NCIS plots crossover with LA, Hawaii spin-offs.
Upcoming storyline will mark the first time all 3 procedural shows have crossed-over.
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NCIS will have a cross-over storyline with NCIS: Los Angeles and NCIS: Hawai’i.
Set to screen stateside in January 2023, it marks the first time all three have connected (NCIS and NCIS: Hawai’i have previously crossed over).
According to EW, agents from each show will team up to solve a case together in a storyline, as they attempt to take down a mysterious and highly trained hitman — with several of their own as his targets.
Expect to see NCIS‘ Gary Cole, Wilmer Valderrama, and Brian Dietzen; NCIS: Los Angeles’ Chris O’Donnell and LL Cool J; and NCIS: Hawai’i‘s Vanessa Lachey, Yasmine Al-Bustami, and Noah Mills in the episodes, among others.
NCIS is currently in its milestone 20th season, making it one of the longest-running prime-time dramas on US television.
Scheduled for January in the USA will make it tricky to screen jointly in Australia, given it is out of OzTAM survey. More on that when local details become clearer.
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This is the sort of crossover I have been waiting for years. Legends Gibbs teaming up with Hetty, McGee, Eric, Nell, and Sebastian forming a tech task force, the older Pride and the younger Callen matching each other, and at the top NCIS Director Vance keeping all the different teams on the same level.
This crossover will be good, but I weep when I imagine the possibilities we could have had.
I hope Channel 10 does put it on Free To Air. It sounds pretty good.
I get that some will make jokes about the profile of NCIS fans (a rather elderly demographic) but I don’t care….the show is incredibly watchable. They claim the most watched show on the planet. I have watched all these three versions (plus the now ceased New Orleans version) and all are more than decent. I do prefer the original and even with the recent departure of Mark Harmon, the show doesn’t lose much. This franchise knows how to build characters and are more focused on their story arc than the episode specific “crimes”. For Oz fans, these cross overs usually don’t work as we are out of sync but these are first world problems.