CBS has officially renewed NCIS for a 23rd season, confirming that the flagship series will continue its legacy into the 2025–2026 television season. This renewal follows a dramatic Season 22 finale that left fans on edge, setting the stage for an intense new chapter. While the network has not yet announced a specific premiere date, the show is expected to return in the fall of 2025, likely resuming its traditional Tuesday night time slot at 8/7c. (people.com, tvinsider.com)

Season 22 concluded with a major cliffhanger: Agent Alden Parker’s father was found dead under mysterious circumstances, potentially at the hands of the season’s antagonist, Carla Marino. Executive producer Steven D. Binder teased that Season 23 will delve into Parker’s grief and quest for justice, pushing him to the brink as his team intervenes to prevent him from crossing moral lines. (people.com, tvinsider.com)

The core cast, including Gary Cole (Parker), Wilmer Valderrama (Torres), Katrina Law (Knight), Sean Murray (McGee), Brian Dietzen (Palmer), and Diona Reasonover (Kasie), are expected to return. Additionally, the upcoming spinoff series NCIS: Tony & Ziva, featuring Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo, is set to premiere on Paramount+ in late 2025. (soapcentral.com, en.wikipedia.org)

As the NCIS universe expands, fans can anticipate more crossovers and deeper character explorations in the coming seasons. For now, all eyes are on Season 23, poised to continue the series’ tradition of compelling storytelling and complex character arcs.