Now that the holidays are over with, most people are wondering when their television schedule will return to normal.

Most networks take an extended break for the holidays -- ranging from two weeks to a month.

In the case of NBC, some of their shows -- including 'The Revolution -- will be off for more than three months.

When will your favorite show return to the airwaves?

2 Broke Girls – Jan. 14

30 Rock – Jan. 10

90210 – Jan. 21

American Idol – Jan. 16

Arrow – Jan. 16

Ben and Kate – Jan. 8

The Big Bang Theory – Jan. 3

The Biggest Loser – Jan. 6

Blue Bloods – Jan. 4

Body of Proof – Feb. 5

Bones – Jan. 14

Bunheads – Jan. 7

Californication – Jan. 13

Castle – Jan. 7

Community – Feb. 7

Criminal Minds – Jan. 16

CSI: NY – Jan. 4

Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 – Jan. 6

Downtown Abbey – Jan. 6

Elementary – Jan. 3

Fringe – Jan. 11

Game of Thrones – March 31

Girls – Jan. 13

Glee – Jan. 24

The Good Wife – Jan. 6

Grey’s Anatomy – Jan. 10

Grimm – March 8

Happy Endings – Jan. 6

Hart of Dixie – Jan. 15

Hawaii Five-0 – Jan. 14

House of Lifes – Jan. 13

How I Met Your Mother – Jan. 14

Justified – Jan. 8

Last Resort – Jan. 10

The Lying Game – Jan. 8

The Mentalist – Jan. 6

The Middle – Jan. 9

Mike & Molly – Jan. 14

The Mindy Project – Jan. 8

Modern Family – Jan. 9

Nashville – Jan. 9

Nikita – Jan. 18

NCIS – Jan. 8

NCIS: Los Angeles – Jan. 8

New Girl – Jan. 8

The New Normal – Jan. 8

The Office – Jan. 10

Once Upon a Time – Jan. 6

Parks and Recreation – Jan. 17

Person of Interest – Jan. 3

Pretty Little Liars – Jan. 8

Private Practice – Jan. 8

Psych – Feb. 27

Raising Hope – Jan. 8

 

Revenge – Jan. 6

Revolution – March 25

Scandal – Jan. 10

Shameless – Jan. 13

Smash – Feb. 5

Suburgatory – Jan. 9

Suits – Jan. 17

Supernatural – Jan. 16

Switched at Birth – Jan. 7

The Vampire Diaries – Jan. 17

Vegas – March 12

The Walking Dead – Feb. 10

White Collar – Jan. 22