NBC is the first broadcast network to detail its fall TV premiere plan, and, as expected, the Peacock is capitalizing on its potent Olympics platform and launching several new (Matthew Perry’s Go On, Justin Kirk’s Animal Practice) and returning (Grimm) series during the summer.

Additionally, Community‘s fourth season (its first on Fridays) won’t kick off until October.

As a reminder, here’s what’s on tap for midseason: Smash, new cycles of Celebrity Apprentice, Fashion Star, Betty White’s Off Their Rockers and The Biggest Loser; new comedies Save Me, 1600 Penn and Next Caller; and new dramas Do No Harm, Infamous and Hannibal.

All told, NBC’s game plan looks like this:

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8

Go On (following Olympics) [new series]

SUNDAY, AUGUST 12

Animal Practice (following Olympics closing ceremonies) [new series]

MONDAY, AUGUST 13

8 pm Stars Earn Stripes [new reality series]

10 pm Grimm (Season 2 premiere; originals also air the following three Mondays)

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

7:30 pm NFL Kickoff Special

8:30 pm Sunday Night Football (special night)

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

8:15 pm Sunday Night Football

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

8 pm The Voice (two hours)

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

9 pm Go On (regular time period debut)

9:30 pm The New Normal [new series]

10 pm Parenthood

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

10 pm Guys With Kids (following finale of America’s Got Talent) [new series]

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

9 pm Grimm (regular time period premiere)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17

10 pm Revolution [new series]

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20

8:30 pm Up All Night

9 pm The Office

9:30 pm Parks and Recreation

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

8 pm Animal Practice (regular time period debut)

8:30 pm Guys With Kids (regular time period debut)

9 pm Law & Order: SVU (two-hour premiere)

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4

8 pm 30 Rock

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10

10 pm Chicago Fire [new series]

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19

8 pm Whitney

8:30 pm Community

NOT RETURNING: Are You There, Chelsea?, Awake, Bent, Best Friends Forever, Chuck, Free Agents, Harry’s Law, The Playboy Club, Prime Suspect and The Firm.