CBS Sunday Schedule: Marshals Replaced by Cupertino on Nov. 8 (Nov. 6, 2026 Update)

Updated November 6, 2026, at 8:07 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (UTC−05:00; 1:07 p.m. UTC).

CBS has announced a one-night Sunday schedule change for November 8, 2026: a special block of Cupertino replaces the usual prime-time Marshals and Tracker slots. CBS lists 60 Minutes from 7:00–8:00 p.m. ET/PT, then a new Cupertino episode from 8:00–9:00 p.m. ET/PT and two encore episodes through 11:00 p.m. ET/PT. There is no new Marshals episode in that Sunday lineup.

That is a dated schedule notice, not a cancellation of Marshals. CBS’s current schedule lists the drama again on November 15. Because live sports and special programming can change what appears on a local station, viewers should check the schedule for the exact Sunday and their own CBS market before setting a recording.

Destaques

• November 8: Cupertino takes the 8:00–11:00 p.m. ET/PT block; 60 Minutes remains at 7:00 p.m. ET/PT.
• What changes: Marshals and Tracker are absent from CBS’s November 8 prime-time schedule for this one-night special.
• What comes next: The official CBS schedule currently lists Marshals and Tracker again on November 15.
• Local listings matter: Sunday NFL games on CBS vary by television market, so confirm the local affiliate’s program guide.

What is changing on CBS Sunday, November 8?

CBS’s October 22 program advisory calls this a special broadcast of Cupertino. The revised Sunday prime-time schedule keeps 60 Minutes in its 7:00–8:00 p.m. ET/PT slot, followed by three hours of Cupertino. All times below are the network’s published ET/PT times:

On November 8, the United States is on standard time after the November 1 daylight-saving change. CBS’s “ET/PT” label means the listed program airs at the stated clock time in the Eastern and Pacific time zones: 8:00 p.m. EST is UTC−05:00 (1:00 a.m. UTC on November 9), while 8:00 p.m. PST is UTC−08:00 (4:00 a.m. UTC on November 9). Viewers in other zones should use the local CBS station’s schedule rather than assume the same UTC moment.

The announcement is useful because the CBS Marshals page describes the show as having new episodes on Sundays, a general series pattern that does not identify every one-night exception. For November 8, the specific CBS program advisory and the date-specific schedule are the better references. The schedule currently shows Marshals and Tracker returning to the Sunday lineup on November 15, so the available evidence points to a one-night interruption, not a season cancellation.

How can you check your local CBS Sunday schedule?

1. Start with the date, not only the show page. Open the CBS schedule or the CBS Entertainment schedule. Select the Sunday you plan to watch and look for one-time specials, repeats, and changed episode labels. A show’s regular time is not proof it airs every week.
2. Check the CBS notice for a specific change. Use the program’s official announcement when CBS publishes a date-specific advisory. For November 8, the Cupertino notice provides the revised blocks and distinguishes the new episode from the two encores.
3. Confirm the local station. Search the CBS station and affiliate directory for the station serving your city, then open its Program Guide. Your cable, satellite, antenna, or live-TV streaming guide can provide a second check for the channel and local start time.
4. Check the NFL game for your ZIP code. CBS Sunday afternoon football is regional. Paramount’s local NFL viewing guide says different markets can receive different CBS games and recommends entering a ZIP code in the NFL viewing tool, then confirming the broadcast on the local station schedule.

For the November 15 and later Sundays, repeat the date check rather than carrying forward the November 8 exception or assuming the original fall grid will remain unchanged. The 2026–27 fall schedule announcement gives the baseline Sunday lineup—60 Minutes, Marshals, Tracker, and drama encores—but the current week-by-week schedule is what matters for an individual date. The live schedule can also show later shifts deeper into November; check the local affiliate for the time in your market because not every schedule listing identifies a time zone.

Can you watch the updated schedule on Paramount+?

Paramount+ offers two different ways to follow CBS. Its current viewing guide says the Premium plan includes a live feed of the subscriber’s local CBS station, while new CBS episodes on Essential and Premium generally become available on demand the day after broadcast. That distinction matters on a changed Sunday: the live feed follows the local station’s broadcast, while on-demand viewing depends on when a particular episode is posted.

NFL availability is also market-specific. Paramount+ says its live NFL on CBS stream follows the game airing on the subscriber’s local CBS station; the NFL game available in one city may differ from the game shown in another. Review the Paramount+ CBS viewing guide for current plan details and use the local schedule to confirm what will stream where you live.

What should DVR users do when CBS changes a Sunday slot?

Check the guide by date before the weekend and again on Sunday, especially if the recording is tied to a live sports window. If your DVR offers a series recording, keep it active for Marshals and verify that it remains set for the next listed episode; do not expect it to record a show on a night when CBS has scheduled a different program in its slot. For the November 8 Cupertino special, set a separate recording if you want the new episode or the encores.

This is practical advice, not a guarantee that every provider’s guide updates at the same time. When the CBS network schedule and your device’s guide disagree, confirm the local station’s published program guide or contact the TV provider.

FAQ: CBS Sunday schedule changes in November

Is Marshals new on CBS Sunday, November 8, 2026?

No. CBS lists Cupertino from 8:00–11:00 p.m. ET/PT on November 8, after 60 Minutes at 7:00 p.m. ET/PT.

When is Marshals scheduled to return?

The current CBS schedule lists Marshals again on Sunday, November 15. Recheck the local station guide for the latest time in your market.

How do I find the CBS NFL game in my area?

Enter your ZIP code in the NFL viewing guide, then confirm the game and kickoff time in your local CBS affiliate’s program guide.