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CBS will air a three-hour Cupertino special in Marshals’ usual Sunday time slot on Nov. 8
Marshals returns with a new season 2 episode titled “Roughstock” on Nov. 15
Luke Grimes has said that the expanded 20-episode season manages to avoid filler despite its increased order
It’s official: Marshals is taking a brief break during its second season.
Eagle-eyed fans may have noticed that CBS’ usual Sunday night lineup will look a little different on Nov. 8, with no new episode of the Luke Grimes-led Yellowstone spinoff on the schedule.
While the network hasn’t confirmed the reason behind the hiatus, it has revealed which of its hit dramas will temporarily take over the show’s regular time slot.
Here’s what to know about the change in Marshals‘ season 2 schedule.
Why isn’t Marshals on tonight?
CBS hasn’t revealed why Marshals isn’t airing on Sunday, Nov. 8. But the network did announce that it was airing a three-hour special of its new show Cupertino instead.
The legal drama, which premiered on Oct. 8, follows lawyers Michael Price (Mike Colter) and Olivia Siffre (Rachel Keller) as they navigate the next phase of their careers after getting fired by a tech start-up.
The special TV event will kick off at 8 p.m. ET, with a new episode of Cupertino, titled “Harper.” CBS will also re-air two other Cupertino episodes at 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. ET.
When is Marshals coming back?
Morgan Lindholm as Maddie and Logan Marshall-Green as Pete Calvin on ‘Marshals’.
Credit: Fred Hayes/CBS
Though Marshals won’t air a new episode on Sunday, Nov. 8, the break will be a brief one.
According to a press release, the series will return with a new season 2 episode on Sunday, Nov. 15, titled “Roughstock.”
“With Cal (Logan Marshall-Green) away in Utah seeing a cancer specialist, Andrea (Ash Santos) steps up as team leader and is instantly tested when Kayce (Grimes) ventures outside Marshals jurisdiction to help Mo (Mo Brings Plenty) track down his missing nephew,” its synopsis reads.
How many episodes of Marshals are left?
In an October 2026 interview with Collider, Grimes confirmed that Marshals season 2 will consist of 20 episodes — a significant increase from the 13 episodes in its first season. With only five episodes aired so far, fans still have 15 more to look forward to.
“We’re doing 20 episodes now, so you think there would be plenty of filler, but I’m not feeling any of that,” the actor said, explaining that network shows often rely on “bottle episodes,” which feature fewer cast members and limited locations to keep production costs down.
But according to Grimes, Marshals hasn’t had to make those compromises so far.
“We’re on Episode 14 of Season 2, and we still haven’t had one of those,” he said. “We were like, ‘Let’s never let quantity overtake quality. If they order 20, let’s make all 20 of them really count.’ “
How can I watch and stream Marshals?
Arielle Kebbel as Belle and Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton on ‘Marshals’.
Credit: Fred Hayes/CBS
New episodes of Marshals‘ second season will air on CBS and will later be available to stream on Paramount+ along with the entire first season.
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