The 21st season of “NCIS” is set to be its briefest ever, comprising only 10 episodes instead of the usual 22. This change is due to the Hollywood strikes of 2023, which have impacted production schedules across the industry. Despite these challenges, the show has managed to stay on track with its traditional timeline, planning to wrap up in May.
The season finale of “NCIS” is scheduled to air on Monday, May 6, on CBS. While specific details about the finale’s plot remain under wraps, anticipation is building for what promises to be a climactic end to the season.
Leading up to the finale, the penultimate episode, titled “Prime Cut,” will premiere on Monday, April 29. Although the full storyline is yet to be revealed, promotional materials hint at a gripping narrative. The episode teaser features a puzzling scenario posed by Agent Alden Parker, played by Gary Cole, who asks, “So how does a guy die twice?”
Further intrigue is added by Jimmy Palmer, portrayed by Brian Dietzen, who humorously offers a dismembered arm, indicating that the team will face a particularly violent and complex case. This teaser sets the stage for an intense lead-up to the final episode.
As the season draws to a close, fans are eager to see how these final episodes will unfold, tying up the season’s narratives and setting the stage for future developments in the series.
