The Librarians: The Subsequent Chapter debuts October twenty fourth.

The CW has revealed the premiere date for The Librarians: The Subsequent Chapter, the sequel sequence to the canceled TNT sequence The Librarians. In accordance with TVLine, The Librarians: The Subsequent Chapter is about to debut on The CW on Thursday, October twenty fourth at 9 p.m. ET. The sequence will debut following a brand new episode of Superman & Lois which itself debuts the earlier Thursday at 8 p.m. ET.  It had beforehand been introduced by the community that the sequence would have a Thursday evening time slot this fall.

The Librarians: The Subsequent Chapter will heart “on a Librarian from the previous who time traveled to the current and now finds himself caught right here. When he returns to his citadel, which is now a museum, he inadvertently releases magic throughout the continent. He’s given a brand new group to assist him clear up the mess he made, forming a brand new group of Librarians.”

The unique The Librarians began on TNT with three made-for-TV films beginning in 2004 — Quest for the Spear, Return to King Solomon’s Mines, and Curse of the Judas Chalice. The flicks finally acquired a tv sequence spinoff which debuted in 2014 and starred Rebecca Romijn, Christian Kane, Lindy Sales space, John Harlan Kim, and John Larroquette in addition to featured Noah Wyle, reprising his position from the films.

Superman & Lois Additionally Returns in October

The CW additionally introduced that Superman & Lois will return for its fourth and closing season beginning on Thursday, October seventeenth. The season will kick off with a 2-hour premiere starting at 8 p.m. ET and can air Thursdays at 8 p.m. this fall. Superman & Lois is about to have a ten-episode closing season.

“I’ve watched 9 of the ten episodes and [they are] f–king superior,” The CW’s President of Leisure Brad Schwartz revealed in a latest interview. “It’s weekly occasion tv. Greg Berlanti and the producers have constructed 10 bangers. They actually go for it. I’ve cried twice watching [the first nine episodes], and I have not even gotten to the finale but. It is Emmy-worthy. And, by the best way, you’ll be able to watch this closing season with out having watched the earlier [seasons] and nonetheless be emotionally invested in what is going on. It is a great, 10-episode, contained arc.”