news magazine |
| Inside Edition | 39 | Eva Pilgrim | Investigative newsmagazine with consumer alerts, human interest, and celebrity news |
| The Perfect Line | 2 | Deborah Norville | Show focused on lifestyle, wellness, and finding balance |
Specific date TBA (To Be Announced)
Get ready for American Mayhem, a brand-new clip show hosted by comedian Larry the Cable Guy.
What’s a "clip show"?
It’s a show that compiles funny, shocking, or viral video clips from the internet, TV, and social media—often with the host adding commentary. Think America’s Funniest Home Videos but with Larry the Cable Guy’s signature humor!
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- September 14 is THE day – 7 shows premiere on this single Monday!
- Judy Sheindlin passes the torch – Her son Adam Levy gets his own show (Adam’s Law)
- Hot Bench hits Season 13 – The 3-judge format keeps going strong
- Drew Barrymore returns with her full Crew – All 10 experts back for Season 7
- Larry the Cable Guy enters the clip-show game – American Mayhem debuts that week
- Syndication = available on local stations nationwide – Check your local listings for exact channel and time!
CBS Media Ventures is loading up September 14 with a massive premiere event. Headliners include The Drew Barrymore Show (Season 7), Judy Sheindlin’s new show Adam’s Law starring her son Judge Adam Levy, and the returning Hot Bench (Season 13). Joining them are Flip Side, Entertainment Tonight, Inside Edition, and The Perfect Line—all on the same day! Later that week, Larry the Cable Guy debuts his new clip show American Mayhem. It’s one of the biggest single-day syndicated launch slates in recent memory. Grab your remote and check your local listings!
Syndicated means the show isn’t tied to one specific network (like CBS, NBC, or ABC). Instead, it’s sold to local TV stations across the country. So The Drew Barrymore Show might air on Channel 5 in New York, Channel 7 in Chicago, and Channel 10 in Los Angeles—all at different times. Check your local TV guide!
Not exactly! She ended her long-running show Judge Judy in 2021, but she’s still creating and producing new shows like Hot Bench and Adam’s Law. She’s behind the scenes as the creator and executive producer.
Adam Levy is Judy Sheindlin’s son. But he’s not just "the judge’s kid"—he’s a two-term elected District Attorney and has already served as a TV judge on Tribunal Justice and Justice on Trial. He has real legal credentials!
Since these are syndicated shows, air times vary by market. The easiest way:
Happy watching!