Curious World Staff
NCIS is more than just an action drama; it incorporates humor as well as the dynamics of a team working in high-stress situations.
The show follows special agents as they investigate cr1mes involving the Navy or Marine Corps, ranging from murd3r and espionage to t3rrorism and stolen submarines.
Season 21 continues from the Season 20 finale, “Black Sky,” where Torres is in prison, and the team races to prevent a t3rror att4ck on U.S. soil.
The unresolved cliffhanger will likely shape the upcoming season’s storyline, providing answers to fans’ lingering questions.
Take a look at the official promo for the episode below to get a sense of what happened in the NCIS Season 20 finale:
NCIS Season 21: Which familiar faces will make a comeback in the upcoming season…?
Sean Murray as Timothy McGee, Wilmer Valderrama as Nick Torres, Katrina Law as Jessica Knight, Brian Dietzen as Dr. Jimmy Palmer, Diona Reasonover as Kasie Hines, David McCallum as Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard, Rocky Carroll as Leon Vance, and Gary Cole as Alden Parker are the main cast members who are expected to reprise their roles.
There may be some new cast members who will be revealed once the release dates have passed. Donald P. Bellisario created the series, and NCIS is produced by Bellisarius Productions in collaboration with CBS Studios.
Executive producers include Steven D. Binder, Chas. Floyd Johnson, Mark Horowitz, Mark Harmon, Scott Williams, David North, and Bellisario.
NCIS Season 21 Episodes: Where Can I Watch Them..?
The upcoming season of NCIS is expected to feature 21 to 22 episodes, each running for approximately 39 to 44 minutes, airing weekly.
The episode count could change due to cost-cutting or the writers’ strike. Details on titles and synopses will be released closer to the release date to avoid early spoilers.
If you want to catch up on the show, all previous episodes of NCIS are exclusive to CBS, depending on the user’s location, and will later be available to watch on the official website (selective regions).
NCIS is accessible on Paramount Plus, FuboTV, and Netflix, as well as past seasons on various streaming platforms.
Viewers can rent or purchase it on Vudu, Amazon Instant Video, iTunes, and Google Play, with diverse membership plans. Additionally, the series is available for free on Pluto based on location.
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