Total Episode Count for The Neighborhood
The Neighborhood has aired a total of 105 episodes across its entire run, based on the latest public data from the network and production company. The series premiered on CBS in October 2018 and ran for multiple seasons, maintaining a consistent half-hour format throughout its broadcast history. The final episode aired in 2024, completing the series with a full episode count that places it among the longer-running sitcoms on broadcast television. For the complete episode list and broadcast order, see the official CBS series page The Neighborhood on CBS.
Each season of The Neighborhood delivered a steady number of episodes, typically aligning with the standard broadcast sitcom order for a single-camera comedy. The consistent episode count per season helped the series maintain a reliable presence in the CBS primetime lineup. Production was handled by CBS Studios and a team of executive producers led by Jim Reynolds, with the showrunner structure supporting a stable output of episodes each year. The series was distributed by CBS Media Ventures, ensuring wide domestic and international syndication of all episodes.
Seasons, Episodes, and Broadcast Details
The Neighborhood ran for multiple seasons, with each season contributing a specific number of episodes to the overall series total. The first season introduced the core cast and premise, establishing the tone and format that would carry through subsequent seasons. Later seasons continued the story arcs while maintaining the same episode length and structure, allowing the total episode count to grow steadily over time.
Broadcast scheduling on CBS placed The Neighborhood in a competitive timeslot, where it aired alongside other sitcoms and dramas. The network renewed the series multiple times, reflecting stable ratings and audience engagement. The consistent episode output each season was supported by a full writers' room and production team, ensuring that the series met its annual episode quota without significant delays or cancellations mid-season.
Production, Distribution, and Series Context
The Neighborhood was produced by CBS Studios in association with the production companies behind the show, with filming primarily taking place at traditional sitcom production facilities in the United States. The series was created by Jim Reynolds and developed for broadcast television, with the episode format designed for both linear airing and later streaming distribution. The show joined a lineup of CBS sitcoms that collectively delivered a high volume of episodes across the network's schedule.
Distribution of The Neighborhood episodes expanded beyond traditional broadcast, with the series becoming available on streaming platforms and digital marketplaces. The availability of full seasons on streaming services has helped new viewers catch up on the complete episode library. The series finale concluded the storylines, bringing the total episode count to its final number and closing the chapter on the show's run on CBS.