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Fox has announced their lineup for the 2021-2022 fall season, which sees the renewal of a handful of favorites like The Masked Singer, Bob’s Burgers, and 9-1-1. The upcoming schedule also includes four new drama series, three new comedy shows, and more unscripted content with hosts like Gordon Ramsay and Niecy Nash.

The high-stakes drama 9-1-1 will anchor Monday nights over on the network, followed by the new uplifting dramedy The Big Leap. Tuesday will see the return of The Resident, with new family drama Our Kind of People to follow. And The Masked Singer will be back for more mysterious performances on Wednesday evenings, followed by a new masquerade of a competition show Alter Ego. In the new unscripted series, contestants will perform under an alter ego to “reinvent themselves and perform like never before.”

“We are presenting a fall lineup that builds upon FOX’s legacy of bold stories and truth-telling-characters; stories that meet and reflect the cultural moment. FOX believes it’s a time for series that offer hope and to speak to American audiences with themes of reinvention and second chances,” said Charlie Collier, the CEO of FOX Entertainment said in a statement provided to Decider.

Fox’s new schedule sees the cancellation of shows like Bless the Harts and Prodigal Son, which are now slated to end after their current seasons. Plenty of shows have been renewed, however, including The Great North, Call Me Kat, Family Guy, Hell’s Kitchen, and I Can See Your Voice.

And there’s a bevy of new content to enjoy this upcoming season as well. New dramas include The Big Leap, Our Kind of People, Monarch, and The Cleaning Lady, and the new comedies include Welcome to Flatch and Pivoting. Along with Alter Ego, new unscripted series include Next Level Chef, Don’t Forget the Lyrics! and Domino Masters.

The network also announced they’ll be continuing with their 100% ad-supported programming.

“FOX’s acquisition of free-ad-focused Tubi has allowed us to expand our broadcast offering, bringing scale across both linear and streaming, all without any paywalls or subscriptions,” Collier said. “This is a strategy that deepens FOX’s relationship with our audience and advertising partners, and it will continue to set FOX apart.”

Take a look at Fox’s 2021-2022 upcoming Fall schedule below:

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