The popular true crime series "48 Hours" is set to air its 38th season on Saturday nights, starting September 27. The show promises to deliver real justice and captivate audiences with its gripping storylines.
Viewers can catch new episodes of "48 Hours" at 10/9c on CBS, as well as stream them on Paramount+ and Pluto TV. Alternatively, fans can record the show for later viewing or watch full episodes 24/7 on the FAST Channel, available on CBSNews.com, Pluto TV, Paramount+, and various partner channels.
Upcoming episodes include a special episode that airs at 10:30/9:30c on November 22, featuring "Who Wanted Nicki Lenway Dead?", as well as two double-feature episodes on November 8 and October 25. Other recent episodes have tackled cases such as "Tracker Dakota Black", where a detective hunts for answers when a woman goes missing, and "The Han Family Murders", which explores a beloved doctor's murder.
In addition to the upcoming episodes, fans can also catch reruns of previous installments, including an encore episode on September 13 featuring "Murder at Sea?" and another on September 6 with "The Death of Todd Stermer".
To stay up-to-date with all things "48 Hours", viewers can tune in to CBS News 24/7 on Saturdays from 4-10 p.m. ET or download the CBS News app on their cellphone or connected TV.
Viewers can catch new episodes of "48 Hours" at 10/9c on CBS, as well as stream them on Paramount+ and Pluto TV. Alternatively, fans can record the show for later viewing or watch full episodes 24/7 on the FAST Channel, available on CBSNews.com, Pluto TV, Paramount+, and various partner channels.
Upcoming episodes include a special episode that airs at 10:30/9:30c on November 22, featuring "Who Wanted Nicki Lenway Dead?", as well as two double-feature episodes on November 8 and October 25. Other recent episodes have tackled cases such as "Tracker Dakota Black", where a detective hunts for answers when a woman goes missing, and "The Han Family Murders", which explores a beloved doctor's murder.
In addition to the upcoming episodes, fans can also catch reruns of previous installments, including an encore episode on September 13 featuring "Murder at Sea?" and another on September 6 with "The Death of Todd Stermer".
To stay up-to-date with all things "48 Hours", viewers can tune in to CBS News 24/7 on Saturdays from 4-10 p.m. ET or download the CBS News app on their cellphone or connected TV.
i've been a huge fan of true crime shows and this one always delivers. can't wait to watch the episodes with my friends and family, we'll be screaming at the screen when they reveal the culprit 
. also, love that they're streaming on paramount+ and pluto tv, makes it super easy to catch up whenever i want 
gotta check out the fast channel too, great for binge-watching episodes later 
. The show 48 Hours always makes me think "what would I do if I was in that situation?" And now they have so many episodes out already, it's getting a bit hard to keep up! 
They're also making new episodes soon which is awesome, can't wait to see who got caught for Nicki Lenway's murder and stuff like that 
You know, I just watched an episode of "48 Hours" recently and it got me thinking... what's the real cost of seeking justice? Is it ever truly served when we're so invested in watching others' struggles play out like some kind of twisted soap opera? 
? I'm not trying to be a hater, it's just that I've seen so many of these shows and I'm starting to lose interest 
. Anyway, if you're into that sorta thing, go for it!
. Makes you wonder what happened behind closed doors, you know? Anyway, love that they're still running after all these years - it's like a morbid fascination that just won't quit 
. Like, we're already drowning in shows like this... "48 Hours" is just gonna make us all feel like our lives are so much safer than they actually are 
. And don't even get me started on the fact that they're rehashing old cases... it's just so depressing 
. The only good news is that people can finally watch reruns of "Murder at Sea?" and "The Death of Todd Stermer"... I guess that's something, right? Anyway, I'm gonna be over here, watching the world burn... or at least the latest true crime episode 
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. The show is still really popular, but do we want that? It's crazy to think about how many people are glued to their screens every Saturday night, reliving the darker side of human nature 
. I mean, can't we focus on something positive for once? It's like we're all fascinated by people's worst moments, what's wrong with us? And another thing, who actually watches these episodes in the 1-2 hour time slot they air? Just gonna record it and watch it later at home, what a waste of time.
. I mean, what's next? A show about how to make the perfect alibi 
? Anyway, to be fair, "48 Hours" has been around for ages and some of those cases are pretty crazy, but still... it's all so sensationalized and dramatized 
what's up with nicki lenway tho? was she really that crazy? 
I'm pretty sure my favorite part is when they show all the crazy suspects... it's like trying to guess who ate the last donut in the break room! 
they're always so dramatic and intense it's like watching someone else's nightmare lol but at the same time, i get why ppl are into 'em - it's like we're all morbidly curious about what happens in real life, right? anyway, i'm more of a diy enthusiast myself, been working on my own woodwork project and it's coming along so well 
just sayin'