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NCIS Season 23: When Will It Premiere and What’s Changing?
Mondays are about to feel very different—NCIS is officially on its summer hiatus. Season 22 has wrapped, and with that, new episodes are on pause for a while. The good news? Season 23 is confirmed! But we’ll have to wait a bit before it hits our screens again.
When Will NCIS Season 23 Premiere?
CBS has released its schedule for the 2025–2026 TV season, and NCIS Season 23 is set to premiere in fall 2025. While exact dates haven’t been announced yet (expect those in June or July), we can make an educated guess. The show will likely return in late September or early October 2025, similar to previous fall launches.
Despite fierce competition from Monday Night Football and the departure of Mark Harmon, NCIS has stayed strong in ratings—more than enough to earn another season.
NCIS Is Changing Nights
Here’s a major shake-up: NCIS is moving from Monday to Tuesday nights. That’s right—CBS is putting the show back in its classic Tuesday 8/7c timeslot, a move many longtime fans will cheer.
But that’s not all—Tuesdays are becoming NCIS Night. NCIS: Origins will join the lineup, and NCIS: Sydney is also shifting to Tuesdays this fall. This opens up exciting potential for crossover episodes within the franchise.
What About Mondays?
With NCIS moving, Mondays are getting a new lineup. CBS has canceled FBI: International and FBI: Most Wanted, but FBI will remain at 9 p.m. ET/PT. It will be paired with a new series, CIA, taking over the Monday slot that NCIS once occupied.
Don’t Miss a Thing
Until Season 23 arrives, you can catch up on episodes of NCIS on Paramount+. And if you want the latest updates and breakdowns, stay tuned to Precinct TV.
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- [NCIS Season 22 Finale Explained: Who Died?]
- [Watch the NCIS Season 22 Finale Live – Here’s How]
- [NCIS: Sydney Season 3 Is Coming, But Not in Fall 2025]
- [How to Watch the NCIS: Sydney Season 2 Finale Live Online]
