CBS Unveils March Madness Replacement Plan, Hawaii Five-0's Two-Hour Series Finale To Be Split

CBS has announced the programming that will replace its coverage of the now-scrapped March Madness, and it includes reruns aplenty as well as a rejiggered game plan for Hawaii Five-0's series finale.

Originally scheduled to air as a two-hour farewell on Friday, April 3 at 9/8c, Five-0's sendoff will now be split up over two weeks. The first hour will air Friday, March 27 at 9/8c, and the concluding hour will air Friday, April 3 at 9/8c.

As a result of that tweak, CBS has now slotted a fresh Blue Bloods on Friday, April 3 at 10 pm (instead of being bumped by H50, as originally planned).

Meanwhile, CBS confirms that its daytime lineup — which traditionally is pre-empted during March Madness — will now air original episodes.

The NCAA announced on Thursday that it was scrapping the annual men's college basketball tournament in light of the global coronavirus pandemic.

Scroll down for a snapshot of CBS' rejiggered lineup.

THURSDAY, MARCH 19

8 pm Young Sheldon (R)

8:30 pm Young Sheldon (R)

9 pm Mom (R)

9:30 pm Bob (Hearts) Abishola (R)

10 pm Tommy (R)

FRIDAY, MARCH 20

8 pm MacGyver (R)

9 pm Hawaii Five-0 (R)

10 pm Blue Bloods (R)

SATURDAY, MARCH 21

8 pm FBI (R)

9: pm NCIS: New Orleans (R)

THURSDAY, MARCH 26

8 pm Young Sheldon (R)

8:30 pm Young Sheldon (R)

9 pm Mom (R)

9:30 pm The Neighborhood (R)

10 pm FBI: Most Wanted (R)

FRIDAY, MARCH 27

8 pm MacGyver (Original)

9 pm Hawaii Five-0 (Series Finale Part 1)

10 pm Blue Bloods (R)

SATURDAY, MARCH 28

9:00 pm 48 Hours

FRIDAY, APRIL 3

8 pm MacGyver (Original)

9 pm Hawaii Five-0 (Series Finale Part 2)

10 pm Blue Bloods (Original)