2024–25 United States network television schedule (daytime)

The 2024–25 United States network television schedule (daytime) refers to the programming lineups broadcast by the major commercial broadcast television networks in the United States – specifically ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox – during the daytime hours (typically defined as Monday through Friday mornings and afternoons) for the broadcast season beginning in the fall of 2024 and ending in the summer of 2025.

This schedule primarily encompasses programming intended for a broad audience, including talk shows, game shows, soap operas (though the number of these has dwindled over time), news programs, and occasionally syndicated programming. It reflects the networks' efforts to attract viewers during times when many adults are at home and children are not yet in school. The daytime schedule competes with other forms of entertainment and information consumption, including streaming services, cable television, and online media.

The formulation of the daytime schedule involves significant planning and negotiation among network executives, program producers, and advertisers. Ratings data plays a crucial role in determining which programs are renewed, cancelled, or shifted to different time slots. Advertising revenue generated during daytime programming is an important source of income for the networks.

Changes to the daytime schedule can reflect shifts in audience demographics, emerging trends in entertainment, and evolving advertising strategies. It is expected that the 2024–25 schedule will showcase how these factors continue to shape the landscape of daytime television. Specific program announcements will usually begin in the spring and summer of 2024. Due to the ever-changing media landscape, it is possible that a significant shake-up or shift in network focus could occur affecting the daytime schedule as well.