The world of NCIS is getting bigger in the coming years, as CBS has officially renewed NCIS: Los Angeles and ordered a new series, NCIS: Hawaii, for a future release.
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NCIS: Hawaii will be the first NCIS franchise to feature a female lead. As for NCIS: Los Angeles, this will be the 13th season for the long-running program, with no signs of stopping.
With the return of NCIS: Los Angeles official, stars LL Cool J and Chris O’Donnell will both be returning as well, alongside executive producer/showrunner R. Scott Gemmill. NCIS: Hawaii will reportedly feature the first female Special Agent in Charge of NCIS Pearl Harbor, as well as her team as the group investigates a variety of high-stakes crimes involving the military, national security, and Hawaii itself. The series will be created and executive produced by NCIS: New Orleans executive producers/showrunner Christopher Silver and Jan Nash, with SEAL Team writer-producer Matt Bosack joining the series as well.
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The NCIS series has been an extremely lucrative one for CBS, as the original NCIS series is still going strong in its 19th season. Its most recent endeavor, NCIS: New Orleans, recently finished its seven-season run, and will presumably be replaced by the upcoming NCIS: Hawaii.