Global's Fall Premieres
Global unveils fall 2026 premiere dates for new series and returning fan-favorite hits.
Global has unveiled its fall 2026 premiere dates, packed with new original series and returning blockbusters. The network is betting big on fresh titles like Private Eyes West Coast, NCIS: New York, Eternally Yours, and Cupertino, while bringing back proven hits like Survivor and 9-1-1, according to Newswire.
Everything on the fall schedule will also stream on STACKTV, giving Canadian viewers more ways to watch. The lineup kicks off in September and rolls out through October, when Global's full prime-time slate takes shape, Pincher Creek Echo reported.
Survivor and Private Eyes Lead the September Launch
September opens with two familiar faces. Survivor returns for Season 51, making it Canada's most-watched reality series for another year. Right alongside it, Jason Priestley and Cindy Sampson reunite on screen as Matt Shade and Angie Everett in the new Canadian original Private Eyes, according to Newswire.
Private Eyes is a Canadian-made production, which gives it extra weight in Global's lineup. Priestley and Sampson first played these roles in the original Private Eyes run. Their return in Private Eyes West Coast marks a fresh chapter for the fan-favourite crime duo, Stratford Beacon Herald noted.
FBI Moves Timeslot as October Schedule Takes Full Shape
October is when Global's prime-time engine fires up completely. FBI shifts to a new timeslot at 8 p.m. ET/PT. It leads into CIA and then Harlan Coben's Final Twist, building a strong three-show block on one night, according to Brantford Expositor.
Moving FBI to 8 p.m. is a clear scheduling play. It gives the long-running drama a stronger lead-in audience. Pairing it with CIA and Final Twist creates a crime-heavy night that Global is clearly counting on to win the timeslot, Clinton News Record reported.
Four New Series Aim to Hook Fresh Audiences
Beyond Private Eyes West Coast, Global is launching three other new series this fall. NCIS: New York extends the massive NCIS franchise to a new city. Eternally Yours and Cupertino are also joining the schedule as brand-new additions, Newswire reported.
The NCIS brand alone carries enormous weight. The franchise has been a ratings staple for years across North America. Adding a New York-set spinoff gives Global a built-in audience from day one, Pincher Creek Echo noted.
STACKTV Streaming Expands Access to Full Fall Lineup
Every show in Global's fall 2026 lineup will be available to stream on STACKTV. That means viewers do not need to watch live to keep up. Streaming access covers both new series and returning hits like 9-1-1, currently ranked as the number one drama on the network, according to Newswire.
Offering the full schedule on STACKTV reflects how Canadian broadcasters are adapting to shifting viewing habits. More Canadians are watching on demand rather than tuning in live. Global is clearly making sure its biggest shows are easy to find wherever audiences prefer to watch, Brantford Expositor reported.
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