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'NCIS,' 'How I Met Your Mother' and more: Check out CBS's schedule for the fall 2013 TV season

When will 'NCIS,' 'How I Met Your Mother,' and other CBS shows air next fall? Here's CBS's fall TV schedule.

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'NCIS' stars Sean Murray (l.) and Mark Harmon (r.).

Snap judgments, photos and video to come, but until then, enjoy this first look at CBS’s just announced Fall 2013 Primetime Schedule — with new shows as per usual highlighted in orange — after the jump.

Monday
8PM: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
8:30PM: WE ARE MEN
9PM: 2 BROKE GIRLS
9:30PM: MOM
10PM: HOSTAGES/INTELLIGENCE

Tuesday
8PM: NCIS
9PM: NCIS: LOS ANGELES
10PM: PERSON OF INTEREST

Wednesday
8PM: SURVIVOR
9PM: CRIMINAL MINDS
10PM: CSI

Thursday
8PM: THE BIG BANG THEORY
8:30PM: THE MILLERS
9PM: THE CRAZY ONES
9:30PM: TWO AND A HALF MEN
10PM: ELEMENTARY

Friday
8PM: CSI: NY
9PM: HAWAII FIVE-0
10PM: BLUE BLOODS

Saturday
8PM: Crimetime Saturday
10PM: 48 Hours Mystery

Sunday
7PM: 60 MINUTES
8PM: THE AMAZING RACE
9PM: THE GOOD WIFE
10PM: THE MENTALIST

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