When Will NCIS Sydney Season 2 Release

Waqar Ahmad February 15, 2024

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In recent months, NCIS Sydney has topped the charts after ranking at the top positions on television rankings. NCIS Sydney is the spin-off of the popular season which will be released in mid-2024. The Australian military action series is going to premiere on Network 10. On November 10, 2023, it was released on Paramount+ Australia.

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What is the Fourth Spin-Off of NCIS?

NCIS is the fourth spinoff of the original series, premiered on Paramount+ in Australia. Later, it moved to American CBS airwaves in November. On November 14, NCIS Sydney prevailed as the most-watched television program amassing 5 million viewers per week. According to Nielsen data, the viewers count varies from 4.7 million to 5.5 million.

On January 23, the series finale aired and it was the 10th most popular broadcast program of the week. Only the NFL conference championship performance was higher than the series. Moreover, it elevated its ranking in the eighth episode while beating top-tier ranking shows like “The Masked Singer,” “Shark Tank,” “60 Minutes,” “The Voice,” “Survivor,” “Dancing with the Stars,” and “Celebrity Jeopardy!”

When Will NCIS Sydney Season 2 Release?

After NCIS Sydney Season 1, fans are looking forward to its second season as it has the potential to expand the franchise around the globe. NCIS 2023 follows the members of Naval Crime Investigation Services teaming up with the Australia Federal Police to tackle the Indo-Pacific region issues and threats.

However, the Australian series wasn’t going to be released in 2023 due to insufficient spots in CBS’s fall lineup. However, Hollywood strikes caused delays in the original series launching on the American broadcast company, hence, CBS released NCIS Sydney on its channel and Paramount+ earlier.

Presently, there’s no update or official statement regarding the NCIS Sydney Season 2, however, fans are hoping that CBS will release an official statement soon. The longest-running NCIS parent series will be airing its 21st season in February 2024.

NCIS: Los Angeles had 14 seasons, while the New Orleans one had seven seasons. Additionally, the Hawaiian version of NCIS is expected to launch in 2024 as it has received the green signal.

Expected Cast of NCIS Sydney Season 2

In the NCIS Sydney Season 2, fans expect to witness the whole cast once again. Apart from main core roles that rarely change, fans want to see the same cast in both major and minor roles. The actors who might appear in the Season 2 are the following:

Olivia Swann as Michelle Mackey
Todd Lasance as Jim Dempsey, JD
Sean Sagar as DeShawn Jackson
Tuuli Narkle as Constable Evie Cooper
Mavournee Hazel as Bluebird Gleeson or Blue
William McInnes as Rosie or Roy Penrose

Unlike the parent series, NCIS Sydney has explosive twists under its umbrella. In season 1, apart from the major villain, Ana’s escape, there was another twist. The main plot of the Australian spinoff will be similar to others, with little changing here and there.

In the next season, the series will reveal how Colonel Rankin is somehow linked to the attempted kidnapping of JD’s son. With the release of official confirmation, the cast of Season 2 will be confirmed as well.

How Many Episodes does NCIS Sydney Season 1 have?

NCIS Sydney Season 1 has 8 episodes that have already aired, whereas the remaining three will air after the holidays. The subsequent date for the last three episodes is January 23, 2023, on Tuesday (9 p.m. ET/ 8 p.m.). The episode guide has the following details:

Episode 1: November 14, 2023 (Gone Fission)
Episode 2: November 21, 2023 (Snakes in the Grass)
Episode 3: November 28, 2023 (Brothers In Arms)
Episode 4: December 5, 2023 (Ghosted)
Episode 5: December 12, 2023 (Doggiecino Day Afternoon)
Episode 6: January 9, 2024 (Extraction)
Episode 7: January 16, 2024 (Bunker Down)
Episode 8: January 23, 2024 (Blonde Ambition)

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