If you tune in to CBS on Sunday, Nov. 8, expecting Kayce Dutton, you’ll find lawyers instead. The network has swapped its usual Sunday night lineup for a three-hour block of the new legal drama Cupertino, which also pushes Tracker off the schedule.
Why isn’t ‘Marshals’ on CBS on Sunday, Nov. 8?
CBS hasn’t said why Marshals isn’t airing, per People. The network announced the schedule change in October in a program advisory.
USA Today notes that a natural break in the air order for original series typically comes around this time of the season, so the Cupertino takeover lets CBS promote the new show instead of airing reruns.
What is CBS airing instead of ‘Marshals’ and ‘Tracker’?
CBS is airing three hours of Cupertino starting at 8 p.m. ET, in the slots usually held by Marshals and Tracker. The lineup follows 60 Minutes.
The first hour is a new episode, “Harper,” which follows Michael and Olivia as they fight for a woman who is denied a transplant after an artificial intelligence algorithm reorders the waiting list to put a wealthy man above her. CBS is re-airing the pilot, “Michael & Olivia,” and the second episode, “Vik & Bo,” afterward.
Cupertino premiered Oct. 8 and normally airs Thursdays at 10 p.m. The legal drama stars Mike Colter and Rachel Keller. Ella Stiller, Nik Dodani, Busy Philipps and Renée Elise Goldsberry also star, and Robert King and Michelle King created the series.
How many episodes are in ‘Marshals’ Season 2?
Luke Grimes told Collider in October that Season 2 has 20 episodes, up from 13 in Season 1, according to People. Five episodes have aired, so 15 remain.
“We’re doing 20 episodes now, so you think there would be plenty of filler, but I’m not feeling any of that,” Grimes said. He added, “We’re on Episode 14 of Season 2, and we still haven’t had one of those.”
Where can you watch ‘Marshals’?
New episodes of Marshals air on CBS and are available to stream later on Paramount+, along with all of Season 1.
When does ‘Marshals’ return?
Marshals returns Nov. 15, at 8 p.m. with the Season 2 episode “Roughstock,” and Tracker, now in its fourth season, follows at 9 p.m.
Per the episode’s synopsis, “With Cal (Logan Marshall-Green) away in Utah seeing a cancer specialist, Andrea (Ash Santos) steps up as team leader and is instantly tested when Kayce (Grimes) ventures outside Marshals jurisdiction to help Mo (Mo Brings Plenty) track down his missing nephew.”
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