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September 10, 2026

Dancing with the Stars: Premiere: Night Two (9/16)

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16 8:00-10:03 p.m. EDT – Dancing with the Stars: “Premiere: Night Two” (3502) Logline: The female celebrities make their competition debut, performing to a No. 1 song from the year they were born, with one eliminated at the end of the night. (TV-PG, L) Stream episodes next day on Hulu.

Press Release - Primetime – Unscripted

September 10, 2026

(SEASON PREMIERE) - Dancing with the Stars: Premiere: Night One (9/15)

TUESDAY, SEPT. 15 8:00-10:00 p.m. EDT – Dancing with the Stars: “Premiere: Night One” (3501) (Season Premiere) Logline: The male celebrities take the ballroom floor, each performing to a No. 1 song from the year they were born, with one eliminated at the end of the night. (TV-PG, L) Stream episodes next day on Hulu.

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Press Release - Primetime – Unscripted

September 10, 2026

THE BALLROOM IS BACK! ‘DANCING WITH THE STARS’ CELEBRATES SEASON 35 WITH A SPECIAL TWO-NIGHT PREMIERE ON ABC AND DISNEY+

Download Assets HERE “Premiere: Night One” and “Premiere: Night Two” – “Dancing with the Stars” returns for Season 35. Co-hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough, with Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough at the judges’ desk, the ballroom welcomes 16 new celebrities ready to take the floor for their first live performances. Season 35 premieres TUESDAY, SEPT. 15, and continues WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16 (8:00-10:03 p.m. EDT/PDT, 7:00-9:03 p.m. CDT), simulcast LIVE across both ABC and Disney+ in local time zones and next day on Hulu. The show is produced in front of a live audience by BBC Studios. In a special two-night premiere, the male celebrities will take the ballroom floor on “Premiere: Night One,” each performing to a No. 1 song from the year they were born, with one male celebrity eliminated at the end of the night. On “Premiere: Night Two,” the female celebrities will make their competition debut, performing to a No. 1 song from the year they were born, with one female

Press Release - Primetime – Unscripted

September 2, 2026

‘DANCING WITH THE STARS’ IS BACK IN THE BALLROOM WITH AN ALL-NEW CELEBRITY CAST

Gallery images can be found here. Gallery images can be found here. Today, the “Dancing with the Stars” Season 35 celebrity cast and their professional dancing partners were announced on ABC’s “Good Morning America.” Co-hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough, the series returns for a two-night premiere, TUESDAY, SEPT. 15 and WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16 (8:00-10:00 p.m. EDT), simulcast LIVE on ABC and Disney+, and streams next day on Hulu. “Dancing with the Stars” is produced by BBC Studios. This season’s celebrities and professional dancers are as follows (in alphabetical order): “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” star Tatyana Ali with partner Jan Ravnik TV personality and host Tyler Cameron with partner Sharna Burgess Celebrity chef and host Giada De Laurentiis with partner Alan Bersten Star of “The Rookie” Jenna Dewan with partner Val Chmerkovskiy Paralympian gold medalist Ezra Frech with partner Daniella Karagach Olympian gold medalist Amber Glenn with partner Pasha Pashkov From “Hanson”

Press Release - Primetime – Unscripted

June 11, 2026

ABC Dominates Full Season Competitive Multiplatform Rankers

With the full broadcast season now available, ABC stands atop the competitive multiplatform landscape among broadcast series, based on viewing over seven days on ABC, Hulu, Disney+ and digital platforms. “High Potential” and “Dancing with the Stars” rank in the Top 5 among Total Viewers while the network excels among Adults 18-49 with four of the Top 5 shows, including the No. 1 drama (“High Potential”), No. 1 comedy (“Scrubs”) and No. 1 alternative series (“Dancing with the Stars”). Among younger viewers, ABC has surged this season, landing four of the Top 5 spots among Adults 18-34 and the Top 3 spots among Teens 12-17. Total Viewers and Adults 18-49 // ABC Holds Top Positions ABC enjoys top spots among Total Viewers with “High Potential” (No. 3 – 12.60 million) and “Dancing with the Stars” (No. 4 – 9.11 million) ranking in the Top 5, along with “Will Trent” (No. 6 – 8.82 million) and “The Rookie” (No. 9 – 8.60 million) joining the Top 10. Among Adults 18-49, “High Potential” takes

Press Release - Ratings

May 12, 2026

SAVANNAH BANANAS’ JACKSON OLSON SLIDES INTO THE BALLROOM FOR ‘DANCING WITH THE STARS’ SEASON 35

Internet personality and second baseman for the Savannah Bananas, Jackson Olson, joins Season 35 of “Dancing with the Stars” as a celebrity contestant. Maura Higgins, star of “The Traitors” and “Love Island,” and Ciara Miller, star of “Summer House,” were previously announced as the first celebrities to compete this season. The full cast of celebrities and professional dancers will be announced Wednesday, Sept. 2, exclusively on “Good Morning America.” “Dancing with the Stars” will simulcast LIVE this fall across ABC and Disney+ and stream next day on Hulu. “Dancing with the Stars” shattered records during its historic Season 34, culminating in the show’s best season finale in 10 years. For the second season in a row, “Dancing with the Stars” stands as the No. 1 entertainment series among Adults 18-49 and over 35 days of multiplatform viewing, averaging 10 million Total Viewers. Season 34 celebrated a record-breaking year, with 72 million votes in the finale and nearly half a billion

Press Release - Primetime – Unscripted

May 12, 2026

ABC ANNOUNCES FALL 2026 PRIMETIME SCHEDULE

On the heels of a successful 2025-2026 broadcast season where ABC dominated the multiplatform rankings among Adults 18-49, the network announced its fall 2026 primetime schedule today. For the first time in ABC history, the network has renewed their entire scripted lineup and, for the second year in a row, will increase their original scripted slate in midseason with the addition of new series “The Rookie: North.” In the second full season where Nielsen reported on competitive cross-platform broadcast ratings, ABC tops the charts with four of the Top 5 programs, including “High Potential” (No. 1), “Dancing with the Stars” (No. 3), “The Rookie” (No. 4) and “Abbott Elementary” (No. 5). In fact, ABC claims 10 of the Top 20, with the addition of “Scrubs” (No. 6), “9-1-1” (No. 9), “Grey’s Anatomy” (No. 12), “9-1-1: Nashville” (No. 14), “Will Trent” (No. 16) and “Shifting Gears” (No. 17), more shows than any other broadcast network. Among Total Viewers, ABC claims four of the Top 10 program

Press Release - Primetime – Scripted, Primetime – Unscripted