Following The CW and FOX, CBS has now revealed their season finale dates for spring 2013.
All of their shows except for one end in May; The Good Wife wraps up at the end of April. And besides the usual two-hour finales from Survivor and The Amazing Race, scripted shows like Elementary and Criminal Minds will also close out with expanded episodes.
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SUNDAY, APRIL 28
9-10pm: The Good Wife
SUNDAY, MAY 5
8-10pm: The Amazing Race
10-11pm: The Mentalist
THURSDAY, MAY 9
8:30-9pm: Two and a Half Men
9-10pm: Person of Interest
FRIDAY, MAY 10
9-10pm: Vegas
10-11pm: Blue Bloods
SUNDAY, MAY 12
8-10pm: Survivor: Caramoan — Fans vs. Favorites
10-11pm: Survivor Reunion
MONDAY, MAY 13
8-8:30pm: How I Met Your Mother
9-9:30pm: 2 Broke Girls
TUESDAY, MAY 14
8-9pm: NCIS
9-10pm: NCIS: Los Angeles
TUESDAY, MAY 14
10-11pm: Golden Boy
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15
10-11pm: CSI
THURSDAY, MAY 16
8-8:30pm: The Big Bang Theory
9-11pm: Elementary
FRIDAY, MAY 17
8-9pm: Undercover Boss
MONDAY, MAY 20
8:30-9pm: Rules of Engagement
9:30-10pm: Mike & Molly
10-11pm: Hawaii Five-0
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22
9-11pm: Criminal Minds
Are any of your favorite CBS shows being cancelled? Since the network generally receives high ratings, they still have to make room for new series next season. So even though Vegas, which will now air on Fridays, receives respectable numbers (9.5 million viewers for its most recent episode), for CBS it’s a show they can’t afford to keep on the air beyond its inaugural run. (If NBC had ratings like that, it’d be a guaranteed renewal.)
The Good Wife and The Mentalist have been talked about as possible casualties, along with Rules of Engagement. And even though it’s sticking around on Tuesdays and a finale date has been announced, don’t be surprised if Golden Boy gets the ax as well. CSI: NY ended its season in February, but it’s not expected to return. We’ll know CBS’ entire 2013-2014 schedule when they present at the upfronts on May 15.
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Jeff Dodge, a graduate of Western Washington University, has been a TV news editor for many years and has had the chance to interview multiple reality show stars, including Randy Jackson, Nick Cannon, Heidi Klum, Mel B and John Cena.
