List of Shows

The following is a comprehensive list of all known shows that have aired on the Fox Broadcasting Company since the network's inception in 1986.

This list is currently a work in progress, and will be continued to be updated overtime.

Show Title	First Known Airing	Last Known Airing	Notes
America's Most Wanted	February 7, 1988	present
The Simpsons	December 17, 1989	present	Official premiere on January 14, 1990.
Fox News Sunday	April 28, 1996	present	Hour-long news broadcast on Sunday mornings.
Family Guy	January 31, 1999	present	Official premiere on April 11, 1999. Original run ended April 18, 2002. Returned periodically beginning August 18, 2004 before beginning its current run on January 16, 2005.
Hell's Kitchen	May 30, 2005	present
So You Think You Can Dance	July 20, 2005	present
Don't Forget the Lyrics!	July 11, 2007	present
Kitchen Nightmares	September 19, 2007	present
MasterChef	July 27, 2010	present
Bob's Burgers	January 9, 2011	present
MasterChef Junior	September 27, 2013	present
Beat Shazam	May 25, 2017	present
The Masked Singer	January 2, 2019	present
9-1-1 Lone Star	January 19, 2020	present
Lego Masters	February 5, 2020	present
TMZ Investigates	April 13, 2020	present	Originally a series of specials; official series premiered on January 22, 2024.
I Can See Your Voice	September 23, 2020	present
The Great North	January 3, 2021	present	Official premiere on February 21, 2021.
Name That Tune (2021)	January 6, 2021	present
Crime Scene Kitchen	May 26, 2021	present
Next Level Chef	January 2, 2022	present
The Cleaning Lady	January 3, 2022	present
Lego Masters: Celebrity Holiday Bricktacular	December 19, 2022	present
Special Forces: World's Toughest Test	January 4, 2023	present
Alert: Missing Persons Unit	January 8, 2023	present
Accused	January 22, 2023	present
Animal Control	February 16, 2023	present
Farmer Wants a Wife	March 8, 2023	present	Originally aired on The CW in 2008.
Gordon Ramsay's Food Stars	May 24, 2023	present
Stars on Mars	June 5, 2023	present
Krapopolis	September 24, 2023	present
Snake Oil	September 27, 2023	present
The Floor	January 2, 2024	present	Sneak peek aired December 25, 2023.
We Are Family	January 3, 2024	present
Grimsburg	January 7, 2024	present	Official premiere on February 18, 2024.
The Quiz with Balls	May 28, 2024	present
The 1% Club	June 3, 2024	present
Universal Basic Guys	September 8, 2024	present
Rescue: HI-Surf	September 22, 2024	present
Murder in a Small Town	September 24, 2024	present	Canadian co-production

Show Title	First Known Airing	Last Known Airing	Notes
The Late Show	October 9, 1986	October 28, 1988	Originally known as The Late Show with Joan Rivers. Fox's first attempt at a weeknight late show.
Married... with Children	April 5, 1987	April 22, 2012^[1]	Last regular airing on July 7, 1997.^[2]
The Tracey Ullman Show	April 5, 1987	September 1, 1990
21 Jump Street	April 12, 1987	September 17, 1990^[3]	Seasons 1-4 only, season 5 aired in syndication.
Duet	April 19, 1987	August 20, 1989^[4]
Down and Out in Beverly Hills	April 26, 1987	September 12, 1987	Regular airings began July 25, 1987.
Mr. President	May 3, 1987	April 2, 1988
Werewolf	July 11, 1987	August 21, 1988 ^[5]
Karen's Song	July 18, 1987	September 12, 1987
The New Adventures of Beans Baxter	July 18, 1987	April 2, 1988
Second Chance	September 26, 1987	July 2, 1988	Known in its second season as Boys Will Be Boys beginning January 16, 1988.
Women in Prison	October 11, 1987	April 2, 1988
The Wilton North Report	December 11, 1987
America's Most Wanted	February 7, 1988	present
It's Garry Shandling's Show	March 6, 1988	March 18, 1990
Family Double Dare	April 3, 1988	July 23, 1988
Dirty Dozen: The Series	April 30, 1988
The Reporters	July 30, 1988	March 31, 1990
Beyond Tomorrow	September 10, 1988	January 6, 1990
Comic Strip Live	October 8, 1988 ^[6]	January 15, 1994 ^[3]
Cops	March 11, 1989	August 31, 2013 ^[5]	Seasons 1-25; Later episodes premiered on Spike, Paramount Network, and Fox Nation.
Totally Hidden Video	July 9, 1989
Open House	August 27, 1989	July 21, 1990	Retooled from "Duet".
Alien Nation	September 18, 1989	July 29, 1997
Booker	September 24, 1989	May 6, 1990 ^[7]
The Simpsons	December 17, 1989	present	Official premiere on January 14, 1990.
The Outsiders	March 25, 1990
In Living Color	April 15, 1990	May 19, 1994 ^[7]
Glory Days	July 25, 1990	September 27, 1990
Molloy	July 25, 1990	August 15, 1990
Haywire	September 1, 1990
Parker Lewis Can't Lose	September 2, 1990	August 22, 1993 ^[8]
True Colors	September 2, 1990	August 23, 1992 ^[9]
D.E.A.	September 7, 1990
American Chronicles	September 8, 1990
Babes	September 13, 1990	August 10, 1991
Against the Law	September 23, 1990
Get a Life	September 23, 1990	March 8, 1992 ^[7]
Good Grief	September 30, 1990	March 17, 1991 ^[10]
Beverly Hills, 90210	October 4, 1990	May 17, 2000 ^[7]
Yearbook	March 7, 1991
Top of the Heap	April 7, 1991	May 19, 1991 ^[7]
The Sunday Comics	April 28, 1991
Best of the Worst	August 17, 1991
Roc	August 25, 1991	May 10, 1994 ^[7]
Herman's Head	September 8, 1991	April 21, 1994 ^[7]
The Ultimate Challenge	September 13, 1991
Drexell's Class	September 19, 1991	March 5, 1992 ^[7]
Sightings	October 18, 1991		Originally a series of specials; official series premiered on April 17, 1992; Seasons 1-2 only; later seasons aired in syndication and Syfy.
Charlie Hoover	November 9, 1991	December 29, 1991 ^[7]
Saturday Night's Main Event	February 8, 1992	November 14, 1992	Two episodes only; moved from NBC. Would return to NBC after the series was brought back in 2006.
Stand by Your Man	April 5, 1992
Code 3	April 11, 1992
Vinnie & Bobby	May 30, 1992	July 11, 1992 ^[7]
Down the Shore	June 21, 1992
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures (1992)	June 28, 1992
Rachel Gunn, R.N.	June 28, 1992
Melrose Place	July 8, 1992	May 24, 1999 ^[7]
The Heights	August 27, 1992	November 26, 1992 ^[7]
Martin	August 27, 1992	August 28, 1997 ^[7]
Batman: The Animated Series	September 6, 1992	March 14, 1993	Fox Kids show. Regular airings in primetime started December 13, 1992. Continued airing on Fox Kids until September 5, 1997.
Likely Suspects	September 11, 1992
Flying Blind	September 13, 1992	May 2, 1993 ^[7]
The Edge	September 19, 1992	July 18, 1993
The Ben Stiller Show	September 27, 1992
Woops!	September 27, 1992	December 6, 1992 ^[7]
Great Scott!	October 4, 1992
Tiny Toon Adventures	December 6, 1992	June 4, 1995	Fox Kids show. Special airings only.
Shaky Ground	December 13, 1992	May 23, 1993 ^[7]
Class of '96	January 19, 1993	May 25, 1993 ^[7]
Key West	January 19, 1993
TriBeCa	March 23, 1993	September 5, 1993 ^[8]
Front Page	June 26, 1993
Danger Theatre	July 11, 1993	August 22, 1993 ^[7]
Living Single	August 22, 1993	January 1, 1998 ^[7]
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.	August 27, 1993	August 28, 1994 ^[11]
Daddy Dearest	September 7, 1993	December 5, 1993 ^[7]
The Chevy Chase Show	September 7, 1993	October 15, 1993
The X-Files	September 10, 1993	March 21, 2018 ^[5]
Townsend Television	September 12, 1993
Bakersfield P.D.	September 14, 1993	August 18, 1994 ^[7]
The Sinbad Show	September 16, 1993	April 21, 1994 ^[7]
Eek! Stravaganza	December 5, 1993		Fox Kids series. Special primetime airing only.
Monty	January 11, 1994	February 15, 1994 ^[7]
The George Carlin Show	January 16, 1994	September 3, 1995 ^[7]
Tales from the Crypt	January 22, 1994 ^[12]	December 13, 1996 (lkd) ^[7]	Originally broadcasted on HBO from 1989 to 1996 uncut, FOX edit down the episodes to half-hour^[13]
Encounters: The Hidden Truth	February 22, 1994	January 23, 1996 ^[7]	Official series premiered on June 24, 1994
South Central	April 5, 1994	June 7, 1994 ^[7]
The Locals	June 23, 1994		One time pilot airing.
Models Inc.	June 29, 1994	March 6, 1995 ^[7]
M.A.N.T.I.S.	August 26, 1994	February 24, 1995 ^[7]
Fortune Hunter	September 4, 1994	October 2, 1994 ^[7]
Hardball		October 23, 1994 ^[7]
Wild Oats		September 25, 1994 ^[7]
New York Undercover	September 8, 1994	June 25, 1998 ^[7]
Party of Five	September 12, 1994	May 3, 2000 ^[7]
Life with Louie	December 18, 1994		Fox Kids series. Special primetime airings only.
Dream On	January 8, 1995	July 3, 1995 ^[7]	HBO series.
Get Smart		February 19, 1995 ^[7]	Sequel to the original 1965 series.
House of Buggin'		April 16, 1995 ^[7]
The Critic	March 5, 1995	July 30, 1995 ^[7]	Season 2 only; moved from ABC.
The Great Defender	March 5, 1995	July 31, 1995 ^[7]
VR.5	March 10, 1995	May 12, 1995 ^[7]	Three unaired episodes aired on Syfy.
Medicine Ball	March 13, 1995	May 29, 1995 ^[7]
Sliders	March 22, 1995	August 8, 1997 ^[7]	Seasons 1-3 only; Seasons 4-5 aired on Syfy.
My Wildest Dreams	May 28, 1995	June 25, 1995 ^[7]
The Crew	August 31, 1995	June 30, 1996 ^[7]
The Preston Episodes	September 9, 1995	October 28, 1995 ^[7]
Ned and Stacey	September 11, 1995	January 27, 1997 ^[7]	11 unaired episodes aired on USA in 1999.
Partners	September 11, 1995	April 1, 1996 ^[7]
Strange Luck	September 15, 1995	February 23, 1996 ^[7]
Space: Above and Beyond	September 24, 1995	June 2, 1996 ^[7]
Misery Loves Company	October 1, 1995	October 22, 1995 ^[7]
Too Something	October 1, 1995	June 23, 1996 ^[7]	Episodes 6-9 were titled New York Daze
Mad TV	October 14, 1995	September 5, 2009 ^[5]	Later revived on The CW in 2016.
What's So Funny?	December 3, 1995	December 31, 1995 ^[7]
Local Heroes	March 17, 1996	April 14, 1996
The Show	March 17, 1996	June 6, 1996 ^[7]
Kindred: The Embraced	April 2, 1996	May 8, 1996 ^[7]
Profit	April 8, 1996	April 29, 1996 ^[7]
Saturday Night Special	April 13, 1996	May 18, 1996 ^[7]
Fox News Sunday	April 28, 1996	present	Hour-long news broadcast on Sunday mornings.
L.A. Firefighters	June 3, 1996	July 8, 1996 ^[7]
The Last Frontier	June 3, 1996	July 8, 1996 ^[7]
Fox After Breakfast	August 12, 1996	August 18, 1997 ^[7]	Continuation of FX's Breakfast Time; later retooled as The Vicki Lawrence Show.
Big Deal!	September 1, 1996	October 6, 1996 ^[7]
Lush Life	September 9, 1996	September 30, 1996 ^[7]	Pulled from the schedule after four episodes.
Party Girl	September 9, 1996	September 30, 1996 ^[7]	Pulled from the schedule after four episodes.
Love and Marriage	September 28, 1996	October 5, 1996 ^[7]	Pulled from the schedule after two episodes.
Millennium	October 25, 1996	May 21, 1999 ^[7]
King of the Hill	January 12, 1997	September 13, 2009 ^[5]
World's Wildest Police Videos	February 2, 1997	August 10, 2001 (lkd) ^[7]	Originally a series of specials; official series premiered on April 2, 1998
Pauly	March 3, 1997	April 7, 1997 ^[7]
Lawless	March 22, 1997		Pulled from the schedule after one episode.
Pacific Palisades	April 9, 1997	July 30, 1997 ^[7]
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction?	May 25, 1997	September 5, 2002
The Ruby Wax Show	June 9, 1997	July 7, 1997 ^[7]
Roar	July 14, 1997	September 5, 1997 ^[7]
The Vicki Lawrence Show	August 19, 1997	October 3, 1997 ^[7]	Retooled from Fox After Breakfast.
Ally McBeal	September 8, 1997	July 8, 2002 ^[14]
413 Hope St.	September 11, 1997	January 1, 1998 ^[7]
Between Brothers	September 11, 1997	January 29, 1998 ^[7]
The Visitor	September 19, 1997	January 16, 1998 ^[7]
The World's Funniest!	September 21, 1997	March 8, 2001 ^[7]
Ask Harriet	January 8, 1998	January 29, 1998 ^[7]
Significant Others	March 11, 1998	March 25, 1998 ^[7]
Damon	March 22, 1998	July 20, 1998 ^[7]
Getting Personal	April 6, 1998	October 16, 1998 ^[7]
Fox Files	July 16, 1998	August 31, 1999 ^[7]
Guinness World Records Primetime	July 28, 1998	December 29, 2001 ^[15]
Holding the Baby	August 23, 1998	December 15, 1998 ^[7]
That '70s Show	August 23, 1998	September 3, 2006 ^[5]
Brimstone	October 23, 1998	March 12, 1999 ^[7]
Living in Captivity	September 11, 1998	October 16, 1998 ^[7]
Costello	September 15, 1998	October 13, 1998 ^[7]	Originally scheduled to premiere on September 8, 1998.
The PJs	January 10, 1999	September 5, 2000 ^[7]	Seasons 1-2 only; Season 3 aired on The WB.
Family Guy	January 31, 1999	present	Official premiere on April 11, 1999.
Futurama	March 28, 1999	August 31, 2003	Seasons 1-4 only; future seasons aired on Comedy Central and Hulu.
Get Real	September 8, 1999	April 12, 2000 ^[7]
Action	September 16, 1999	December 2, 1999 ^[7]
Harsh Realm	October 8, 1999	October 22, 1999 ^[7]
Ryan Caulfield: Year One	October 15, 1999	October 22, 1999 ^[7]	Pulled from the schedule after two episodes.
Time of Your Life	October 25, 1999	June 21, 2000 ^[7]
Greed: The Series	November 4, 1999	July 14, 2000 ^[7]
Malcolm in the Middle	January 9, 2000	August 6, 2006 ^[5]
Titus	March 20, 2000
It's Your Chance of a Lifetime	June 5, 2000	June 9, 2000 ^[7]
Opposite Sex	July 17, 2000	August 21, 2000 ^[7]
American High	August 2, 2000	August 9, 2000 ^[7]	Unaired episodes aired on PBS.
Dark Angel	October 3, 2000
Freakylinks	October 6, 2000	June 22, 2001 ^[7]
Boston Public	October 23, 2000	January 30, 2004
Normal, Ohio	November 1, 2000	December 13, 2000 ^[7]
The Street	November 1, 2000	December 13, 2000 ^[7]
Million Dollar Mysteries	November 10, 2000
Grounded For Life	January 10, 2001		Seasons 1-2 only; Seasons 3-5 aired on The WB.
Temptation Island	January 10, 2001		Later revived in 2019 on USA Network.
Stupid Behavior Caught on Tape	February 8, 2001		Regular starting May 29, 2003.
The Lone Gunmen	March 4, 2001	June 1, 2001
Boot Camp	March 28, 2001	May 23, 2001 ^[7]
Night Visions	July 12, 2001		Unaired episodes aired on Syfy.
Murder In Small Town X	July 24, 2001
Love Cruise	September 25, 2001
Undeclared	September 25, 2001
Pasadena	September 28, 2001
24	November 6, 2001	July 25, 2014 ^[5]
The Tick (2001)	November 8, 2001
The Bernie Mac Show	November 14, 2001	April 14, 2006 ^[5]
The Chamber	January 13, 2002
That '80s Show	January 23, 2002
The American Embassy	March 11, 2002
Andy Richter Controls the Universe	March 19, 2002
Greg the Bunny	March 27, 2002		Only 11 episodes aired; later episodes aired on IFC.
American Idol	June 11, 2002	April 7, 2016 ^[5]	American version of Pop Idol; Seasons 1-15 only; Moved to ABC starting with Season 16.
The Pulse	July 11, 2002		Newsmagazine produced by Fox News Channel.
30 Seconds to Fame	July 17, 2002
Meet the Marks	July 17, 2002	July 31, 2002
Cedric the Entertainer Presents	September 18, 2002
Fastlane	September 18, 2002
Firefly	September 20, 2002	December 20, 2002
John Doe	September 20, 2002
Girls Club	October 21, 2002
Joe Millionaire	January 6, 2003	March 10, 2022 ^[5]
Married by America	March 3, 2003
Oliver Beene	March 9, 2003	September 12, 2004 ^[5]
Wanda at Large	March 26, 2003	November 7, 2003 ^[5]	Unaired episodes aired on TV One.
The Pitts	March 30, 2003	April 20, 2003
Mr. Personality	April 21, 2003
Anything for Love	May 16, 2003
American Juniors	June 3, 2003		Spin-off of American Idol.
Keen Eddie	June 3, 2003
Paradise Hotel	June 18, 2003	June 6, 2019 ^[5]	Seasons 1 and 3; Season 2 aired on Fox Reality Channel and MyNetworkTV.
Banzai	July 13, 2003
The O.C.	August 5, 2003	February 22, 2007 ^[5]
Performing As...	August 26, 2003	September 24, 2003
Luis	September 19, 2003	October 24, 2003 ^[5]
Skin	October 20, 2003	November 3, 2003 ^[5]	Unaired episodes aired on SOAPnet
A Minute with Stan Hooper	October 29, 2003	December 12, 2003 ^[5]
Tru Calling	October 30, 2003	April 21, 2005 ^[5]
Arrested Development	November 2, 2003	February 10, 2006 ^[5]	Seasons 1-3 only; Seasons 4-5 aired on Netflix.
The Simple Life	December 2, 2003	May 12, 2005 ^[5]	Seasons 1-3; Seasons 4-5 aired on E!.
Totally Outrageous Behavior	January 9, 2004	December 26, 2004 ^[5]
My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiancé	January 19, 2004	February 23, 2004 ^[5]
Forever Eden	March 1, 2004	April 9, 2004 ^[5]	Unaired episodes aired on Fox Reality Channel.
Cracking Up	March 9, 2004	April 5, 2004 ^[5]
Playing It Straight	March 12, 2004	March 26, 2004
Wonderfalls	March 12, 2004	April 1, 2004
The Swan	April 7, 2004	December 20, 2004 ^[5]
The Jury	June 8, 2004	August 6, 2004 ^[5]
The Casino	June 14, 2004	August 29, 2004 ^[5]
North Shore	June 14, 2004	January 13, 2005 ^[5]
Method & Red	June 16, 2004	September 15, 2004 ^[5]
Quintuplets	June 16, 2004	January 12, 2005 ^[5]
Trading Spouses	July 20, 2004	May 3, 2007 ^[5]
The Complex: Malibu	August 30, 2004	October 8, 2004 ^[5]
Renovate My Family	September 1, 2004	August 15, 2005 ^[5]
The Next Great Champ	September 7, 2004	September 28, 2004 ^[5]	Unaired episodes aired on Fox Sports Networks (FSN).
Nanny 911	November 3, 2004	May 4, 2007 ^[5]	Seasons 1-3 only; Season 4 aired on CMT.
My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss	November 7, 2004	December 12, 2004
The Rebel Billionaire: Branson's Quest for the Best	November 9, 2004	January 11, 2005 ^[5]
House	November 16, 2004	August 3, 2012 ^[5]
Who's Your Daddy?	January 3, 2005 ^[5]		Pulled from the schedule after one episode.
Jonny Zero	January 14, 2005	March 4, 2005 ^[5]
Point Pleasant	January 19, 2005	March 17, 2005 ^[5]
American Dad!	February 6, 2005	September 21, 2014 ^[5]	Seasons 1-11 only; moved to TBS starting with Season 12.
Kelsey Grammer Presents: The Sketch Show	March 13, 2005	April 3, 2005 ^[5]
Life on a Stick	March 24, 2005	April 27, 2005 ^[5]
Stacked	April 13, 2005	January 11, 2006 ^[5]
Hell's Kitchen	May 30, 2005	present
The Inside	June 8, 2005	July 13, 2005 ^[5]
The Princes of Malibu	July 10, 2005	July 17, 2005 ^[5]	Pulled from the schedule after two episodes; unaired episodes aired on Fox Reality Channel.
So You Think You Can Dance	July 20, 2005	present
Prison Break	August 29, 2005	May 30, 2017 ^[5]
Reunion	September 8, 2005	December 15, 2005 ^[5]
The War at Home	September 11, 2005	July 8, 2007 ^[5]
Bones	September 13, 2005	April 1, 2017 ^[5]
Head Cases	September 14, 2005	September 21, 2005 ^[5]	Pulled from the schedule after two episodes.
Kitchen Confidential	September 19, 2005	December 5, 2005 ^[5]
Killer Instinct	September 23, 2005	December 2, 2005 ^[5]
Skating with Celebrities	January 18, 2006	March 2, 2006 ^[5]
Free Ride	March 1, 2006	April 9, 2006 ^[5]
The Loop	March 15, 2006	July 1, 2007 ^[5]
Unan1mous	March 22, 2006	May 10, 2006 ^[5]
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia	June 11, 2006^[16]	June 25, 2006^[17]	FX original series. Ran briefly on Fox in the summer of 2006.
Vanished	August 21, 2006	November 10, 2006 ^[5]	Unaired episodes placed on Fox.com
Celebrity Duets	August 29, 2006	September 29, 2006 ^[5]
Justice	August 30, 2006	December 22, 2006 ^[5]
Standoff	September 5, 2006	July 20, 2007 ^[5]
Happy Hour	September 7, 2006	November 2, 2006 ^[5]
'Til Death	September 7, 2006	June 10, 2010 ^[5]
Talkshow with Spike Feresten	September 16, 2006	October 31, 2009 ^[5]
The Rich List	November 1, 2006 ^[5]		Pulled from the schedule after one episode.
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?	February 27, 2007	September 8, 2015 ^[5]	3 seasons aired in syndication and Nickelodeon.
The Winner	March 4, 2007	March 18, 2007 ^[5]
The Wedding Bells	March 7, 2007	April 6, 2007 ^[5]
Drive	April 15, 2007	April 23, 2007 ^[5]	Unaired episodes placed on Fox.com
On the Lot	May 22, 2007	August 21, 2007 ^[5]
Don't Forget the Lyrics!	July 11, 2007	present	Moved to syndication in 2010; revived on Fox in 2022.
Anchorwoman	August 22, 2007 ^[5]		Pulled from the schedule after a two back-to-back episode premiere.
Nashville	September 14, 2007	September 21, 2007 ^[5]	Pulled from the schedule after two episodes.
K-Ville	September 17, 2007	December 17, 2007 ^[5]
Back to You	September 19, 2007	May 14, 2008 ^[5]
Kitchen Nightmares	September 19, 2007	present
The Next Great American Band	October 19, 2007	December 21, 2007 ^[5]
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	January 13, 2008	April 10, 2009 ^[5]
The Moment of Truth	January 23, 2008	August 28, 2008 ^[5]
Unhitched	March 2, 2008	March 30, 2008 ^[5]
New Amsterdam	March 4, 2008	April 14, 2008 ^[5]
Canterbury's Law	March 10, 2008	April 18, 2008 ^[5]
The Return of Jezebel James	March 14, 2008	March 21, 2008 ^[5]	Pulled from the schedule after three episodes.
Hole in the Wall	September 7, 2008	March 15, 2009 ^[5]	Season 1 only; Seasons 2-3 aired on Cartoon Network.
Fringe	September 9, 2008	January 18, 2013 ^[5]
Do Not Disturb	September 10, 2008	September 24, 2008 ^[5]
Secret Millionaire	December 3, 2008	December 18, 2008 ^[5]	Season 1 only; Seasons 2-3 aired on ABC.
Lie to Me	January 21, 2009	June 10, 2011 ^[5]
Dollhouse	February 13, 2009	January 29, 2010 ^[5]
Osbournes Reloaded	March 31, 2009 ^[5]		Pulled from the schedule after one episode.
Sit Down, Shut Up	April 19, 2009	April 12, 2010 ^[5]
Glee	May 19, 2009	March 20, 2015 ^[5]
Mental	May 26, 2009	August 14, 2009 ^[5]
More to Love	July 28, 2009	September 15, 2009 ^[5]
Brothers	September 25, 2009	September 19, 2010 ^[5]
The Cleveland Show	September 27, 2009	August 25, 2013 ^[5]
The Wanda Sykes Show	November 7, 2009	September 18, 2010 ^[5]
Human Target	January 17, 2010	February 9, 2011 ^[5]
Past Life	February 9, 2010	June 4, 2010 ^[5]
Sons of Tucson	March 11, 2010	August 1, 2010 ^[5]
The Good Guys	May 19, 2010	January 8, 2011 ^[5]
MasterChef	July 27, 2010	present
Lone Star	September 20, 2010	October 2, 2010 ^[5]
Raising Hope	September 21, 2010	April 4, 2014 ^[5]
Running Wilde	September 21, 2010	January 8, 2011 ^[5]	Unaired episodes aired on FX.
Million Dollar Money Drop	December 20, 2010	February 1, 2011 ^[5]
Bob's Burgers	January 9, 2011	present
The Chicago Code	February 7, 2011	May 23, 2011 ^[5]
Traffic Light	February 8, 2011	May 31, 2011 ^[5]
Mobbed	March 31, 2011	January 10, 2013 ^[5]
Breaking In	April 6, 2011	April 3, 2012
In the Flow with Affion Crockett	August 14, 2011	September 25, 2011 ^[5]
Buried Treasure	August 24, 2011	September 14, 2011 ^[5]
New Girl	September 20, 2011	May 15, 2018 ^[5]
The X-Factor	September 21, 2011	December 19, 2013 ^[5]
Terra Nova	September 26, 2011	January 21, 2012 ^[5]
Allen Gregory	October 30, 2011	December 18, 2011 ^[5]
I Hate My Teenage Daughter	November 30, 2011	March 20, 2012 ^[5]
The Finder	January 12, 2012	July 28, 2012 ^[5]
Napoleon Dynamite	January 15, 2012	March 4, 2012 ^[5]
Alcatraz	January 16, 2012	April 28, 2012 ^[5]
Touch	January 25, 2012	May 10, 2013 ^[5]
Q'Viva! The Chosen	March 3, 2012	April 7, 2012 ^[5]
The Choice	June 7, 2012	July 12, 2012 ^[5]
Take Me Out	June 7, 2012	July 26, 2012 ^[5]
Hotel Hell	August 13, 2012	September 3, 2016 ^[5]
The Mob Doctor	September 17, 2012	January 7, 2013 ^[5]
Ben and Kate	September 25, 2012	May 25, 2013 ^[5]
The Mindy Project	September 25, 2012	March 24, 2015 ^[5]	Seasons 1-3 only; Seasons 4-6 aired on Hulu.
The Following	January 21, 2013	May 18, 2015 ^[5]
The Goodwin Games	May 20, 2013	July 13, 2013 ^[5]
Does Someone Have to Go?	May 23, 2013	June 27, 2013 ^[5]
Brain Games	May 24, 2013	July 13, 2014 ^[5]	National Geographic Series; three episodes have aired as specials.
Axe Cop	July 21, 2013	March 5, 2016 ^[5]	Animation Domination High-Def Series. Moved to FXX for Season 2.
High School USA!	July 21, 2013	January 16, 2016 ^[5]	Animation Domination High-Def Series.
Sleepy Hollow	September 16, 2013	March 31, 2017 ^[5]
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	September 17, 2013	May 20, 2018 ^[5]	Seasons 1-5 only; Seasons 6-8 aired on NBC.
Dads	September 17, 2013	February 11, 2014 ^[5]
MasterChef Junior	September 27, 2013	present
Almost Human	November 17, 2013	March 29, 2014 ^[5]
Golan the Insatiable	November 23, 2013	March 5, 2016 ^[5]	Animation Domination High-Def Series. Regular starting January 11, 2014.
Lucas Bros. Moving Co.	November 23, 2013	January 23, 2016 ^[5]	Animation Domination High-Def Series. Moved to FXX for Season 2.
Enlisted	January 10, 2014	June 22, 2014 ^[5]
Rake	January 23, 2014	June 27, 2014 ^[5]
Cosmos	March 9, 2014	January 23, 2021 ^[5]	A Spacetime Odyssey and Possible Worlds. Also aired on National Geographic.
Surviving Jack	March 27, 2014	May 8, 2014 ^[5]
Riot	May 13, 2014	June 10, 2014 ^[5]
I Wanna Marry "Harry"	May 20, 2014	June 10, 2014 ^[5]
Gang Related	May 22, 2014	August 14, 2014 ^[5]
Utopia	September 7, 2014	October 31, 2014 ^[5]
Red Band Society	September 17, 2014	February 7, 2015 ^[5]
Gotham	September 22, 2014	April 25, 2019 ^[5]
Gracepoint	October 2, 2014	December 11, 2014 ^[5]
Mulaney	October 5, 2014	February 15, 2015 ^[5]
Empire	January 7, 2015	April 21, 2020 ^[5]
World's Funniest Fails	January 16, 2015	December 18, 2015 ^[5]
Backstrom	January 22, 2015	April 30, 2015 ^[5]
The Last Man on Earth	March 1, 2015	May 6, 2018 ^[5]
Weird Loners	March 31, 2015	May 5, 2015 ^[5]
Wayward Pines	May 14, 2015	August 6, 2016 ^[5]
Bullseye	May 27, 2015	September 12, 2015 ^[5]
Boom!	June 25, 2015	September 10, 2015 ^[5]
Knock Knock Live	July 21, 2015	July 28, 2015	Pulled from the schedule after two episodes.
Home Free	July 22, 2015	September 17, 2016 ^[5]
Minority Report	September 21, 2015	November 30, 2015 ^[5]
Scream Queens	September 22, 2015	December 20, 2016 ^[5]
Rosewood	September 23, 2015	April 28, 2017 ^[5]
Grandfathered	September 29, 2015	May 10, 2016 ^[5]
The Grinder	September 29, 2015	July 9, 2016 ^[5]
Bordertown	January 3, 2016	May 22, 2016 ^[5]
Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life	January 3, 2016	June 26, 2016 ^[5]
Superhuman	January 4, 2016	September 30, 2017 ^[5]	Regular starting June 12, 2017.
Second Chance (2016)	January 13, 2016	March 25, 2016 ^[5]
Lucifer	January 25, 2016	May 28, 2018 ^[5]	Seasons 1-3 Only; Seasons 4-6 aired on Netflix.
Party Over Here	March 12, 2016	July 9, 2016 ^[5]	As of now, this is the last attempt of a late night show on Fox.
American Grit	April 14, 2016	August 19, 2017 ^[5]
Houdini & Doyle	May 2, 2016	July 4, 2016 ^[5]
Coupled	May 17, 2016	August 2, 2016 ^[5]
Son of Zorn	September 11, 2016	February 26, 2017 ^[5]
Lethal Weapon	September 21, 2016	February 26, 2019 ^[5]
Pitch	September 22, 2016	December 8, 2016 ^[5]
The Exorcist	September 23, 2016	December 15, 2017 ^[5]
Showtime at the Apollo	December 5, 2016	May 26, 2018 ^[5]	Revival of 1987 series. Regular starting March 1, 2018.
Star	December 14, 2016	May 8, 2019 ^[5]	Regular starting January 4, 2017.
The Mick	January 1, 2017	April 3, 2018 ^[5]
My Kitchen Rules	January 12, 2017	March 2, 2017 ^[5]
24: Legacy	February 5, 2017	April 17, 2017 ^[5]	Spin-off of 24.
APB	February 6, 2017	April 24, 2017 ^[5]
Making History	March 5, 2017	May 21, 2017 ^[5]
Kicking & Screaming	March 9, 2017	May 6, 2017 ^[5]
Shots Fired	March 22, 2017	May 24, 2017 ^[5]
You the Jury	April 7, 2017	April 14, 2017 ^[5]	Pulled from the schedule after two episodes.
Beat Shazam	May 25, 2017	present
Love Connection	May 25, 2017	September 23, 2018 ^[5]
The F Word	May 31, 2017	August 16, 2017 ^[5]
The Orville	September 10, 2017	April 25, 2019 ^[5]	Seasons 1-2 only; future seasons aired on Hulu.
Ghosted	October 1, 2017	July 22, 2018 ^[5]
The Gifted	October 2, 2017	February 26, 2019 ^[5]
LA to Vegas	January 2, 2018	May 1, 2018 ^[5]
9-1-1	January 3, 2018	May 15, 2023	Seasons 1-6, future seasons aired on ABC.
The Four: Battle for Stardom	January 4, 2018	August 2, 2018 ^[5]
The Resident	January 21, 2018	January 17, 2023 ^[5]
Phenoms	May 25, 2018	June 8, 2018 ^[5]
One Strange Rock	June 3, 2018	August 5, 2018 ^[5]	National Geographic Series.
Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back	June 13, 2018	September 17, 2020 ^[5]
Rel	September 9, 2018	January 13, 2019 ^[5]
Last Man Standing	September 28, 2018	May 20, 2021 ^[5]	Seasons 7-9; moved from ABC.
The Cool Kids	September 28, 2018	May 10, 2019 ^[5]
The Masked Singer	January 2, 2019	present
The Passage	January 14, 2019	March 11, 2019 ^[5]
Proven Innocent	February 25, 2019	May 10, 2019 ^[5]
Mental Samurai	March 19, 2019	July 27, 2021 ^[5]	Indefinitely Shelved.
First Responders Live	June 12, 2019	September 10, 2019 ^[5]
Spin the Wheel	June 20, 2019	September 5, 2019 ^[5]
What Just Happened??! with Fred Savage	June 30, 2019	September 1, 2019 ^[5]
BH90210	August 7, 2019	September 13, 2019 ^[5]
Prodigal Son	September 23, 2019	May 18, 2021 ^[5]
Bless the Harts	September 29, 2019	June 20, 2021 ^[5]
Almost Family	October 2, 2019	February 22, 2020 ^[5]
The Moodys	December 4, 2019	June 20, 2021 ^[5]
Flirty Dancing	December 29, 2019	May 30, 2020 ^[5]
Deputy	January 2, 2020	March 26, 2020 ^[5]
9-1-1 Lone Star	January 19, 2020	present
Outmatched	January 23, 2020	March 29, 2020 ^[5]
Lego Masters	February 5, 2020	present
Duncanville	February 16, 2020	June 26, 2022 ^[5]	Unaired episodes aired on Hulu.
TMZ Investigates	April 13, 2020	present	Originally a series of specials; official series premiered on January 22, 2024.
Celebrity Watch Party	May 7, 2020	July 23, 2020 ^[5]
Ultimate Tag	May 20, 2020	August 22, 2020 ^[5]
Labor of Love	May 21, 2020	October 17, 2020 ^[5]
Filthy Rich	September 21, 2020	November 30, 2020 ^[5]
L.A.'s Finest	September 21, 2020	January 4, 2021 ^[5]	Spectrum Original series.
Next	September 22, 2020	December 22, 2020 ^[5]
I Can See Your Voice	September 23, 2020	present
Let's Be Real	October 1, 2020	May 20, 2021 ^[5]	Official premiere on April 29, 2021.
The Masked Dancer	December 27, 2020	February 17, 2021 ^[5]	Indefinitely shelved.
Call Me Kat	January 3, 2021	May 4, 2023 ^[5]
The Great North	January 3, 2021	present	Official premiere on February 21, 2021.
Name That Tune (2021)	January 6, 2021	present
Cherries Wild	February 21, 2021	March 28, 2021 ^[5]
Game of Talents	March 10, 2021	October 23, 2021 ^[5]	Indefinitely Shelved.
Holmes Family Effect	March 16, 2021	March 23, 2021 ^[5]
Crime Scene Kitchen	May 26, 2021	present
HouseBroken	May 31, 2021	December 24, 2023
Fantasy Island (2021)	August 10, 2021	May 8, 2023 ^[5]	Preview special aired August 8, 2021.
The Big Leap	September 20, 2021	December 6, 2021 ^[5]
Our Kind of People	September 21, 2021	January 25, 2022 ^[5]
Alter Ego	September 22, 2021	January 15, 2022 ^[5]	Indefinitely shelved.
Next Level Chef	January 1, 2022	present
The Cleaning Lady	January 3, 2022	present
Pivoting	January 9, 2022	March 10, 2022 ^[5]
The Real Dirty Dancing	February 1, 2022	February 22, 2022 ^[5]
Domino Masters	March 9, 2022	May 14, 2022
Welcome to Flatch	March 17, 2022	April 20, 2023 ^[5]
Monarch	September 11, 2022	December 6, 2022 ^[5]	Originally planned for 2021-22 television season.
Lego Masters: Celebrity Holiday Bricktacular	December 19, 2022	present
Special Forces: World's Toughest Test	January 4, 2023	present
Alert: Missing Persons Unit	January 8, 2023	present
Accused	January 22, 2023	present
Animal Control	February 16, 2023	present
Farmer Wants a Wife	March 8, 2023	present	Originally aired on The CW in 2008.
Gordon Ramsay's Food Stars	May 24, 2023	present
Stars on Mars	June 5, 2023	present
Krapopolis	September 24, 2023	present
Snake Oil	September 27, 2023	present
The Floor	January 2, 2024	present	Sneak peek aired December 25, 2023.
We Are Family	January 3, 2024	present
Grimsburg	January 7, 2024	present	Official premiere on February 18, 2024.
The Quiz with Balls	May 28, 2024	present
The 1% Club	June 3, 2024	present
Universal Basic Guys	September 8, 2024	present
Rescue: HI-Surf	September 22, 2024	present
Murder in a Small Town	September 24, 2024	present	Canadian co-production

Show Title	First Known Airing	Last Known Airing	Notes
Bobby's World	September 8, 1990	October 2, 1998
Zazoo U		January 19, 1991
Tom & Jerry Kids		August 12, 1994	Originally titled Tom & Jerry Kids Show.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes		October 26, 1996	First run ended September 5, 1992. Second run began April 20, 1996 and ended August 31, 1996.
Peter Pan & the Pirates		March 28, 1997	First run ended September 11, 1992. A stand-alone December 25, 1993 airing has been observed. Second run began November 4, 1996.
Fox's Fun House		April 13, 1991	Originally titled Fun House in syndication.
Piggsburg Pigs	September 15, 1990	August 31, 1991
Swamp Thing	October 31, 1990	August 3, 1991	Regular airings began April 20, 1991.
Little Dracula	September 3, 1991	October 31, 1991
Taz-Mania	September 7, 1991	September 6, 1996	Originally premiered as part of Fox's primetime lineup on September 1, 1991.
Little Shop	September 7, 1991	September 5, 1992
Muppet Babies	September 9, 1991	September 11, 1992	Reruns later moved to Nickelodeon and the Odyssey Network.
Beetlejuice	September 9, 1991	September 10, 1993	Reruns later aired on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and MeTV Toons.
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures (1990)	September 14, 1991	September 5, 1992
Defenders of Dynatron City	February 22, 1992	May 16, 1992	Unsuccessful pilot. Aired twice on Fox Kids.
George of the Jungle	May 16, 1992	October 17, 1992	Regular airings began September 8, 1992.
Batman: The Animated Series	September 5, 1992	September 5, 1997	Also known as The Adventures of Batman & Robin.
Super Dave: Daredevil for Hire	September 9, 1992	December 25, 1993	Regular airings ended August 21, 1993. A special based on the series titled "The Super Dave Superbowl of Knowledge" aired January 29, 1994.
Eek! Stravaganza	September 11, 1992	September 5, 1997	Originally titled Eek! The Cat until November 13, 1993. Titled Eek! and The Terrible Thunderlizards until September 3, 1994. First run ended November 1, 1996. Second run began July 7, 1997. Aired as part of Cartoon Cabana.
Alvin and the Chipmunks	September 14, 1992	September 3, 1993	Reruns later aired on Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network.
Merrie Melodies Starring Bugs Bunny & Friends		September 9, 1994
Tiny Toon Adventures		September 8, 1995	Reruns later moved to Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and the Hub Network.
The Plucky Duck Show	September 19, 1992	November 7, 1992
Dog City	September 26, 1992	January 28, 1995
Ghostwriter	October 3, 1992^[18]
Solarman	October 24, 1992^[19]		Failed pilot, aired once on Fox Kids.
X-Men	October 31, 1992	January 26, 2001	Regular airings began January 9, 1993. First run ended January 24, 1998. Aired June 27, 1998 as Pick of the Week. Second run began July 17, 2000.
Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures	November 14, 1992	December 26, 1992
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers	August 28, 1993	October 29, 1999	First installment in the Power Rangers franchise. Regular airings began September 6, 1993.
Animaniacs	September 13, 1993	September 8, 1995
Droopy, Master Detective	October 2, 1993	September 30, 1994	Official premiere was October 9, 1993. First run ended January 1, 1994. A second brief run began August 15, 1994.
The Terrible Thunderlizards	January 8, 1994	January 22, 1994	Usually aired with Eek! Stravaganza, but for three Saturdays only, it was its own half-hour "show".
Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego?	February 5, 1994	April 1, 1998	First run ended November 1, 1996. An incredibly short second run of new episodes began March 30, 1998. Three of the remaining four episodes shafted to sister-network Fox Family.
Red Planet	May 14, 1994	May 18, 1996	Three episode miniseries. First run ended May 28, 1994. A second run lasted from January 7 to January 21, 1995. Third run began May 4, 1996.
Thunderbirds	July 2, 1994	September 2, 1994	The Fox Kids version was edited into a half-hour show.
The Magic School Bus	September 10, 1994	September 3, 2001	Regular airings began October 5, 1998. First run ended September 10, 1999. Second run began January 24, 2000.
The Tick (1994)	September 10, 1994	December 25, 1997	First run ended November 16, 1996. A brief second run lasted from April 19 to April 26, 1997.
The Fox Cubhouse	October 3, 1994	April 19, 1996
Grunt & Punt	October 29, 1994	January 28, 1995
Spider-Man	November 19, 1994	August 25, 2001	Also referred to as Spider-Man: The Animated Series. Regular airings began February 4, 1995. First run ended September 10, 1999. Second run began May 26, 2001.
A.J.'s Time Travelers	December 3, 1994	December 31, 1994
Sailor Moon	September 2, 1995		One time airing.
Life with Louie	December 24, 1994	December 24, 2001	Originally premiered as part of Fox's primetime lineup on December 18, 1994. Regular airings began September 9, 1995. First run ended March 1, 1999. Second run began September 10, 2001.
Masked Rider	September 16, 1995	August 17, 1996	Later episodes aired on the syndicated Saban Network for Kids block.
Goosebumps	November 3, 1995	December 21, 1998	Originally premiered as part of Fox's primetime lineup on October 27, 1995. Retitled Ultimate Goosebumps during its third season.
Magic Adventures of Mumfie	December 23, 1995	January 3, 1997	Aired once in 1995. A second run began December 23, 1996.
C-Bear and Jamal	February 3, 1996	April 3, 1998	First run ended February 17, 1996. A second run began September 7, 1996.
Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers	February 7, 1996	September 25, 1998	Mini-series in the Power Rangers franchise. Regular airings ended April 20, 1996.
Siegfried & Roy: Masters of the Impossible	February 19, 1996	February 22, 1996
The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper	February 24, 1996	April 3, 1998
Power Rangers Zeo	April 20, 1996	June 18, 1999	Second installment in the Power Rangers franchise. Official premiere was April 22, 1996. Regular airings ended April 18, 1997.
Jim Henson’s Animal Show with Stinky & Jake	April 22, 1996	May 17, 1996
Rimba's Island	May 20, 1996	August 9, 1996
Budgie the Little Helicopter	August 12, 1996	August 30, 1996
Big Bad Beetleborgs	September 7, 1996	July 23, 1998	Regular airings ended September 5, 1997.
Eerie, Indiana	January 18, 1997	December 31, 1997	NBC series.
Power Rangers Turbo	April 19, 1997	June 11, 1999	Third installment in the Power Rangers franchise. First run ended June 25, 1998. Second run began June 8, 1999.
Round the Twist	July 7, 1997	August 28, 1997
Stickin' Around	July 26, 1997	November 15, 1997	The airings on Fox Kids were edited for time.
Space Goofs	September 6, 1997	March 3, 1999	First run ended March 28, 1998. Second run began September 14, 1998.
Beetleborgs Metallix	September 10, 1997	August 27, 1998	Second installment in the Beetleborgs franchise. While season 2 as a whole is considered Beetleborgs Metallix, the title change happened in the third episode of the season.
Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation	September 12, 1997	June 19, 1998
The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police	October 4, 1997	August 8, 1998
Power Rangers in Space	February 6, 1998	August 27, 1999	Fourth installment in the Power Rangers franchise.
Mowgli: The New Adventures of the Jungle Book	February 7, 1998	March 21, 1998
Ned's Newt		December 31, 1998	The airings on Fox Kids were edited for time.
Toonsylvania		December 21, 1998
Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension		May 30, 1998
Silver Surfer		May 29, 1998
Cartoon Cabana	July 4, 1998	September 11, 1998
Walter Melon	August 8, 1998		Fox Family series; aired as the Pick of the Week.
The Mr. Potato Head Show	September 12, 1998	March 2, 1999
Godzilla: The Series		April 22, 2000
Young Hercules		May 21, 1999
Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog		August 23, 1999	Originally previewed in a behind-the-scenes special on August 1, 1998.
The Secret Files of the Spy Dogs		August 28, 1999	Season 1 only. The entire second season remains unaired.
Mad Jack the Pirate		May 1, 1999
Oggy and the Cockroaches		March 5, 1999
Donkey Kong Country	December 19, 1998	September 11, 1999	Regular airings began July 10, 1999.
Power Rangers Lost Galaxy	February 6, 1999	July 6, 2000	Fifth installment in the Power Rangers franchise.
The Magician	February 27, 1999	September 10, 1999
The New Woody Woodpecker Show	May 8, 1999	September 7, 2002	First run ended September 24, 1999. Second run began September 12, 2001.
The New Addams Family	May 31, 1999	August 27, 1999
Digimon: Digital Monsters	August 14, 1999	September 7, 2002
Beast Wars: Transformers	September 13, 1999	August 17, 2000
Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century	September 18, 1999	June 26, 2000
Beast Machines: Transformers		January 20, 2001	Retitled Beast Machines: Battle for the Spark during it's second season.
Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot		September 6, 2001	First run ended October 23, 1999. Second run began January 29, 2001.
Xyber 9: New Dawn	September 25, 1999	December 4, 1999
Spider-Man Unlimited	October 2, 1999	April 21, 2001	First run ended October 16, 1999. Second run began December 2, 2000.
Monster Rancher	October 16, 1999	March 2, 2001	First run ended August 18, 2000. Second run began January 30, 2001.
The Avengers: United They Stand	October 30, 1999	March 18, 2000
NASCAR Racers	November 20, 1999	March 24, 2001	Regular airings began February 4, 2000. First run ended August 12, 2000. Second run began October 23, 2000.
Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue	February 12, 2000	February 2, 2001	Sixth installment in the Power Rangers franchise.
Flint the Time Detective	March 25, 2000	October 6, 2000
Dungeons & Dragons	April 29, 2000	October 5, 2000
Action Man	May 20, 2000	December 28, 2001	Regular airings began August 5, 2000.
Angela Anaconda	June 24, 2000	August 12, 2000
Dinozaurs	July 28, 2000	November 24, 2000
Cybersix	August 19, 2000	November 4, 2000
The Vision of Escaflowne	August 19, 2000	October 21, 2000
Real Scary Stories	November 11, 2000	November 18, 2000
Power Rangers Time Force	February 3, 2001	January 26, 2002	Seventh installment in the Power Rangers franchise.
Los Luchadores	February 3, 2001	August 25, 2001
The Zack Files	February 10, 2001	March 17, 2001
Prank Attack	March 31, 2001
Roswell Conspiracies: Aliens, Myths & Legends	April 7, 2001	May 12, 2001
Kong: The Animated Series	May 26, 2001	August 25, 2001
Mon Colle Knights	July 21, 2001	September 7, 2002	Regular airings began October 20, 2001.
Medabots	September 1, 2001	September 7, 2002	Official premiere was September 8, 2001.
Transformers: Robots in Disguise	September 8, 2001	September 7, 2002
Moolah Beach	September 8, 2001	October 13, 2001
The Ripping Friends	September 15, 2001	January 26, 2002
Alienators: Evolution Continues	September 15, 2001	May 18, 2002
Power Rangers Wild Force	February 9, 2002	September 7, 2002	Eighth And Final Fox kids installment in the Power Rangers franchise.
Galidor: Defenders of the Outer Dimension	February 9, 2002	September 7, 2002	Final show to premiere under the Fox Kids branding.

Show Title	First Known Airing	Last Known Airing	Notes
Stargate Infinity	September 14, 2002	March 15, 2003
Ultraman Tiga		March 1, 2003
Kirby: Right Back at Ya!		December 27, 2008	First run ended December 25, 2004. A shorter second run lasted from May 28 to August 6, 2005. Third run began July 8, 2006 and ran until January 6, 2007. Fourth run began June 21, 2008.
Ultimate Muscle: The Kinnikuman Legacy		August 19, 2006	First run ended May 22, 2004. Second run began June 10, 2006.
Fighting Foodons		August 30, 2003
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	February 8, 2003	December 27, 2008	Sixth season branded as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward. The seventh season, branded as TMNT: Back to the Sewer would air on The CW.
The Cramp Twins	February 8, 2003	August 19, 2006	First run ended November 15, 2003. Second run began September 18, 2004 and ended February 12, 2005. A third run began June 10, 2006.
Pirate Islands	March 8, 2003	August 2, 2003
Back to the Future	March 22, 2003	August 30, 2003	1991 CBS cartoon.
WMAC Masters	July 5, 2003	August 30, 2003
Sonic X	August 23, 2003	December 27, 2008	Official premiere on September 6, 2003. First run ended June 3, 2006. Second run began May 5, 2007 and ended November 17, 2007. Third run began June 21, 2008.
Funky Cops	August 23, 2003	July 3, 2004	Official premiere on September 6, 2003. First run ended December 20, 2003. Second run began May 8, 2004.
Shaman King	August 30, 2003	September 3, 2005	Official premiere on September 6, 2003.
Cubix: Robots for Everyone	September 6, 2003	June 12, 2004	Originally from Kids' WB. Reruns have also aired on the CW's Toonzai block.
Martin Mystery	May 8, 2004	June 19, 2004
Winx Club	May 22, 2004	December 27, 2008	Official premiere on June 19, 2004. First run ended September 22, 2007. Second run began April 12, 2008.
The Menu	June 5, 2004	August 27, 2005	First run ended September 11, 2004. Second run began July 9, 2005.
F-Zero: GP Legend	September 4, 2004	March 5, 2005
One Piece	September 18, 2004	November 12, 2005	Final series to debut under FoxBox.
Mew Mew Power	February 19, 2005	July 22, 2006	First series to debut under 4Kids TV. First run ended January 7, 2006. Briefly starting July 8, 2006.
Alien Racers	May 7, 2005	July 23, 2005
Magical DoReMi	August 13, 2005	August 19, 2006
Bratz	August 20, 2005	April 7, 2007
G.I. Joe: Sigma 6	August 27, 2005	December 30, 2006
Viva Piñata	August 26, 2006	August 2, 2008
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters	September 2, 2006	August 2, 2008	Regular non-Capsule Monsters airings started November 4, 2006.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters	September 9, 2006	August 25, 2007	OVA of Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters created exclusively for the English dub. Production-wise, it is during Season 5.
Chaotic	October 7, 2006	December 27, 2008	Second season branded as Chaotic: M'arrillian Invasion. After the shutdown of 4Kids TV, later episodes, (including the third season, Secrets of the Lost City) would air on The CW.
Celebrity Moments	December 23, 2006	December 30, 2006
Di-Gata Defenders	July 28, 2007	December 27, 2008	First run ended August 25, 2007. Second run began August 9, 2008.
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX	September 1, 2007	June 14, 2008	Early third season branded as Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Quest for the Rainbow Dragon, while the latter half is branded as Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Into the Shadows.
Dinosaur King	September 8, 2007	September 6, 2008	Later episodes would air on The CW.
The Adrenaline Project	September 29, 2007	April 5, 2008
Biker Mice From Mars	August 9, 2008	December 27, 2008	2006 revival of the 1993 syndicated series.