Despite airing for 16 years, NCIS continues to remain big ratings draw for CBS. The series currently averages around 16.0 million viewers during season 16 and is networks’ leading drama and second most-watched program behind The Big Bang Theory.

“NCIS has been a global juggernaut for almost two decades,” said Kelly Kahl, President, CBS Entertainment. “Its viewers are clearly the most loyal of any drama on television. They are passionate about the characters, the plot lines, and the storytelling. We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the gifted production team, and the cast, led by the extraordinary Mark Harmon. We are delighted that the show will remain a lynchpin of the CBS schedule this coming season.”

The finale of NCIS‘ 16^th season will air on May 21, 2019.

Although there is no official confirmation, the series’ spinoffs NCIS: Los Angeles and NCIS: New Orleans, who are currently in their 10^th and fifth season respectively, are expected to be renewed as well.

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Yep, you read right, a JAG reunion is going to happen on the set of NCIS: Los Angeles. 

Just four days after is was announced that David James Elliott will reprise his JAG role as apt. Harmon “Harm” Rabb Jr. for a multi-episode arc on the show, we now learn that he will be joined by JAG co-star, Catherine Bell. Elliott will be joined by Bell as Lt. Col. Sarah “Mac” MacKenzie for the series’ season finale on May 19. Elliott will first appear in the show’s May 12 episode. 

“Catherine’s Mac was a strong, smart woman who held her own, and then some, in a male-dominated world,” NCIS: LA executive producer R. Scott Gemmill said in a statement. “Her character paved the way for other strong female leads. Not only is it great to be working together again as friends, but to be able to write for Catherine and have her same character interact with our NCIS: Los Angeles characters now, that’s wonderfully surreal. It feels like everything has come full circle.”

JAG debuted in 1995 and ran for 10 seasons. This is the first time either Bell or Elliott have reprised their JAG roles. 

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Despite airing for 16 years, NCIS continues to remain big ratings draw for CBS. The series currently averages around 16.0 million viewers during season 16 and is networks’ leading drama and second most-watched program behind The Big Bang Theory.

“NCIS has been a global juggernaut for almost two decades,” said Kelly Kahl, President, CBS Entertainment. “Its viewers are clearly the most loyal of any drama on television. They are passionate about the characters, the plot lines, and the storytelling. We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the gifted production team, and the cast, led by the extraordinary Mark Harmon. We are delighted that the show will remain a lynchpin of the CBS schedule this coming season.”

The finale of NCIS‘ 16^th season will air on May 21, 2019.

Although there is no official confirmation, the series’ spinoffs NCIS: Los Angeles and NCIS: New Orleans, who are currently in their 10^th and fifth season respectively, are expected to be renewed as well.

The post “NCIS” Gets Renewed for Season 17 at CBS appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Yep, you read right, a JAG reunion is going to happen on the set of NCIS: Los Angeles. 

Just four days after is was announced that David James Elliott will reprise his JAG role as apt. Harmon “Harm” Rabb Jr. for a multi-episode arc on the show, we now learn that he will be joined by JAG co-star, Catherine Bell. Elliott will be joined by Bell as Lt. Col. Sarah “Mac” MacKenzie for the series’ season finale on May 19. Elliott will first appear in the show’s May 12 episode. 

“Catherine’s Mac was a strong, smart woman who held her own, and then some, in a male-dominated world,” NCIS: LA executive producer R. Scott Gemmill said in a statement. “Her character paved the way for other strong female leads. Not only is it great to be working together again as friends, but to be able to write for Catherine and have her same character interact with our NCIS: Los Angeles characters now, that’s wonderfully surreal. It feels like everything has come full circle.”

JAG debuted in 1995 and ran for 10 seasons. This is the first time either Bell or Elliott have reprised their JAG roles. 

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