Great news for NCIS fans: the long-running CBS hit isn’t slowing down anytime soon. The network has officially renewed NCIS for Season 24, ensuring the team will keep solving cases well into the 2026–2027 TV season.
With the show celebrating its 500th episode during Season 23, the renewal comes as little surprise. More than two decades in, NCIS remains one of CBS’s most reliable and popular dramas.
When Will Season 24 Premiere?
An exact date hasn’t been announced yet, but NCIS is expected to remain a fall series. That points to a likely late September or early October premiere, with the show probably keeping its familiar Tuesday at 8/7c timeslot.
Who’s Expected to Return?
Season 23 features a strong ensemble cast, including:
- Sean Murray (Timothy McGee)
- Gary Cole (Alden Parker)
- Wilmer Valderrama (Nick Torres)
- Katrina Law (Jessica Knight)
- Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
- Diona Reasonover (Kasie Hines)
- Rocky Carroll (Director Vance)
While official contracts haven’t been confirmed, fans are hopeful the core team will remain intact.
What Will Season 24 Be About?
As always, NCIS will continue following elite agents investigating cr1mes tied to the Navy and Marine Corps. Specific storylines will likely depend on how Season 23 wraps up – and with recent jaw-dropping twists, there’s plenty of room for fallout.
What About the Other NCIS Shows?
The franchise remains active overall. NCIS: Origins and NCIS: Sydney have both secured new seasons, though the spinoff NCIS: Tony & Ziva ended after just one.
After 20+ years, NCIS is still proving it has stories left to tell – and Season 24 will keep the legacy alive.