NBC has tweaked a few shows and specials on its fall 2015 lineup. This includes a move for "Best Time Ever With Neil Patrick Harris," which will have a limited run of one-hour and two-hour episodes, according to Deadline.

"Best Time" was originally scheduled to run on Tuesday nights after "The Voice," but there have been a few workarounds to accommodate the pregnancy of Melissa George. This will push "Heartbreaker" back to November after the short run of "Best Time," which will begin following the season finale of "America's Got Talent," a week before premiere week.

This Tuesday night runaround of shows for NBC this fall has proven to be quite complicated, with shows premiering, moving and ending all before the Christmas break.

That will not affect the rest of the NBC schedule, though, which comes off fairly straightforward with more consistency.

Here is the list of premiers and their corresponding dates for fall.

Thursday, Sept. 10

8:30-11:30 p.m. - "Sunday Night Football" (Pittsburgh at New England)

Tuesday, Sept. 15

10-11 p.m. - "Best Time Ever With Neil Patrick Harris"

Monday, Sept. 21

8-10 p.m. - "The Voice"

10-11 p.m. - "Blindspot"

Wednesday, Sept. 23

8-9 p.m. - "The Mysteries of Laura"

9-11 p.m. - "Law & Order: SVU"

Thursday, Sept. 24

8-9 p.m. - "Heroes Reborn"

9-10 p.m. - "The Blacklist"

10-11 p.m. - "The Player"

Wednesday, Sept. 30

10-11 p.m. - "Chicago P.D."

Friday, Oct. 9

8-9 p.m. - "Undateable"

Tuesday, Oct. 13

10-11 p.m. - "Chicago Fire"

Friday, Oct. 16

8:30-9 p.m. - "People Are Talking"

Friday, Oct 30

9-10 p.m. - "Grimm"

Tuesday, Nov. 10

10-11 p.m. - "Chicago Med"

It should also be noted that the "Undateable" premiere on Oct. 9 will feature a live, one-hour long episode and will be joined the following Friday by new comedy "People Are Talking." Also, "Grimm" premieres late as usual to correspond closer with Halloween as a theme for the show.