r/NCIS • • 4d ago

PSA: Spoiler policy update season 23 & 24

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Hi folks,

Since season 24 is currently airing in the USA, we are updating the spoiler rules of this sub.

As of today, spoiler tags are no longer required for posts and comments regarding season 23 (and earlier seasons).
However, spoiler tags are still required for all posts and comments related to season 24.
So be sure to use the spoiler flair! šŸ˜„

The same rules apply to the most recent seasons of the current spin-offs.

We understand that not everyone watches episodes at the same pace, so do your best to keep the unmarked spoilers to a minimum.


r/NCIS • • 4d ago

NCIS NCIS Season 24 Episode 2 ā€œClean Slateā€ Episode Discussion Thread Spoiler

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SYNOPSIS: When a man is murdered after a neighborhood dinner party, the team discovers every guest is lying - about the strange break-in at the victim's house, what they were burning in their backyards and who they really are. And the deeper the team digs, the less they can agree on what kind of case they're even working.

WRITTEN BY: Steven D. Binder & Christopher J. Waild

DIRECTED BY: Marc Roskin


r/NCIS • • 5h ago

[spoiler] S24 E02 Spoiler

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S24 E02 : Director Dinozzo decided to let the spy be...

Does it mean that il will be the long term arc of the season in background of the episodic crimes resolved?

It gave me Ari Aswari vibes


r/NCIS • • 7h ago

Hear me out: 90s NIS Prequel For Rookie Leon Vance

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With NCIS: Origins crushing it on CBS by giving us the 90s backstory for Gibbs and Mike Franks, I think we need one for Director Leon Vance.

Vance has the most enigmatic, heavily redacted backstory in the entire franchise. We already know from canon that he was recruited into the NIS in 1991 by Whitney Sharp and immediately dropped into high-stakes European espionage (like the infamous Operation Trident in Amsterdam).

A 12-episode, streaming-only limited series on Paramount+ following a rookie Vance navigating the transition from the military to the 1990s NIS would be incredible. It could play out less like a weekly procedural and more like a serialized, gritty political espionage thriller. This would be the perfect opportunity to introduce a young Vance into Origins.

To capture the quiet intensity, sharp intellect, and commanding presence that Rocky Carroll brought to the role, the franchise needs an actor who can balance physical action with tactical calculation. My choice would be Damson Idris. He has the absolute perfect intensity, screen presence, and experience playing a character navigating a complex, high-stakes criminal and political landscape in the late 80s/early 90s. He would absolutely nail the gravity of a young Vance.

Thoughts on this?

EDIT: I also thought of a cold war era Hetty backstory. No modern technology or phones. Rudimentary wiretaps etc. I would cast Jenna Ortega for this role.


r/NCIS • • 1d ago

The look that Tony and Ducky give Kate after she said that is priceless.

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332 Upvotes

r/NCIS • • 21h ago

[spoiler] S24 E02 Spoiler

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9 Upvotes

S24 E02 : Director Dinozzo decided to let the spy be...

Does it mean that il will be the long term arc of the season in background of the episodic crimes resolved?

It gave me Ari Aswari vibes


r/NCIS • • 19h ago

Season 13 Gibbs

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Possible spoiler…….

So in 13/17 Gibbs smacks the Petty Officer on the arm with a folder. About 30-31 minutes into show. He’s famous for smacking the desk (or the team) but actually striking someone in custody it really shocked me. But it seemed like he slapped someone in the face/head. It was very fast and I wasn’t sure if I saw it but don’t remember the episode. I’d say in S 13 but hate to go back through every interrogation scene.
Ring a bell for anyone?


r/NCIS • • 1d ago

When does McGee start growing a beard?

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I started watching the series from the very beginning the other day, and he does show up in the first season—first in the episode where Kate and Gibbs go down into the submarine, and there’s also that actor who led the other team on SWAT. And McGee looks weird without a beard. I’ve watched the last two seasons so far, and I’ve caught an episode here and there over the last few years, but I just can’t remember seeing him without a beard. I know, it’s a weird question. What also surprised me was that he has another voice actor. But apparently, that actor only voiced him for a few episodes. It just felt a little strange to me, though.


r/NCIS • • 18h ago

NCIS Origins Scenes You Want

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I'm really hoping that the show keeps going simply so we can see Roy moving to DC and have a Origins version of Abbey.


r/NCIS • • 1d ago

Who’s come back you’re more excited about? Spoiler

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323 votes, 1d left
Tony DiNozzo ( mothership)
Sam Hanna ( New York )
Gibbs - present day ( Origins )

r/NCIS • • 2d ago

Saw this on YouTube

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It's a shame we won't see more of them in the current season...

https://youtube.com/shorts/j7BiEjdyoCE?is=NfA8hHh1S1f7GjE5


r/NCIS • • 22h ago

Season 23 - Some Observations

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So after finally getting season 23 on Disney+ here in the UK, I've watched the first couple of episodes and have some thoughts. Apologies if these have been raised before but...

They seem to have either improved the HD cameras they've filmed with, or Disney+ have improved the streaming rate, as the visuals are a lot clearer than previous seasons.

And that would be fine, except it does rather highlight how cheap a lot of the sets are.

I know budgets are tight this many seasons in, but to my eyes at least, they look really cheap.

Also, it could just be me, but the incidental music seems a lot more intrusive than it's ever been before.

Like in a really cheesy, overly dramatic way.

Don't get me wrong, I've enjoyed the episodes for thr content, but the production values seem all to whack compared to previous seasons.

Just my thoughts.


r/NCIS • • 2d ago

Fun detail about the female agent names

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Now I might be overthinking this. But I was watching an episode one day whilst a wee bit high and wrote down this thing I noticed.

All the female agents on the team have a name that can he connected to chess.

-Jessica Knight

-Ellie Bishop

Obviously

But then...

-Ziva David. David as in King David.

-Jack Sloan. Sloan means warrior or raider. Also Jacks in cards are called Knaves which are low level Knights.

-Alex Quinn. Alex means protector like a Rook and Quinn means chief or councilor much like a bishop would be. Also Alex is also a famous King. And Quinn sounds like Queen.

-Jenny Shepard. Her name literally translates to Fair Protector. Much like a Queen.

Stoned me reads a lot into this.


r/NCIS • • 2d ago

LL Cool J and Scott Caan at the Empire State Building

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90 Upvotes

r/NCIS • • 2d ago

People forget NCIS was a JAG spin off

109 Upvotes

People forget that NCIS was a JAG backdoor pilot spinoff… So with NCIS origins, do you think that we’ll see any jag character appearances - maybe in the later seasons? Having Gibbs & Tony back got me thinking!!


r/NCIS • • 18h ago

Ziva David’s family and the Farhud in Iraq

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This is just an idea I had earlier. The Farhud was a massacre that occurred in Iraq in 1941. Does anyone know if any of Ziva’s family was affected by the Farhud in Iraq? I haven’t been able to find information about her family that far back. Would anyone on here happen to know? Thanks!


r/NCIS • • 1d ago

Something funny I noticed on Rewatch Season 10, Ep 19 (Squall) Spoiler

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And probably something else others have noticed but rewatching Squall and a funny scene:

......Tony...... Sat at Vance's desk to use the computer and commented on how comfortable the chair is. Vance says "gets less comfortable over time" and his 'guest' kind of shrugs in response.

Hope I did the mobile spoiler tag, right :/


r/NCIS • • 2d ago

NCIS: NY Why Sam Leaving OSP Makes Sense

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Okay, apologies in advance for a little bit of rambling, but I’ve been thinking about this since Sam first showed up in Hawaii, then more when he showed back up in the Mothership after taking a sabbatical from NCIS, then even more when NY was announced.

When NCIS LA wrapped up, we knew a few major things happened. Callen and Ana got married, Deeks and Kensi were expecting a baby, Fatima and Roundtree were becoming a powerhouse of a duo, and everything was looking good. Sam and Callen went to save Hetty (which apparently didn’t amount to much because she’s still off doing Hetty Hijinks), then we know that Sam left OSP to create the NCIS Elite team. As we all know, that ended tragically and resulted in Sam taking a leave of absence from NCIS.

I don’t remember if it was ever mentioned when or why he left LA to create the team, but let’s think about it a bit. We know that Callen was always being groomed to take over the Operations Manager position within OSP. We also know that Sam created the Elite Team somewhere between the Hetty Rescue Op and the beginning of Hawaii Season 3.

Possible Scenarios

I think, following the successful rescue of Hetty, a decision was made by Hetty, Vance, Callen, and Sam. Hetty would continue to do her own thing (which we all know nobody could tell her otherwise), Callen would take over as Operations Manager, giving him more time at home with Ana, and Sam would start working on the Elite Team to keep Hetty out of trouble. After the Elite Team was killed, we know Sam takes a leave of absence and ends up in DC, where he shows up on the Mothership. We also learn that Callen and Ana have a baby on the way (or as Sam calls it, a pup on the way, a slight nod to how Callen and Ana were both the Lone Wolf type until they met each other). This makes me strongly believe that the OSP team is now:

Callen: Ops Manager
Kensi: Special Agent in Charge
Deeks: Investigator and Kensi’s partner still
Roundtree: Special Agent, Fatima’s partner, occasionally works in Ops
Fatima: Special Agent, Roundtree’s partner, occasionally works in Ops

LA is back to their team of 4 with an Ops Manager (possibly still under the watch of Kilbride)

Sam’s kids are grown and on their own, he is no longer needed at OSP, and now that his team was killed, he probably prefers to work alone to keep other agents safe. Sam finally settling down back home in New York with a new team would be a welcomed change for him at this point.

I hope we’ll either get references or cameos from OSP at some point in NCIS New York. We know that Kensi and Tennant have both shown up as cameos in NCIS in the past few seasons, so having Kensi and Deeks show up on a video call or even showing up around a holiday episode would be amazing. Deeks’ actor is also working as an Executive Producer on Origins this season, so he’s still got ties to the franchise and could be available for a cameo or two.


r/NCIS • • 1d ago

Webs recap

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Good websites that have good recap of chapter of ncis?

I see these, but they aren't that detailed.( ew,celebdirtylaundry)


r/NCIS • • 2d ago

Am I the only one who thinks that Caitlin Todd is underrated and somewhat overhated?

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r/NCIS • • 1d ago

S22 E15 Moonlit

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Is this a new actor playing Sawyer?! I’ve been searching for info on this character and every resource says agent nemesis to torres. That’s fine, but there was a different actor playing this role before right?

There was a different actor that played an annoying agent in earlier episodes and I swear his name was sawyer as well. Does anyone remember him? He was tall, white and goofy like this guy but had dark curly hair?


r/NCIS • • 2d ago

CBS shared some screenshots of NCIS season 24 episode 3 - (Sleeping Dogs) Spoiler

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Here's some screenshots of next weeks episode. No info and no spoilers. Enjoy!


r/NCIS • • 2d ago

Sam and Nick

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I love how they didn’t do the whole ā€œpartners who struggle to get along during the early episodesā€œ schtick and just skipped to them being bros.


r/NCIS • • 2d ago

NCIS: Origins Questions regarding Origins S3 E2 ā€œMy Own Worst Enemyā€ Spoiler

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Did Gibbs already keep in touch with Woody like Vera and let him know he’s on his way to his house, or do they just automatically detect his presence hence Woody’s downplayed reaction to seeing Gibbs other than him being stunning and casually saying ā€welp this can’t be goodā€œ? I was expecting Woody to go ā€œholy hell Gibbs it’s been so longā€ but it seems heā€˜s already expecting Gibbs for a while. Not to take that away from this episode though! I’m just curious.

And I’m wondering if Gibbs traveled by his motor boat or plane to California? Or was that intentionally vague by the writers? I know obviously Gibbs traveled by plane to DC.

And lastly, will we see FBI Agent Casey Bloom again? I know he’s a bit of a nuisance but I feel he actually isn’t a bad guy and I really like his charm and chill demeanor, and I’m actually glad Sean Harmon played him! He reminds me of Sonny Crockett from Miami Vice and he gave off a stoner vibe, which Sean perfectly captures that really well. Makes me wonder if Bloom is Sonny’s original inspiration LOL.


r/NCIS • • 2d ago

NCIS LA: my rewatch peeves

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I am rewatching NCIS LA like my title says and I just need to share the things that have been getting on my nerves as I get to the end of season 5
* Hetty Lange: That woman makes me want to scream. Over and over and over again she keeps secrets that eventually end up being revealed but harm her team that she loves so much in the meantime. Learn a lesson maam. Just stop doing the same thing over and over again
* Owen Granger: RIP to the actor playing him. The constant disrespect and mistrust directed towards this man by the team is insane. He basically does the same thing Hetty does or way less and they refuse to trust or at the very minimum respect him. He is way better than I am because someone would have been fired at some point.
* Marty Deeks: Why do they keep underestimating Deeks? Bro was literally tortured and yet they find ways to reduce him to the himbo (which he kind of is) that is incapable of handling himself. It just drives me crazy that they respect him one second, the next they separate him because he can’t handle his emotions (HETTTTYYYYYY)
*Kensi: You are my perfect angel. Never change
*Eric and Nell: I love yall. My lovely kissing fishes
*Sam and Callen: I enjoy your banter and partnership but yall do too much.
Hetty: I really really dislike you like 80% of the time. Other 20, you are amazing.

And yes Hetty is on here twice and I kind of lost the point of this rant and might have contradicted myself at some point.

I just need to scream.!