CBS Media Ventures has lined up its syndication slate for the 2026-27 season, which incorporates the renewal of a number of long-running exhibits.
The community’s syndication arm has picked up new seasons of Entertainment Tonight and Inside Edition — each of which have been round for the reason that Eighties — and veteran courtroom present Hot Bench. Game exhibits Flip Side and The Perfect Line may even return in 2026-27. The renewed sequence be a part of The Drew Barrymore Show, which CBS Media Ventures additionally distributes and which scored a two-season pickup earlier this month.
The renewals shore up a syndication enterprise that has seen just a few high-profile cancellations not too long ago. Daytime talkers The Kelly Clarkson Show, Sherri, Karamo and The Steve Wilkos Show and long-running newsmagazine Access Hollywood are all ending after this season — the latter three after NBCUniversal determined to shut down production of first-run syndicated exhibits.
Along with the returning sequence, CBS Media Ventures will add a court docket present known as Adam’s Law to its slate for subsequent season. The present stars Adam Levy, a former district legal professional in Putnam County, New York, and the son of Judge Judy Sheindlin (who’s an government producer of the sequence).
CBS Media Ventures can also be taking over syndicated distribution of America’s Funniest Home Videos and the video-clip present American Mayhem. The firm will proceed distributing sport present stalwarts Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune within the U.S. via the 2027-28 season as a part of a legal settlement with producer Sony Pictures TV; after that, Sony will tackle distribution in addition to manufacturing.
