The work has begun on NCIS Season 21. After two long Hollywood strikes, the cast and crew returned to work on new content. A downside to this late start in production is that it means fewer episodes from the new season. But at least CBS viewers will get to watch the show again this winter.
The newest NCIS spin-off has debuted on CBS and Paramount+. Based in Australia, NCIS: Sydney gives a new look to the franchise. A bonus is that filming for the show could happen during the Hollywood strikes. CBS jumped to add the show to its fall schedule. And now new episodes are available each Tuesday night.
Actor Mark Harom appeared on the latest episode of The View. When asked how he had been, Mark said he was “busy” in his answer. Mark has been making the rounds to chat about his new book about the history of NCIS. And it’s not the show, but rather the real NCIS. Right out of
CBS has revealed the NCIS start date. This is news from the network that fans have wanted for months. Two Hollywood strikes delayed everything, with most primetime dramas going on hiatus. It meant months of repeated content on CBS, where the network showcased classic episodes. But new content is on the way. The Writers Strike
Production of NCIS: Hawai’i Season 3 can finally resume. Two Hollywood strikes caused the show to get postponed indefinitely. The writers, cast, and crew can return to filming now that the strikes have ended, Since the WGA strike ended first, the writers could start the work on scripts for new episodes. It also takes some
The new NCIS spin-off is going to try some unique marketing. To convince CBS viewers to tune in for NCIS: Syndey, new promos are rolling out for the premiere. NCIS: Sydney debuts at 8/7c on Tuesday, November 14. The new show takes over a primetime slot for CBS, filling in where Big Brother 25 had
Katrina Law is sporting a bright new hairstyle. NCIS added Katrina at the end of Season 18 when she began playing NCIS Special Agent Jessica Knight. Emily Wickersham ended her run as NCIS Special Agent Eleanor Bishop at that same time. Emily was pregnant and began focusing on raising her new baby with James Badge
A new NCIS spin-off debuts this November on CBS and Paramount+. It isn’t a typical spin-off for the NCIS Universe, though. While existing in the same timeline and universe as NCIS and NCIS: Hawai’i, the new show operates solo. The new show is called NCIS: Sydney and the first season focuses on its roots in
The Writers Strike ended, meaning many writers could return to work. This means that work on NCIS Season 21 could also resume. Deadline reported that the writers rooms for several big shows at CBS planned to open their doors last week. Those shows include NCIS, Fire Country, Ghosts, and The Neighborhood. Hollywood was at a
NCIS: Sydney is getting closer to its premiere date on CBS. But the network has already decided to make a change. No, it isn’t regarding the cast, even though there have been rumors of original NCIS characters appearing in Australia. It could undoubtedly spark additional interest if Mark Harmon helped out Down Under, especially since