ABC releases 2013 fall schedule

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ABC has released its lineup for this coming fall. And there are some huge changes in store for the network.

The full schedule is below, with new shows in CAPS (via Zap2It):

Sunday

7:00 PM: America's Funniest Home Videos 8:00 PM: Once Upon A Time 9:00 PM: Revenge 10:00 PM: BETRAYAL

Monday

8:00 PM: Dancing With the Stars 10:00 PM: Castle

Tuesday

8:00 PM: Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 9:00 PM: THE GOLDBERGS 9:30 PM: TROPHY WIFE 10:00 PM: LUCKY 7

Wednesday

8:00 PM: The Middle 8:30 PM: BACK IN THE GAME 9:00 PM: Modern Family 9:30 PM: SUPER FUN NIGHT 10:00 PM: Nashville

Thursday

8:00 PM: ONCE UPON A TIME IN WONDERLAND 9:00 PM: Grey's Anatomy 10:00 PM: Scandal

Friday

8:00 PM: Last Man Standing 8:30 PM: The Neighbors 9:00 PM: Shark Tank 10:00 PM: 20/20

Saturday

8:00 PM: Saturday Night College Football

So the big news here is that Dancing With the Stars will become exclusive to Mondays, which means no more Tuesday night results show (perhaps adopting a So You Think You Can Dance model, in which results for the previous week are revealed on the next week's performance show). This move has led to the revamping of the Tuesday night lineup, with Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. taking a prominent spot at 8 p.m., in a move that will probably come as a relief to Joss Whedon and company, as it seemed all-but-inevitable that the show would end up in the show-killing Thursday 8 p.m. timeslot simply for lack of anywhere else to put it. That show-killing spot will, instead, goes to ABC's Once Upon A Time spin-off, Once Upon A Time in Wonderland. The network is likely hoping that the OUAT brand will help buoy the series in the timeslot that hasn't had a success since Ugly Betty.

Of existing shows, the only major scheduling move comes in the decision to pair former Tuesday night comedy The Neighbors with Last Man Standing on Friday nights. But that's pretty much it, as every other existing series stayed put. Castle remains on Monday at 10pm, while Grey's Anatomy and Scandal remain paired on Thursdays at 9pm and 10pm, respectively. Even Nashville got to keep its timeslot, Wednesdays at 10pm.

What do you think of the lineup? Could Once Upon A Time In Wonderland break the Thursday 8pm curse? Is Tuesday a good fit for S.H.I.E.L.D.? Will Dancing With the Stars thrive or falter with just one show per week? Sound off in the comments!

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