The CW network is planning major changes to its 2013-14 schedule, shoving around its long running Supernatural to a new slot and giving new show Reign the post-Vampire Diaries in just two of a series of switches for the rest of the year.

It’s that relatively exciting time in US TV land where all the networks get their proverbial genitals out and start comparing them with each other’s, as each announces their line-up for the Fall season. CW is no different, and among the other changes it’s making include announcing that Maggie Q drama Nikitawould be finishing its run with six-episode long mid-season ending. There’s also going to be a couple of returning shows after the series finales of 90210 and Gossip Girl; Hart of Dixie is back for a third season while Beauty And The Beast also returns.

The Vampire Diaries is CW’s big success, and so they’ve high hopes for showrunner Julie Plec, who launches spin-off series The Originals on Tuesdays. Wednesdays will stay more the same, with Arrow still about and launching The Tomorrow People, featuring Robbie Amell, Stephen's cousin. Vampire Diaries will be rocking Thursdays, launching new show Reign, which will follow it. The historical drama about a young Mary, Queen of Scots, which is a bit of a change in direction from the network. Friday features The Carrie Diaries and the first co-ed run of America's Next Top Model at 9 p.m in a distinctly fashion-flavored end to the week.