ABC fall schedule 2022: 'Abbott Elementary' moves to Wednesday comedy block

HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES -- ABC has unveiled its 2022 fall TV schedule. There's some big comedy moves, something new with Oscar winner Hilary Swank, more"Bachelor in Paradise" and a new weekly primetime"Jeopardy!" series featuring celebrities.

We'll still get our daily dose of"Jeopardy!" but the network is adding a weekly primetime celebrity edition of the iconic game show. "Celebrity Jeopardy!" will air Sundays at 8 p.m., leading into"Celebrity Wheel of Fortune." ABC is consolidating its comedy night to Wednesdays. This season's newest hit,"Abbott Elementary," will anchor the evening in the 9 p.m. spot. Also part of the Wednesday comedy block: "The Conners,""The Goldbergs" and"Home Economics."

"Bachelor in Paradise" is moving from its usual summer spot and will now air on two nights this fall. You'll see it on Mondays at 8 p.m., replacing"Dancing with the Stars," which is moving to Disney+.We'll also see a new drama starring Hilary Swank as a newspaper reporter."Alaska" will air Thursday nights at 10 p.m. in the plum spot following the long-running hit drama,"Grey's Anatomy.

We will see"The Wonder Years" and"A Million Little Things" return at midseason. That's also when we'll see the debut of a new Gina Rodriguez-led comedy called"Not Dead Yet."8 PM - Bachelor in Paradise

Good luck with that schedule.

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