Here is the weekly guide to the season premieres airing this week across major networks in Canada and the United States. The lineup spotlights family favorites and teen adventures, with time slots clearly noted in ET/PT to help viewers plan their evenings. This week includes comedy, musical competition, and light drama, all presented on Family Channel, Global, CTV, and other North American networks.
On Monday, September 19th, viewers can catch Disney Channel’s Good Luck Charlie at 5:30 ET/PT on Family Channel, followed by A.N.T Farm at 6:00 ET/PT on the same channel. The two premieres set the tone for the week with warm family humor and energetic teen stories that appeal to audiences in both Canada and the United States. Good Luck Charlie follows the Duncan family’s daily misadventures with the newest arrival, while A.N.T Farm centers on a gifted student navigating high school life with creativity and humor. TV listings confirm these primetime slots to help families schedule their week — TV Guide.
On Tuesday, September 20th, GLEE returns at 8:00 PM ET/PT on Global, with So Random airing at 6:00 PM ET/PT on Family Channel. GLEE offers musical performances and character-driven stories that resonate with teens and adults alike across borders, while So Random delivers a rapid-fire sketch comedy block rooted in lighthearted fun. For North American viewers, these broadcasts align with familiar network schedules, making it easy to follow this entertaining duo this Tuesday evening — TV Guide.
On Wednesday, September 21st, X-Factor airs at 8:00 PM on CTV, and Wingin’ It lands at 6:00 PM ET/PT on Family Channel. X-Factor brings a talent competition format to Canadian audiences with performances and eliminations shaping the week, while Wingin’ It offers a family-friendly fantasy-comedy about a quirky foster world where magic and friendship collide. The lineup provides a balanced midweek mix of competition and charm for viewers on both sides of the border — TV Guide.
On Thursday, September 22nd, The Big Bang Theory returns at 8:00 PM on CTV, and Wizards of Waverly Place airs at 6:00 PM ET/PT on Family Channel. The Big Bang Theory delivers smart humor, clever banter, and character-driven stories that appeal to a broad adult audience, while Wizards of Waverly Place continues the magical adventures of the Russo siblings with humor and heart. North American fans can count on a strong Thursday night of sitcom and fantasy comedy — TV Guide.
On Friday, September 23rd, Pair of Kings airs at 5:30 PM on Family Channel. This final evening of the preview week wraps with lighthearted family comedy featuring two royal siblings navigating modern life in a surprising island setting. These premieres provide a well-rounded close to the week for families and teens tuning in across Canada and the United States — TV Guide.