'The Fosters,' 'Recovery Road' Premieres Delayed by ABC Family

ABC Family has adjusted the premiere dates for “Recovery Road” and “The Fosters,” the network announced Tuesday.

The midseason premiere of “The Fosters” and the series premiere of “Recovery Road” will now air Monday, Jan. 25, instead of Monday, Jan. 18 as previously announced. “The Fosters” is set for 8 p.m., with “Recovery Road” to follow at 9.

The Jan. 12 premiers of “Pretty Little Liars” and “Shadowhunters” remain unchanged. Comedies “Young & Hungry” and “Baby Daddy” will also still premiere as originally planned on Feb. 3.

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The third season of “The Fosters” sees the family settling into a new dynamic now that Callie is permanently adopted. Callie and Brandon share a significant secret, but focus on their interests to help them move on with their lives. A serious medical issue for Stef results in a clash of opinion between her wife Lena and her mother, Sharon. Jude must deal with his boyfriend’s decision to move away, while Jesus and Mariana are surprised when an old friend returns.

Based on the young adult novel by Blake Nelson, “Recovery Road” focuses on a teenage girl dealing with addiction. Maddie has a reputation as a party girl who doesn’t think she has a problem, until she’s confronted one day by her school guidance counselor and makes the difficult decision to live with other recovering addicts at a sober living facility. The series stars Jessica Sula, Alexis Carra, Sebastian De Souza, Daniel Franzese, Sharon Leal, Kyla Pratt, and David Witts.

See the network’s winter schedule below:

Tuesday, January 12 at 8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT – Winter premiere of “Pretty Little Liars”

Tuesday, January 12 at 9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT – Series premiere of “Shadowhunters”

Monday, January 25 at 8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT – Winter premiere of “The Fosters”

Monday, January 25 at 9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT – Series premiere of “Recovery Road”

Wednesday, February 3 at 8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT – Winter premiere of “Young & Hungry”

Wednesday, February 3 at 8:30-9:00 PM ET/PT – Winter premiere of “Baby Daddy”

The Evolution of ABC Family: From '700 Club' to 'Pretty Little Liars' Powerhouse (Photos)

"The 700 Club" (1977 - )

The Christian talk show was one of the first on ABC Family -- back when it was known as the Christian Broadcasting Network. It premiered in April 1966 and moved to the network in 1977.
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"State of Grace" (2001-2002)

This dramedy about two friends in 1960s North Carolina ran for two seasons on ABC Family when the network was known as Fox Family.
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"Kyle XY" (2006-2009)

ABC Family relaunched in 2001, adopted a new slogan in 2006 ("A New Kind of Family") and incorporated shows targeted at young adults. Among the first: "Kyle XY," a sci-fi drama about a belly-button-less boy with no memory of his past.
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"Greek" (2007-2011)

This dramedy follows Cyprus-Rhodes University students who are members of the school's Greek system.
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"The Secret Life of the American Teenager" (2008-2013)

The show, about a high school teenager (Shailene Woodley) who gets pregnant and keeps her baby, is a stark contrast to material from the old days of CBN.
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"Make It or Break It" (2009-2012)

In an effort to be more female-friendly, ABC Family launched this series about teen gymnasts who are working toward competing in the Olympic Games.
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"Pretty Little Liars" (2010- )

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"Melissa & Joey" (2010 - )

ABC Family is ending "Melissa & Joey" after four seasons, and announced the series finale will air on Aug. 5.
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"The Lying Game" (2011-2013)

"The Lying Game" -- based on novels by "Pretty Little Liars" author Sara Shepard -- didn't receive the same love as the latter. The teen drama was canceled after two seasons.
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"Switched At Birth" (2011- )

"Switched at Birth" follows two teenage girls who were handed off to the wrong parents at birth and raised in two different worlds. The series has four seasons to its name.
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"Baby Daddy" (2012 - )

Like "Secret Life," "Baby Daddy" features a controversial storyline -- a man in his twenties is handed a baby by a one-night stand and becomes a single father.
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"Bunheads" (2012-2013)

Before it was canceled after only one season, "Bunheads" followed a Las Vegas showgirl who spontaneously marries and becomes a teacher at her mother-in-law's ballet school.
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"The Fosters" (2013 - )

The Foster family is comprised of an interracial lesbian couple who are raising adopted and foster children, along with their own.
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"Chasing Life" (2014 - )

"Chasing Life" was adapted from the Spanish-language Mexican series "Terminales."
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"Young & Hungry" (2014 - )

"Young & Hungry," which features Emily Osment as an up-and-coming chef, premiered its second season in March 2015.
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"Becoming Us" (2015 - )

The Ryan Seacrest-produced reality series centers on the Lehwald family, whose father has become a transgender woman.
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Launched as Christian Broadcasting Network in 1977, the network has transformed itself over the years

"The 700 Club" (1977 - )

The Christian talk show was one of the first on ABC Family -- back when it was known as the Christian Broadcasting Network. It premiered in April 1966 and moved to the network in 1977.

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The Evolution of ABC Family: From '700 Club' to 'Pretty Little Liars' Powerhouse (Photos)

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