Fall TV Premiere Dates 2017: ‘NCIS: LA,’ ‘Ghosted’ Start Sunday, Oct. 1

October will bring plenty of new fall TV shows! The month kicks off with over a dozen season and series premieres.

Fox’s Sunday night lineup will host their staple animated shows — “Bob’s Burgers,” “The Simpsons” and “Family Guy.” However, the network’s new live-action show is highly-anticipated. “Ghosted” is a half-hour comedy that follows Craig Robinson and Adam Scott as two men who get recruited to investigate the paranormal.

The drama will be over on ABC. Kyra Sedgwick’s 10-episode series “Ten Days in the Valley” will get off to an intense start on Oct. 1. Sedgwick stars as a single mom who writes a popular legal TV show where she draws inspiration from real crimes. When her daughter disappears in the middle of the night, everyone becomes a suspect.

For more legal dramas, CBS has you covered. “Wisdom of the Crowd” is a new series starring Jeremy Piven as a computer genius who launches a new crowdsourcing app that lets users help track down criminals.

After the series premiere, “NCIS: Los Angeles” returns for Season 9. Hetty (Linda Hunt) will disappear after turning in retirement papers, and a new executive assistant director (Nia Long) will be making changes. She thinks the team can do better, but new bosses aren’t always welcomed with open arms right away.

Of course, there is always something for reality fans. ABC will host the premieres of the competition series “The Toy Box” and “Shark Tank,” but E! has the biggest reality show of the night: “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.” Now in its 10th year, the show will kick off Season 14 by showing Kim and Kourtney visiting Khloé in Cleveland. Meanwhile, Kendall will be dealing with the backlash to her Pepsi ad. However, Caitlyn will apparently drop a bombshell in this episode too.

Those who prefer their dramas to be a little more historical can catch “Poldark” Season 3 on PBS’s Masterpiece tonight. Dwight (Luke Norris) and Caroline (Gabriella Wilde) elope, but the honeymoon can’t start yet. Dwight suddenly disappears. Elsewhere, George (Jack Farthing) seems to have everything finally going right (which probably won’t last for long), and Demelza’s (Eleanor Tomlinson) brothers take up preaching.

Check out all of the TV shows premiering Sunday, Oct. 1 below: