What will CBS renew?
That's a huge question considering a good chunk of its shows are approaching syndication, so they will be around for at least another season.
The only outright flops have been The Odd Couple and Pure Genius.
Some veteran shows are sagging, but most of them should be back.
It's worth noting, when considering these figures, that CBS is currently averaging a 1.54 rating among adults 18-49 with original programming.
If you want to see how the other networks are stacking up, we have separate posts for The CW, ABC, Fox and NBC.
Note: Training Day, Doubt, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, The Amazing Race and Undercover Boss are on tap for mid-season.
1. The Big Bang Theory - Likely Renewal
Season 10 is down just 5 percent, averaging 14.6 million viewers and a 3.5 rating. The only thing that will come between a renewal is if the stars want out.
2. Kevin Can Wait - Could Go Either Way
Ratings have been dropping for this freshman comedy for the last few weeks. Season 1 is averaging 9.4 million viewers and a 2.2 rating. If it levels off, it will be back.
3. NCIS - Certain Renewal
NCIS is down just over 10 percent, averaging 14.9 million and a 1.9 rating. It will be back for many more seasons.
4. The Great Indoors - Could Go Either Way
The Great Indoors premiered with 8.8 million viewers and a 1.9 rating. It lost almost half of The Big Bang Theory lead-in. We'll need to wait for some more data.
5. Bull - Certain Renewal
Bull has been one of few freshman hits. Season 1 is averaging 13.2 million viewers and a 1.8 rating. It gets a sizeable increase in delayed viewing and CBS will want to keep Michael Weatherly around.
6. Criminal Minds - Certain Renewal
Ratings are down almost 10 percent to 8.2 million and a 1.6 rating. The show gets a huge boost in delayed viewing. It will be back.