CBS is expanding its hit franchise once again, and this time, it’s taking things to the Big Apple. “NCIS: New York” is officially on the way, and LL Cool J is stepping back into action as fan-favorite Agent Sam Hanna.
What To Know About “NCIS: New York”
- Premiere: Fall 2026
- Network: CBS
- Time Slot: Tuesdays at 9 p.m.
- Lineup: “NCIS” (8 p.m.), “NCIS: New York” (9 p.m.), “NCIS: Origins” (10 p.m.)
- Midseason Update: “NCIS: Sydney” will replace “NCIS: Origins”
Sam Hanna Returns To New York
In “NCIS: New York,” Sam Hanna heads back to his hometown, bringing his experience from NCIS: Los Angeles to a brand-new field office.
He’ll team up with a roguish agent played by Scott Caan as they lead a fresh squad tackling high-stakes missions to protect one of the world’s most critical cities and ports.
Behind The Scenes Power Players
The series comes from R. Scott Gemmill, who previously served as showrunner on “NCIS: Los Angeles,” making this a full-circle moment for the franchise.
Byron Balasco will serve as showrunner, bringing his storytelling experience from “Kingdom” to the new spinoff.
A Franchise That Keeps Growing
“NCIS: Los Angeles” ran from 2009 to 2023 and helped cement Sam Hanna as one of the franchise’s standout characters.
With “NCIS: New York,” CBS is clearly doubling down on what works, expanding the universe while keeping familiar faces front and center.
If you’re not trying to wait until fall, you’re in luck.
LL Cool J will reprise his role as Sam Hanna in two upcoming “NCIS” episodes airing April 21 and April 28.
Will You Be Watching?
Are you tuning in for “NCIS: New York” this fall?
Drop down in the comments and let me know if this spinoff just made your watchlist.
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