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CBS wins the 2024-2025 broadcast season, ranking as the #1 daytime network for the 39th season, led by “The Price is Right” and “The Young and the Restless.”

As CBS orders eight new shows and renews 18 veterans for next season, “Beyond the Gates” awaits word on its future. During a recent Instagram Live, two of the show’s stars discussed the matter.

Nielsen releases first full season report factoring in 35-day multiplatform viewing across broadcast and streaming. Netflix leads streamers, CBS tops broadcast.

With “Tracker,” “Matlock,” “60 Minutes,” “FBI” and “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” leading the charts, CBS is set to win its 17th consecutive season, the most wins for any network ever.

CBS has renewed “The Bold and the Beautiful” for three more seasons, keeping the soap on the network through the 2027-2028 television season, which would be the show’s 41st season.

“The Bold and the Beautiful” fans are due for some “Big Bold and Beautiful News” set to break this week, per the show’s supervising producer, Casey Kasprzyk.

Amid declining ratings, slashed budgets and uncertainty among staffers, “CBS Mornings” is vacating its high-tech Times Square Studio, returning to the CBS Broadcast Center.

After a successful performance as the first female solo host of the Golden Globes earlier this year, Nikki Glaser will do it again next year with “The 83rd Annual Golden Globes.”

Due to the network’s sports coverage of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday, March 20 & Friday, March 21, CBS will preempt all three of its soaps and game show “Let’s Make a Deal.”

For what is understood to be a limited time, cable network BET will carry encores of at least the first ten episodes of “Beyond the Gates” in primetime.