The upfronts are nearing an end, and we’ve already seen the new schedules from NBC, Fox, and ABC.  Now it’s CBS’s turn.  The readers of this site may not exactly be CBS’s target demo—though I’m still watching and enjoying How I Met Your Mother—but The Eye is hoping to change that with a few promising new series slated for this fall.  Shifts for returning series include moving the Ashton Kutcher-enhanced Two and a Half Men to Thursdays, while The Mentalist (which is probably your parents’ favorite show) will now air on Sunday.  Also, the young-skewing comedy 2 Broke Girls has been pushed back to the prime 9pm slot on Mondays after doing well at 8:30.  Moreover, I’m now aware that a show unironically called Crimetime Saturday exists.

As far as new series go, I’m really only keeping my eye on Elementary at this point.  I didn’t really find the need for a new Sherlock Holmes series given that we already have the beyond excellent Sherlock (and, to a lesser extent, House), but I’m willing to check out this new drama (starring Jonny Lee Miller as Holmes and Lucy Liu as Watson) to see what they’ve come up with.  Hit the jump to check out CBS’s schedule.

CBS’s CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is about to get a new face: Elisabeth Shue (Leaving Las Vegas). The original show that spawned a franchise has been on TV since 2000 and has seen its share of character turnover: Warrick Brown (Gary Dourdan) was killed off in the eighth season’s finale, Gil Grissom (William Petersen) has been replaced by new characters portrayed by Laurence Fishburne and, current starrer, Ted Danson. Marg Helgenberger, an original leading cast member, will now exit her recurring role to make way for Shue, but is expected to reprise her role as Catherine Willows in future guest appearances. Helgenberger will depart in January and Shue will debut during the episode that airs on February 15^th. For more on Shue’s expected role on CSI, hit the jump.