NCIS Season 21 CONFIRMED.. Here’s What We Know

Ziva David’s Return: Ziva David, portrayed by Cote de Pablo, made a stunning comeback to the show, reclaiming her role as a central figure on the team.

Renewal for Season 21: CBS has officially announced that NCIS will return for its 21st season, along with the show NCIS: Hawaii for its third season.
Episode Milestones: Season 21 will mark the 450th episode of NCIS, and with the renewal, the show is on track to reach 500 episodes.
New Characters and Relationships: Season 20 introduced new characters and storylines, allowing the show to explore fresh narratives.
Brian Dietzen’s Hint: Brian Dietzen, one of the show’s stars, hinted at a 21st season, and it seems that the new season is already in production.
Story Possibilities: While specific details about the plot of Season 21 haven’t been revealed, it’s expected to continue where Season 20 left off, with the team solving crimes and addressing new challenges.
Returning and New Cast Members: While the full cast for Season 21 hasn’t been confirmed, many regular cast members are expected to return, such as Sean Murray (Tim McGee), David McCallum (Dr. Donald), Polly Perrette (Abigail), Wilmer Valderrama (Agent Nick Torres), and others.
Premiere Date: The official premiere date for Season 21 hasn’t been set yet, but based on previous release patterns, it’s likely to air in September 2023. However, there is a possibility it could be delayed to 2024, though that’s less likely.
Fan Excitement: Fans of the show are eagerly anticipating the new season and are actively discussing it on social media, expressing their excitement and hopes for the return of some original characters.
CBS’s Statement: CBS Entertainment’s president, Amy Reisenbach, praised the cast, crew, and producers for their exceptional work and expressed the network’s commitment to providing a fitting send-off for the series and its fans.