


Schedules Plus is the ultimate almanac to broadcast network primetime scheduling since 2001. It features lineups for three different parts of the year, as well as A18-49+ ratings that more fairly account for historical decline. For more on the tables and charts in Schedules Plus, see
this primer.
This post covers CW Sunday, a night of programming that has literally gone extinct. While UPN didn't nationally program Sunday night, the WB did so pretty successfully with genre drama
Charmed. So the powers that be tried to keep the night alive after the CW merger. Unfortunately, the un-cancelled
7th Heaven had nowhere near the power of
Charmed in the inaugural season. And things got exponentially more embarrassing in the next two seasons. First, they had megaflop family drama
Life is Wild, then they sold the night to Media Rights Capital, whose two dramas were as weak as anything we've ever seen on a big-five network. Starting in 2009-10, the CW gave up on trying to nationally program the night and gave it back to the affiliates. That departure lasted nearly a decade, but ended in 2018-19 with
Supergirl and
Charmed, a reboot of the CW's last reliable Sunday anchor.
See the 2025-26 Breakdown.