NCIS Season 21 premieres on February 12, 2024, after delays due to strikes. The main cast from Season 20 is expected to return, with uncertainty about Wilmer Valderrama’s character. The story will delve into the history and relationships of the characters, focusing on Agent Torres and Palmer’s relationship. The release will be on CBS and Paramount+.
NCIS, a popular military legal drama, debuted in 2003 and spawned successful spin-offs, including the recent international addition, NCIS: Sydney.
The Season 21 cast is likely to remain intact, but Wilmer Valderrama’s return is uncertain. Mark Harmon’s Gibbs might make a guest appearance. David McCallum, who played Dr. Ducky, passed away, leaving a void in the cast.
The production crew will remain consistent with Shane Brennan and Chas. Floyd Johnson sharing showrunning duties.
The storyline will follow the case-of-the-week format, exploring longer arcs, particularly around Agent Torres and the evolving romance between Palmer and Knight initiated in Season 20. The show promises its signature mix of crime procedural and character-driven narratives.
