Three different NCIS shows are airing on CBS during Fall 2021, giving fans of the franchise a lot of different choices. The parent show, NCIS, now airs at 9/8c on Monday nights. And the debut season of NCIS: Hawai’i airs at 10/9c on Mondays, using the other show as a great lead-in. On Sunday nights,
NCIS: Hawai’i has begun its first extended hiatus at CBS, meaning it will be a while before the next new episode airs on CBS. The new NCIS spin-off airs Monday nights on CBS, taking over the 10/9c timeslot that used to be occupied by Bull. The show has also been doing well enough in the
NCIS: Hawai’i returns for a new episode called Rescuers. This new episode will serve as Season 1, Episode 7 for the NCIS spin-off and it looks like a pretty dramatic one from the promo. According to the episode synopsis provided by CBS, “When a Navy petty officer is murdered, Jane and the team investigate while
The NCIS: Hawai’i TV ratings for the episode called Gaijin from October 18 have been released. The great news is that Episode 5 for the NCIS spin-off saw an uptick in live viewers. An estimated 5.352 million CBS viewers tuned in for the new episode, notching a 1.15 percent increase in the week-to-week numbers. NCIS:
NCIS: Hawai’i just got a huge boost of confidence from CBS, and fans of the show are going to love it. The new NCIS spin-off has only aired four episodes so far, with the new installments debuting at 10/9c on Monday nights. Having a time slot right behind the Season 19 episodes of NCIS has
Fans will be able to enjoy the entire FBI Tuesdays lineup for this season. FBI: International and NCIS: Hawaii are the first new shows of the 2021-22 season to get full-season orders from CBS. This means that the much-hyped FBI Tuesdays will continue to dominate the weekly lineup for a long while yet. FBI Tuesdays
NCIS: Hawai’i Episode 1 aired on Monday night and introduced some new characters to the franchise. Based on Hawai’i, this is another spin-off of the very successful NCIS. It’s not a coincidence that the Season 1 episodes will follow Season 19 of NCIS on Monday nights. The first episode was pretty self-contained, with the intent
The stars of the NCIS: Hawaii cast are finally going to get their day in the sun this week. The NCIS: Hawaii series premiere arrives on Monday, September 20 at 10/9c on CBS. This is where the CBS audience is going to get a first real look at the new NCIS spin-off and the people
NCIS: Hawaii star Vanessa Lachey was so happy to learn she landed the role that she started crying as she filmed a video of the moment. Lachey plays Special Agent in Charge Jane Tennant on the new NCIS spin-off and she will be the first woman to lead one of the shows. The new CBS
NCIS: Hawaii just dropped its first real television commercial for CBS and fans are already buzzing about the show. This is going to be the newest NCIS spin-off and we finally got to see some real footage from the first episode. With the cancellation of NCIS: New Orleans, CBS had an opportunity to start up