NCIS Season 22: What’s Next for the Long-Running Series?
NCIS recently wrapped up its milestone 21st season, which included the franchise’s 1,000th episode, ending with a dramatic finale that left fans with more questions than answers. After solving a string of murders at sea, the team returned safely, but the future of Special Agent Jessica Knight (Katrina Law) and Dr. Jimmy Palmer (Brian Dietzen) remains uncertain. Their relationship hit a rough patch when a job offer created tension, leaving fans wondering what’s next for the pair.
Despite the turmoil between Jessica and Jimmy, there’s good news for fans of the show: CBS has officially renewed NCIS for a 22nd season. Although the network made the difficult decision to cancel NCIS: Hawai’i, the flagship series is secure and expected to continue even beyond its upcoming season.
Additionally, the NCIS universe is expanding, with a prequel series titled Originals and a European spin-off in the works.
NCIS Season 22 Release Date Speculation
While CBS has yet to confirm an official release date for Season 22, it is likely to follow the show’s usual schedule. If so, fans can expect it to premiere in September 2024 and run through the spring of 2025.
NCIS Season 22 Cast News
The Season 21 finale left fans on edge when Jessica accepted a job offer in California, casting doubt on her future with the team. Showrunner Steven D. Binder hinted that her storyline could take unexpected turns, as NCIS is known for surprising character departures and returns.
As for the rest of the core team, the following cast members are expected to return:
- Gary Cole as Alden Parker
- Sean Murray as Timothy McGee
- Wilmer Valderrama as Nick Torres
- Brian Dietzen as Dr. Jimmy Palmer
- Diona Reasonover as Kasie Hines
- Rocky Carroll as Leon Vance
NCIS Season 22 Trailer
There is no trailer available for Season 22 yet, but fans can expect updates as production progresses.
With a new season on the horizon and the promise of exciting new developments in the NCIS universe, Season 22 is shaping up to be another must-watch installment for longtime viewers.