NCIS Fans Rejoice: Exciting Update for the Hit Crime Series!

The NCIS franchise has a bright future ahead! The American network CBS has just announced the renewal of the original series, as well as its two spin-offs for additional seasons.

NCIS Returns for Season 23

NCIS is indeed set to return for a 23rd season. This is great news for the crime series which continues to draw a loyal audience year after year. NCIS: Sydney, the first international spin-off of NCIS that launched in November 2023 on Paramount+ and CBS, will also be back for a third season.

And as good news never comes alone, CBS has also renewed NCIS: Origins for a second season. Fans of the franchise will thus have the opportunity to continue discovering the origins of the iconic Leroy Jethro Gibbs.

5 Other Series Renewed

In addition to these announcements, CBS has also renewed a number of its series. The sitcom Ghosts, whose French version is set to arrive next April on Disney+, has secured two more seasons, ensuring its presence on air until Season 6.

Tracker, the crime series whose first episode was watched by over 30 million people, will return for a third season. The spin-off from Young Sheldon, Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, which is the most-watched sitcom on the network, has been renewed for a second season while Elsbeth and Fire Country will respectively return for a third and fourth season.

A Plethora of Spin-offs

This renewal wave is all the more surprising as CBS has ordered numerous spin-offs of its flagship series for the next season. This Tuesday, February 18, the network announced that its hit series Blue Bloods will return in a spin-off, titled Boston Blue, which will focus on the character played by Donnie Wahlberg.

CBS has also ordered Sheriff Country, a spin-off of Fire Country, and has placed an option on Fire Country: Surfside, another derivative series led by Jared Padalecki. The sitcom The Neighborhood has also been granted two sequels, one of which will be aimed at Paramount+.

Finally, The Equalizer will also have its spin-off, which will be introduced in an upcoming backdoor pilot. Similarly, for FBI: CIA, a spin-off of the crime series FBI. A busy schedule indeed for the American network.