Vanessa Lachey is now playing the lead character on NCIS: Hawaii. The big announcement just came from CBS that revealed she and two other actors have been brought on to star in the show. The plan is for the first episodes of NCIS: Hawaii to debut on CBS in the fall of 2021, with the
The NCIS: Hawaii cast has its lead. Actress Vanessa Lachey was just revealed as the female lead on the show as it prepares to air on CBS in Fall 2021. CBS Studios also confirmed that actors Yasmine Al-Bustami and Jason Antoon are going to be series regulars on the new NCIS spin-off. This is huge
NCIS: Hawaii has finally been confirmed by CBS. There had been many well-placed rumors and great sources sharing that CBS was looking into another NCIS spin-off, but before this point, the network had yet to make an official announcement. Now, we have that confirmation. According to CBS, NCIS: Hawaii has received a full series order,
NCIS: Hawaii has already taken a big step forward when it comes to production. It seems that the NCIS: Hawaii cast is going to feature a female lead for the first time in the franchise, which is a different direction than the other shows have taken. Mark Harmon (NCIS), Chris O’Donnell and LL COOL J
NCIS: Hawaii is in production to possibly be a Fall 2021 show on CBS. Some of the people who were behind NCIS: New Orleans have been tapped to help create a new NCIS spin-off that would get a primetime slot during the next television season. There are a lot of questions about who might be
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 NCIS: Los Angeles cast has been busy filming additional Season 12 episodes, but several of the stars took some time to talk about a spin-off that could come to CBS very soon. Fans are still just learning that NCIS: New Orleans got canceled by CBS. Season 7 will be its last one and the
NCIS: Hawaii is reportedly in the works to debut soon on CBS. This would become the fifth NCIS show to be created from the franchise, presumably with the plan to begin airing episodes during fall 2021. This news appears to come in conjunction with NCIS: New Orleans getting canceled, which will open up an hour