The peacock network gave "The Voice" Monday and Tuesday slots again, while "The Blacklist" -- starring James Spader -- nabbed the enviable post-"Voice" spot on Monday nights.
In Thursday news, "Parenthood" is headed to what was (once) NBC's hottest night on TV, while the long-running "Parks And Recreation" has an 8 p.m. timeslot.
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Here's what the full schedule looks like, with asterisks (*) indicating new series.
MONDAY “The Voice,” 8 p.m. ET *"The Blacklist," 10 p.m. ET
TUESDAY “The Biggest Loser," 8 p.m. ET "The Voice," 9 p.m. ET “Chicago Fire," 10 p.m. ET
WEDNESDAY “Revolution," 8 p.m. ET ”Law & Order: SVU,” 9 p.m. ET *“Ironside,” 10 p.m. ET
THURSDAY “Parks and Recreation," 8 p.m. ET *“Welcome To The Family,” 8:30 p.m. ET *"Sean Saves The World," 9 p.m. ET *“The Michael J. Fox Show,” 9:30 p.m. ET “Parenthood," 10 p.m. ET
FRIDAY “Dateline NBC,” 8 p.m. ET “Grimm,” 9 p.m. ET *"Dracula," 10 p.m. ET
SATURDAY Encore programming
SUNDAY “Football Night in America,” 7 p.m. ET “NBC Sunday Night Football,” 8:15 p.m. ET
NBC MIDSEASON 2013-14 SCHEDULE
MONDAY “The Voice,” 8 p.m. ET *“The Blacklist,” 10 p.m. ET
TUESDAY “The Voice” 8 p.m. ET *“About a Boy,” 9 p.m. ET *“The Family Guide,” 9:30 p.m. ET “Chicago Fire,” 10 p.m. ET
WEDNESDAY “Revolution," 8 p.m. ET ”Law & Order: SVU,” 9 p.m. ET *“Ironside," 10 p.m. ET
THURSDAY “Parks and Recreation," 8 p.m. ET *“Welcome to the Family,” 8:30 p.m. ET *“Sean Saves the World.” 9 p.m. ET *“The Michael J. Fox Show,” 9:30 p.m. ET “Parenthood,” 10 p.m. ET
FRIDAY “Dateline NBC,” 8 p.m. ET “Grimm,” 9 p.m. ET *"Crossbones," 10 p.m. ET
SATURDAY Encore and specials programming, 8 p.m. ET “Saturday Night Live” (Encore) 10 p.m. ET
SUNDAY “Dateline NBC,” 7 p.m. ET *“American Dream Builders,” 8 p.m. ET *“Believe,” 9 p.m. ET *"Crisis,” 10 p.m. ET
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