Some may believe that NCIS has exhausted all possibilities for shocking viewers after 20 years on television. However, the bombs that were dropped throughout season 20 stunned the audience. Throughout 22 episodes, viewers witnessed significant transformations in the group of government agents. One such transformation was Brian Dietzen publicly declaring his love for Katrina Law in front of his coworkers. Along with answers, he also discovered a potential key to some dark secrets he had never intended to reveal. It’s not surprising that fans are eagerly awaiting season 21 given the shocking turn of events towards the conclusion. Thank goodness, the show was renewed for an additional year, and our favourite team has a lot more ahead of them. Here are some details about the NCIS season 21 Release Date, the cast and spoilers.
NCIS Season 21 Release Date
We’ve found the return date for your favourite government agents on television, so get ready, people! So, attention readers, mark the dates! February 12, 2024, is when you will finally witness the release of the 21st season of NCIS. Furthermore, the third season of its spinoff NCIS: Hawaii will premiere that same night at 10 p.m. ET. Originally slated to debut in the fall, CBS renewed the venerable scripted series for a 21st season in February 2023 intending to have it debut in the fall. The show’s return was, however, postponed due to the writers’ and actors’ strikes for just pay.
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NCIS Season 21: Spoiler Alert!
With Torres reuniting with an enigmatic man from his past (Al Sapienza), Season 20 concluded on a foreboding note for him. Once he saw the man in the jail, Torres’s plans changed, even though he had begun the final episode deep undercover as a prisoner working on a case. Attracted to him, the NCIS special agent called his sister to tell her that he “found him” and that the man was “still alive,” implying that he and his sister had a turbulent past.
The man was waiting somewhere in a darkened corner of a house when Torres had a big surprise planned for him at the end of the hour. Upon entering the room and activating the lights, the man was taken aback to see Torres sitting motionlessly in a chair, his gun poised and prepared to fire. Do you think the man recognised Torres? After a few moments, the man finally connected the dots and said, “Nicky.” “What I always wanted: to watch you die,” growled the NCIS special agent in response to the man’s question. The screen went black as Torres raised the gun.
While it is uncommon for an NCIS agent to act unethically or morally, there have been a few exceptional cases where an agent has done so. Think about Gibbs; he killed the man who had murdered his first wife and daughter. I wonder if Torres will do the same. And will he be in an even more sinister place at the start of the new season? Season 21 will have to wait before we find out.
NCIS Season 21: Expected Cast
None of the major characters on NCIS, including Nick Torres of Valderamma, who had a thrilling ending to Season 20’s final episode, have given any indication that they will be leaving before Season 21. We believe it’s reasonable to assume that every character from the previous season will return to the same role until we hear differently.
Platform To Watch
Fans can watch NCIS on CBS on Monday nights at 9 p.m. ET when new episodes air. You can always watch the drama on the CBS website or the CBS app if you don’t have access to a TV. Furthermore, watching NCIS doesn’t always require a cable subscription for viewers. People can watch as it airs live thanks to services like Hulu + Live TV, FuboTV, and YouTube TV. You can try out the two previous websites for free before deciding to subscribe to them.
You can always watch NCIS online on Paramount+ if you’d rather catch up on new episodes. The streamer offers a free seven-day trial if you don’t already have an account. After that, you can choose to sign up for a plan. Completing the setup process, click the title page on the Paramount+ app or the official website.