Dancing With the Stars channel, time, schedule to watch 2026 DWTS season with Amber Glenn and more

It's the most wonderful time of the year — Dancing With the Stars is back! The highly-anticipated 35th season will kick off this week with a special two-night premiere.

Though "DWTS" has been around for decades, the show has made a resurgence in recent years, bringing yet another generation into the ever-growing fandom. After a heated finale in season 34, wildlife conservationist and internet personality Robert Irwin was named champion with his partner Witney Carson.

Even after 34 seasons, the show's casts keep getting better and better. Entering the ballroom next week are a variety of stars, ranging from Olympic athletes and comedians, to actors and world-renowned chefs.

Here's everything you need to know about season 35 of "Dancing With the Stars", including TV channel and streaming options for the competition show.

"Dancing With the Stars" will air nationally on ABC. Viewers can also stream the action on fubo or Disney+.

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Season 34 will premiere across two days, starting on Tuesday, Sept. 15 and continuing on Wednesday, Sept. 16. Both episodes will start at 8 p.m. ET.

Here are all the details on the cast of the 35th season:

Formerly a parking lot security guard, Rodriguez is best known for his role on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' as the late-night host's right-hand man and partner.

Unsurprisingly, athletes have had much success on "Dancing With the Stars" throughout the years. Here's a full list of athletes who have hoisted the mirrorball trophy: