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CBS schedules Amazing Race 29; Survivor will debut later than usual

CBS schedules Amazing Race 29; Survivor will debut later than usual
Wienerschnitzel CEO and chair Cynthia Galardi-Culpepper, right, works alongside an employee during Undercover Boss' 100th episode. (Photo by Studio Lambert)

CBS has just announced its spring schedule, and The Amazing Race 29—which was filmed last summer and has a brand-new twist—is on the schedule.

MacGuyver took over the show’s Friday at 8 p.m. timeslot this fall, but TAR 29 will return to it on April 21, after MacGuyver concludes its first season.

Survivor: Game Changers, the show’s 34th season, will debut March 8, with a two-hour premiere. That’s about two weeks later than usual.

Between seasons, Survivor’s timeslot will have two occupants:

  1. Undercover Boss will air Wednesdays at 8 from Dec. 21 until Jan. 18
  2. The new series Hunted will debut Jan. 25, which CBS announced earlier this week, and conclude March 1.

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