The Golden Bachelorette and 5 More Broadcast Shows Premiering The Week of Sept. 16

Reality Royalty Begins with a Royal Wedding

The highly anticipated season finale of The Bachelorette will finally air Tuesday, Sept. 20, but fans don’t have to wait until then to get their fix of the beloved reality dating franchise.

The Golden Bachelorette, a two-hour special that will give viewers an inside look at Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia's search for love, will premiere Monday, Sept. 19, on ABC.

The special will feature never-before-seen footage from the season, including behind-the-scenes moments and interviews with Windey, Recchia, and the men vying for their hearts. Fans may get their first glimpse of the show's controversial ending.

Broadcast Networks Roll Out Fall Lineups

The week of Sept. 16 marks the official start of the fall TV season, and the broadcast networks are pulling out all the stops with a slew of new and returning shows.

Here are five more broadcast shows premiering the week of Sept. 16:

NCIS (CBS, Monday, Sept. 19, 9 p.m. ET/PT)

The long-running crime procedural returns for its 20th season with a two-hour premiere that will see the team investigating the murder of a Navy captain.

The Resident (Fox, Tuesday, Sept. 20, 8 p.m. ET/PT)

The medical drama returns for its sixth season with a new showrunner and a new cast member,飾演 Kit Voss, a new хирург in Chastain Park Memorial Hospital.

FBI: International (CBS, Tuesday, Sept. 20, 9 p.m. ET/PT)

The crime procedural spin-off of FBI returns for its second season with a new case of the week format. The team will be investigating international crimes that threaten the United States.

Law & Order (NBC, Thursday, Sept. 22, 8 p.m. ET/PT)

The venerable crime drama returns for its 21st season with a new showrunner and a new cast member, Sam Waterston, who will be reprising his role as Jack McCoy.

Young Sheldon (CBS, Thursday, Sept. 22, 8:30 p.m. ET/PT)

The prequel to The Big Bang Theory returns for its sixth season with a new showrunner and a new cast member, Annie Potts, who will be playing Sheldon's grandmother.