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
Fellow NCIS stars from the past and present are mourning the loss of David McCallum. David played Chief Medical Examiner Donald “Ducky” Mallard for two decades. But on Monday morning, the news came out that David died at 90. His cause of death was reportedly natural causes, but the loss has hit the show and
It’s possible that the 2023-24 broadcast season could be saved. That would mean new episodes of NCIS airing on CBS. A tentative deal between the writers and the studios has been reached, possibly allowing them to return to work soon. The Writers Guild of America has been on strike for better pay and benefits. The
David McCallum has passed away at the age of 90. The beloved NCIS cast member will be missed. One of the original faces for NCIS, he played Chief Medical Examiner Donald Mallard. The character was known by the nickname Ducky, and he provided heart and soul to the program. McCallum’s role was made smaller on
CBS celebrates NCIS Day later this month. Despite the show being on hiatus, CBS is rolling out a special day to mark an anniversary. The first episode of NCIS aired on September 23, 2003. Twenty years later, the drama is still one of the most-watched shows on television. A disappointing update on the Hollywood strikes
The first NCIS: Sydney trailer has been released. NCIS fans can now look at what’s to come. The news came out this week that NCIS: Sydney will air on CBS this fall. While it’s not NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, or NCIS: Hawai’i, the new spin-off presents fresh content for United States viewers. Due to the
A new NCIS spin-off will debut this fall on CBS. This isn’t a typical spin-off, as the new NCIS installment is based in Australia. NCIS: Sydney was greenlit by Paramount+ Australia, where the show will arrive first. And once episodes have aired in Australia, they will debut on CBS a few days later. As previously
NCIS Season 21 remains in a holding pattern at CBS. The good news for fans is that the network ordered a new season of its hit drama. The 20th season of NCIS was extremely successful, continuing the trend of great ratings. It was a quick decision from the network to renew a show that continues