A new NCIS spin-off based in Hawaii is expected to debut in fall 2021, with the opportunity for the show to present some brand new content. It could also be a way to bring back past characters that have been featured on NCIS, NCIS: Red, NCIS: Los Angeles, and NCIS: New Orleans. CBS canceled NCIS:
The Bull episode schedule at CBS has changed, and the network has moved up the season finale. The coronavirus situation has led to several shows ending the production of current episodes. That includes Bull, which won’t finish filming the rest of its Season 4 episodes. CBS is moving up the Bull season finale, and it
NCIS spoilers from the winter premiere are coming out online, with fans weighing in on what they just saw. It was definitely a dramatic episode, and quite possibly the last time we see Cote de Pablo play the role of Ziva David. After what happened on the fall finale, though, with Ziva and Gibbs (Mark
Bull spoilers about when the winter finale will air on CBS have been revealed. It also gives fans a return date for when the show returns after its Thanksgiving hiatus. Unfortunately for viewers, the Monday night episode for December 2 is a rebroadcast of When the Rain Comes from Season 3. Then, on December 9,
Bull Season 4 is currently airing on CBS. The move from a cushy Tuesday night time slot after NCIS has been hard on the show, but like in Season 3, the current installments are airing on Monday nights at 10/9c. So far, seven episodes of Bull Season 4 have aired on CBS. The program will
When CBS issued their list of TV shows returning in the fall, one stood out above the rest: Bull. Always a ratings juggernaut, the show and the network came under fire when the show’s star, Michael Weatherly, was accused of sexual harassment by his now former costar, Eliza Dushku, last year. Last December, Dushku wrote
Agent Ed Girard wasn’t a big part of the NCIS cast, but he served as a plot device during the new episode of the show. That correlation wasn’t revealed until much later in the hour, but keen viewers likely picked up on it right away. The episode itself, called “Crossing the Line,” had two components.