NBC releases 2013-2014 primetime schedule

NBC has made its renewals and cancellations, along with its new series pickups. Now all that remains is the scheduling itself. Here's the full schedule via NBC:

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Here's the schedule in text form. New shows are in caps (via AV Club):

Mondays

8 p.m.: The Voice (performance) 10 p.m.: THE BLACKLIST

Tuesdays (Fall)

8 p.m.: The Biggest Loser (new day and time) 9 p.m.: The Voice (new time) 10 p.m.: Chicago Fire (new day and time)

Wednesdays

8 p.m.: Revolution (new day and time) 9 p.m.: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 10 p.m.: IRONSIDE

Thursdays

8 p.m.: Parks And Recreation (new time) 8:30 p.m.: WELCOME TO THE FAMILY 9 p.m.: SEAN SAVES THE WORLD 9:30 p.m.: THE MICHAEL J. FOX SHOW 10 p.m.: Parenthood (new day)

Fridays (Fall)

8 p.m.: Dateline NBC 9 p.m.: Grimm 10 p.m.: DRACULA

Saturdays

8 p.m.: Reruns 11:35 p.m.: SNL

Sundays (Fall)

7 p.m.: Football Night in America 8:15 p.m.: NBC Sunday Night Football

Tuesdays (Winter)

8 p.m.: The Voice 9 p.m.: ABOUT A BOY 9:30 p.m.: THE FAMILY GUIDE 10 p.m.: Chicago Fire

Fridays (Winter)

8 p.m.: Dateline NBC 9 p.m.: Grimm 10 p.m.: CROSSBONES

Sundays (Winter)

7 p.m.: Dateline NBC 8 p.m.: AMERICAN DREAM BUILDERS 9 p.m.: BELIEVE 10 p.m.: CRISIS

Currently unscheduled: CHICAGO PD, Community, THE NIGHT SHIFT, UNDATEABLE

Not yet renewed or canceled: The Celebrity Apprentice, Hannibal (NBC will reportedly make a decision in the next few weeks)

The Monday night 10PM timeslot, with its cushy Voice lead-in, is one of the most valuable timeslots for launching a new series. So either NBC is confident enough in Revolution that they feel it can survive away from The Voice, or they want to move the series to a slightly less effective timeslot in order to use the Monday night slot to launch something else. The latter is more likely, and unless The Blacklist fails to take off, requiring NBC to move Revolution back to Mondays to fill the programming gap, I don't know that Revolution will be able to duplicate the ratings it had last fall (when it established itself as NBC's first real drama hit in a long time). That said, I don't think we need to necessarily start saying our goodbyes to Revolution right now or anything. You never know what's going to hit.

It was also smart to move Grimm back to Fridays and using it to launch Dracula in a sort of theme night.

What do you think of the schedule moves? Sound off in the comments!