CBS Sets UNFORGETTABLE, BAD TEACHER Premiere Dates, Plus THE CRAZY ONES and TWO AND A HALF MEN Time Slot Swap

CBS has opted to swap time periods for THE CRAZY ONES and TWO AND A HALF MEN, the network announced today. Also, new comedy, BAD TEACHER, has gotten a series premiere date, and UNFORGETTABLE has received its season 3 launch spot.

Take a look at what the network had to say…

“CBS has given mid-season premiere dates to the new comedy BAD TEACHER and returning drama UNFORGETTABLE.

Additionally, Thursday night comedies THE CRAZY ONES and TWO AND A HALF MEN will switch time periods, beginning Feb. 27.

BAD TEACHER, a single-camera comedy based on the hit feature film, premieres Thursday, April 24 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT), after THE CRAZY ONES completes its full 22-episode season order on Thursday, April 17.

UNFORGETTABLE returns on Friday, April 4 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT), following the completion of UNDERCOVER BOSS’s season order.

THE CRAZY ONES and TWO AND A HALF MEN will switch time periods, effective Thursday, Feb. 27, with TWO AND A HALF MEN moving to 9:00 PM and THE CRAZY ONES shifting to 9:30 PM.

BAD TEACHER is about an always-inappropriate, fearless and unapologetic former trophy wife who masquerades as a teacher in order to find a new man after her wealthy husband leaves her.  Ari Graynor, Sara Gilbert, Ryan Hansen, David Alan Grier, Kristin Davis and Sara Rodier star.  The series is produced by Sony Pictures Television and CBS Television Studios in association with Mosaic Media Group.  Hilary Winston, Gene Stupnitsky, Lee Eisenberg, Jimmy Miller, Sam Hansen and Michael Lasker are executive producers.

UNFORGETTABLE stars Poppy Montgomery as a detective with the NYPD’s Major Crimes Section who possesses a rare condition that allows her to remember and readily access the details of every moment in her life, and Dylan Walsh as her ex-boyfriend and partner.  It also stars Jane Curtain, Dallas Roberts, James Hiroyuki Liao and Tawny Cypress.  The series is produced by Sony Television Studios in association with CBS Television Studios.   Sarah Timberman, Carl Beverly, Ed Redlich, John Bellucci and Ed Decter are executive producers.”

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