Vanessa Lachey and Wilmer Valderrama look like they are about to kiss in this photo, so do they have something to tell us? Yes, they do. On September 19th, NCIS and NCIS: Hawaii are going to have a crossover episode for their season premieres.
When it comes to if the two of them will become one like their series for the night, we will just have to tune in to CBS to find out.
We are just over a month away from the start of the Fall TV season on broadcast. Therefore, we are beginning to get details about the series’ season premieres.
Today, we learned that NCIS and NCIS: Hawaii will start their seasons off with a 2-hour crossover event.
Following the cliffhanger Season 19 finale, with Parker (Gary Cole) still on the run with his ex-wife Vivian (Terri Polo), the team investigates who from his past might have a personal vendetta against him in hopes of clearing Parker’s name. Enlisting the help of NCIS: Hawai’i’s Special Agent Jane Tennant (Vanessa Lachey) and Computer Specialist Ernie Malick (Jason Antoon), who are in town meeting with Director Leon Vance (Rocky Carroll) in preparation for a global military exercise, the group tracks down their prime suspect, The Raven.
The episodes premiere on CBS on September 19th at 9p.
CBS announced today that it picked all three of their current NCISes for another season. That means NCIS will be airing its 20th season next season, while NCIS: LA is turning 14 and NCIS: Hawaii is entering its second season.
All three shows’ futures had been questioned throughout the season for different reasons. We did not know how NCIS would do without Mark Harmon, and his departure is barely noticed. Some thought this would be it for LA, and they were wrong. And Hawaii hasn’t really caught on.
These three shows will join The Neighborhood, Bob Hearts Abishola, Survivor, The Amazing Race, CSI: Vegas, Young Sheldon, Ghosts, and Tough As Nails on the 2022-2023 schedule.
NCIS Special Agent Jessica Knight (Katrina Law) and NCIS Special Agent Nick Torres (Wilmer Valderrama) are taking a trip to the Aloha state, and we will get to see what happens when they meet up with NCIS: Hawaii on March 28th.
I am sure it was hard for CBS to get the two actors to leave a very cold Los Angeles for a warm, beautiful in Hawaii. And I bet their co-stars are extremely jealous, as they should be.
There are shows that are ensembles that can go on without their lead star, and then there are shows that can’t. We will find out in a few months if NCIS can survive without its leader Mark Harmon.
That is because the 70-year-old actor unceremoniously left the drama that he called home for 18 years yesterday.
“As an executive producer and dear friend, Mark continues to be an integral part of the fabric of the show. Our north star has always been staying true to our characters, and that truth has always guided the stories we tell and where those characters go,” Steven D. Binder, NCIS Executive Producer/Showrunner, said in a statement. “So regarding the future of Gibbs, as long-time fans of the show may have noticed over the years…never count Leroy Jethro Gibbs out.”
So we might see him again in May for the show’s possible series finale. We shall see. It all depends on how much of a hit it takes in the ratings due to his departure.
Are you going to miss him? And do you think he needed a better send-off? I do, and I don’t watch the procedural.
