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matlock not just get Schedules changed, but so did time jumps.
“Season 3 will not directly follow (after the season 2 finale),” creator Jenny Snyder Ullman Tell deadline. “I would say it’s going to take six months to a year.”
Ullman also confirmed this in an interview with TVLine, teasing Marty (Kathy Bates) and Olympia (Skye Marshall) will work in a new company.
“It’s going to be a little bit of a time jump: six to nine months, something like that,” she continued. “It’s not like five years later, everything has changed. But we’re not doing straight pick-up like this year.”
CBS’ fall 2026 lineup will look a little different after some shows went through surprising changes. CBS announced its programming schedule on Wednesday, April 15, and viewers noticed some big changes. “Ghost,” “Matlock” and “NCIS: Sydney” were significantly impacted as their premieres were pushed back to mid-season 2027. They will join (…)
Ahead of the season 2 finale, it has been confirmed matlock Season 3 will return, but the schedule will be changed following a “complete reset” of the show.
“I made a request to the network. We talked,” Ullman told TV Insider. “I just felt like we had a lot to think about because we actually landed the plane in this place and we really thought it was important because we didn’t want to keep dragging out the same story where the characters had to get to some real place emotionally.”
Ullmann Season 2 confirmed will conclude the Wellbrexa storyline, meaning a complete “reset” for the series.
“When we shot this two-hour finale and really put a lot of work into it, what came with it was that I needed time to really build the architecture so that we have it in the next season,” she joked. “I’m excited about it, but I’m also grateful because we need a little time.”
Ullman delivers a speech may be disappointed The viewer added, “It’s sad for the audience, but it’s actually really good for me and the writers because I hope we can curate this new mystery and make sure it’s watertight.”
She continued: “We have a lot to produce, so we really have to create something new. I’m lucky that the network gave us the time to get it right because I don’t want the quality to drop.”
CBS previously announced its schedule on April 15, and viewers noticed some major changes. “Ghost,” “Matlock” and “NCIS: Sydney” were significantly impacted as their premieres were pushed back to mid-season in 2027. They will join the new series “Einstein,” which will eventually premiere in 2027.
Matlock’s time slot will be given to Elsbeth so that Cupertino can premiere that night. Meanwhile, “NCIS: Sydney” will enter mid-season as “NCIS: Origins” has a shorter episode order and will be paired with “NCIS: New York.”