The TV upfronts are upon us, and Fox has unveiled its full schedule for the upcoming 2016-17 TV season. The network boasts 90% original programming for the new season, which is the most ever in Fox’s history. This fall will see the debut of the network’s Lethal Weapon adaptation, starring Damon Wayans, Sr. and Clayne Crawford, as well as new drama series The Exorcist starring Geena Davis and directed by Rise of the Planet of the Apes helmer Rupert Wyatt.

The new Fox season also brings us a new 24, with 24: Legacy getting its series premiere right after Super Bowl LI on February 5th. The series stars Straight Outta Compton standout Corey Hawkins as its new lead, with Jimmy Smits and Miranda Otto filling out the cast of another real-time, adrenaline-fueled thriller as Kiefer Sutherland serves as executive producer.

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In other highly anticipated returns, the next installment of Prison Break arrives midseason as much of the original cast reprises their roles, including Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, and Sarah Wayne Callies. The show will air on Thursday nights starting in 2017.

The new lineup also includes a new live-action/animation hybrid comedy called Son of Zorn, executive produced by Phil Lord and Chris Miller and starring Jason Sudeikis as a 2D-animated character leading a sitcom of sorts. That makes three Lord and Miller shows on Fox Sundays, in addition to The Last Man on Earth and the upcoming time travel comedy Making History, starring Adam Pally. Fox has also set the next music-centric series from Empire creator Lee Daniels called Star, starring Queen Latifah and Benjamin Bratt, for midseason.