Fall TV Premiere Dates 2016: Watch Season Premieres Of ‘Criminal Minds,’ ‘Younger’ And More On Wednesday, Sept. 28

Younger Liza Josh — Liza (Sutton Foster) kisses Josh (Nico Tortorella) in the “Younger” Season 3 premiere, but is she really committed to him? TV Land

The fall premieres continue! Whether you want to see a crime solved, lives saved or just have a laugh, there is a TV show starting tonight for you.

“Criminal Minds” Season 12 kicks off on CBS on Wednesday with the introduction of a new agent. Luke Alvez (Adam Rodriguez), a former member of the FBI’s fugitive task force, will join just in time for action. Fourteen convicts, including one serial killer, have broken out of prison.

Star Thomas Gibson will be seen as Hotch in the premiere of the drama, but he will only be in the first two episodes. As previously reported, the actor was fired after he allegedly kicked a producer.

After “Criminal Minds,” medical drama “Code Black” premieres. Season 2 starts with actor Rob Lowe joining the show as Colonel Ethan Willis. The Department of Defense alum takes Mike (Tommy Dewey) on a frightening helicopter trip to save shark attack victims.

For something a little lighter, check out the premiere of “Younger” Season 3. Liza (Sutton Foster) evaluates her feelings for Josh (Nico Tortorella), the younger boyfriend who knows her secret, and Charles (Peter Hermann), her boss who thinks she is in her 20s. Liza’s friend Kelsey (Hilary Duff) will still be grieving Thad’s (Dan Amboyer) death, and she’s also getting closer to his identical twin Chad.

Afterwards, “Impastor” Season 2 shows Buddy (Michael Rosenbaum) trying to evade the detectives who arrested him for the murder of the real pastor, Jonathan Barlow. Obviously, that’s going to backfire in a major way. Meanwhile, Dora (Sara Rue), Alexa (Mircea Monroe) and Russell (Mike Kosinski) start to ask questions about their new pastor. If you just can’t wait for this episode, it’s already available on TV Land’s website.

Foodies have something to watch too. Alton Brown will host “Cutthroat Kitchen: Tournament of Terror” on Food Network. The new competition is Halloween themed. As chefs try to cook, they’ll have to deal with tricks from horror movie tropes. Expect scary clowns, Brown attempting his best Beetlejuice impersonation and more.

Check out the TV shows premiering on Wednesday, Sept. 28, below: