NCIS Season 22 premieres in October, and here’s how to catch up on the series

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As a seasoned TV enthusiast with a penchant for naval investigations and a soft spot for the NCIS team, I can’t help but feel a sense of anticipation as we approach the return of our favorite CBS show. With over two decades of stories under its belt, it’s remarkable how the series continues to captivate audiences like myself with its gripping narratives and unforgettable characters.

As autumn TV programming approaches, now’s an excellent opportunity to get back up-to-date with shows you might have missed. “NCIS,” in particular, requires a bit of catch-up time because we’re gearing up for the Season 22 debut.

NCIS is quite convenient for viewers who can easily pick up where they left off. Nevertheless, certain plotlines in Season 22 will be connected to events from the end of Season 21. Consequently, it would be beneficial to watch that season at least, even if you’ve skipped the others.

The good news is catching up on the season is easy. Here are all the details you need.

NCIS is available to stream in one place

If you dislike juggling numerous streaming services to catch your favorite shows, here’s some fantastic news: NCIS can be found exclusively on Paramount+. This means you can enjoy each and every season from a single streaming platform.

As a fellow gaming enthusiast, I can tell you that’s the spot where fresh episodes drop. Therefore, it’s essential to ensure you’ve got the pass to this platform when season 22 goes live, so you don’t miss out on the action!

As a fellow enthusiast, if you prefer purchasing episodes digitally, there are several options at your disposal. Consider Amazon Instant Video, iTunes, YouTube, Google Play, and more. To make things simpler, I’d recommend sticking with just one platform, as it eliminates the need to juggle multiple accounts when you want to purchase any season of your choice.

Some NCIS seasons are on Netflix

What about Netflix? There are a few seasons of the series on this platform. Only some, though.

Recently, Seasons 16 and 17 became available on the streaming service, however, the initial 11 seasons have been taken down. To watch the first 11 seasons, you’ll need to subscribe to Paramount+, while any content from Season 18 or beyond can be accessed with that subscription.

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2024-08-19 14:19