NCIS (series)
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NCIS, the theme of this wiki, is a show about the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. NCIS is set in Washington DC area but is really filmed in Santa Clarita, CA. It is made and modeled from JAG, a show made by the same producer, Donald Bellisario.
NCIS is a CBS network show about a team of special agents from the Naval Criminal Investigative Service of the U.S. Navy. The concept and characters were initially introduced in a two-part episode of the CBS series JAG in the episodes Ice Queen and Meltdown. The show premiered on September 23, 2003.
| Name | Portrayed by | Occupation |
|---|---|---|
| Leroy Jethro Gibbs (2003-Present) | Mark Harmon | Special Agent in charge of the Major Case Response Team, NCIS |
| Abby Sciuto (2003-Present) | Pauley Perrette | Chief Forensic Specialist, NCIS |
| Tony DiNozzo (2003-Present) | Michael Weatherly | Senior Special Agent, MCRT, NCIS |
| Donald Mallard (2003-Present) | David McCallum | Chief Medical Examiner, NCIS |
| Timothy McGee (2004-Present) | Sean Murray | Special Agent, MCRT, NCIS |
| Jimmy Palmer (2004-Present) | Brian Dietzen | Doctor Donald Mallard's Assistant, NCIS |
| Ziva David (2005-Present) | Cote de Pablo | Former Mossad Liaison Officer to NCIS MCRT, Junior Special Agent, MCRT, NCIS |
| Leon Vance (2008-present) | Rocky Carroll | Director of NCIS, Deputy Director of NCIS under Director Shepard, Vance became Director of NCIS upon Director Shepard's death |
| E.J. Barrett (2011) | Sarah Jane Morris | Special Agent in Charge of a team formerly based in Rota, Spain |
| Simon Cade (2011) | Matthew Willig | NCIS Special Agent attached to Barrett's MCRT previously stationed in Rota. |
| Gayne Levin (2011) | Alimi Ballard | NCIS Special Agent attached to Barrett's MCRT previously stationed in Rota. |
| Jenny Shepard (2005-2008) | Lauren Holly | Former Director, NCIS; Killed in action during the events of Judgement Day Part 1. |
| Thomas Morrow (2003-2005) | Alan Dale | Former Director, NCIS. Deputy Director, Homeland Security |
| Caitlin Todd (2003-2005) | Sasha Alexander | Former Special Agent, MCRT, NCIS; Killed in action by terrorist Ari Haswari. |
| Gerald Jackson (2003-2005) | Pancho Demmings | Doctor Donald Mallard's Assistant, NCIS;left NCIS after being injured in a hostage situation. |
Shading indicates that the character is deceased.
Characters
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ProtagonistsEdit
Leroy Jethro GibbsEdit
Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs is a former marine sniper and now head of the NCIS Major Case Response Team in the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, D.C.
Gibbs joined NCIS when it was known as NIS as a Junior Agent and was known by his boss as "probie", which his former boss still calls him. Gibbs then rose through the ranks until he was put in charge of the Major Case Response Team. Gibbs then put Kate Todd, Tony DiNozzo and later Tim McGee into his team. His long time friend Ducky was working as a medical examiner for him and Abby in forensics.
Anthony DiNozzoEdit
Anthony "Tony" DiNozzo is the Senior Agent on Gibbs' team. He was a homicide detective in Baltimore before he was part of NCIS. He has a bad record with women and is a lover of movies. He quotes them and names characters that are somehow involved with the case.
Ziva DavidEdit
Former Mossad liason attached to the Major Case Response Team at Washingon Naval Yard. At the end of Season Five Director Vance terminated her liason status and sent her back to Israel. She was placed back on the team in season six at Director Vance's request. Ziva remained the Mossad liason until her return to Israel and Mossad at the conclusion of the sixth season. Upon her return to Israel, Director David assigned her the task of assassinating Saleem Ulman but, she was captured and held prisoner until she was liberated by a team led by Gibbs. After her rescue Ziva resigned from Mossad and subsequently joined NCIS as an agent. Once her application was approved Ziva replaced McGee as the "Probie".
Timothy McGeeEdit
Timothy McGee joined the Major Case Response Team in Season Two. He has an MIT graduate certificate and is very skilled in computer forensics.
Abby SciutoEdit
Abigail "Abby" Sciuto is the forensic scientist in for NCIS.
Dr. Donald MallardEdit
Donald Mallard is the Chief Medical Examiner at NCIS.
Jimmy PalmerEdit
Current full time assistant to Dr. Mallard in autopsy, he has aspirations on becoming a medical examiner and afield agent. He is often referred to as the 'autopsy gremlin' by Agent DiNozzo.
Leon VanceEdit
Deputy Director of NCIS under Director Shepard. He temporarily assumed the directorship of NCIS during the investigation of René Benoit's murder. Vance became permanent Director of NCIS upon Director Shepard's death.
Jenny ShepardEdit
Deceased, former Director of NCIS. she became Director after Tom Morrow left to take a Deputy Director position at Homeland Security. Director Shepard was a former field agent with NCIS, she also was a former lover and partner of Jethro Gibbs she was killed in action.
Thomas MorrowEdit
Former Director of NCIS, took a Deputy Director position with Homeland Security. Was succeeded by Jenny Shepard.
Caitlin 'Kate' ToddEdit
Former Secret Service Agent, assigned to the Presidential Detail aboard Air Force One. She remained with the team until the end of Season Two, when she was sniped by Ari Haswari in the episode Twilight.
Gerald JacksonEdit
Former autopsy assistant to Dr. Mallard, was wounded in the shoulder by Ari Haswari, was due to come back 'in 2 weeks' according to the episode 'Kill Ari Pt.1' but that never materialized. His place was taken by Jimmy Palmer starting in Season 3.
Erica Jane BarrettEdit
Special Agent in Charge of a team formerly based in Rota, Spain supervising the case centered on Jonas Cobb.
Simon CadeEdit
NCIS Special Agent attached to Barrett's MCRT previously stationed in Rota.
Gayne LevinEdit
NCIS Special Agent attached to Barrett's MCRT previously stationed in Rota.
Notable Guests (Not Related with NCIS)Edit
| Name | Portrayed by | Occupation |
|---|---|---|
| Tobias Fornell (2003-Present) | Joe Spano | Special Agent, FBI |
| Mike Franks (2006-2011) | Muse Watson | Former Supervisory Special Agent, NIS he was killed by Jonas Cobb. |
| Dr. Jeanne Benoit (2006-2008) | Scottie Thompson | Tony's former girlfriend. |
| Trent Kort (2006-present) | David Dayan Fisher | CIA Operative |
| Lt. Col. Ret. Hollis Mann (2006-2008) | Susanna Thompson | Lieutenant Colonel Ret. of the US Army, CID |
| Director Eli David (2008-) | Michael Nouri | Director of Mossad and Father of Ziva David and Dr. Ari Haswari, |
Tobias FornellEdit
FBI special agent, married Gibbs' second wife and was soon after divorced from her. Occasionally works as a liason between the CIA and NCIS, since the two agencies don't seem to be able to get along very well. Has a daughter with his ex-wife, the two share custody. He is friends with Gibbs.
Dr. Jeanne BenoitEdit
Daughter of (now deceased) arms dealer La Grenouille; she was the target of an undercover operation involving Anthony DiNozzo (his cover was Anthony DiNardo, an online professor of movie history at a local college) until his cover was blown by CIA undercover agent Trent Kort, who was working for La Grenouille surreptitiously. Whereabouts unknown, though she had been working recently in a 'Doctors without Borders' sort of outfit to get away from Tony.
Hollis MannEdit
Former US Army Colonel (retired); worked most recently for Army CID. Had an on again off again relationship with Jethro Gibbs, he was not able to make a commitment and she moved to Hawaii in her retirement, supposedly so that she didn't have to keep running into Gibbs and it was about as far as one could get from Washington DC and the Navy Yard.
Mike FranksEdit
Gibbs former boss, retired from NCIS after the Khobar Towers bombing when he realized he could no longer make a difference. He still calls Gibbs 'Probie' as if they were still mentor and student. Lives in Mexico now, rarely goes to 'El Norte' as he prefers to be off the grid. His son was killed in Season 4. He was killed by Jonas Cobb the Port to Port serial killer
Trent KortEdit
First seen in "Blowback" as La Grenouille's right hand man, Trent Kort is a CIA Agent. He was educated at Oxford and Langley one of his professors was the infamous Marcin Jerek
Eli DavidEdit
AntagonistsEdit
| Name | Portrayed by | Occupation |
|---|---|---|
| Ari Haswari (2004-2006) | Rudolf Martin | Mossad assassin killed by his half-sister Ziva, but was said to be killed by Gibbs in the official report. |
| Mahmoun Sharif (2007-2007) | Enzo Cilenti | Terrorist killed by Hollis Mann |
| René Benoit (2006-2007) | Armand Assante |
Arms Dealer killed. Murderer unknown officially, but is either Jenny Shepard or Trent Kort. |
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Svetlana Chernitskaya (2008) || || Girlfriend of Anatoli Zhukov and responsible for Director Shepard's Death. She was shot by Mike Franks. | ||
| Saleem Ulman (2009) | Omid Abtahi | Terrorist killed. |
| Lee Wuan Kai (2009) | Kelly Hu | Assassin killed by Jackie Vance. |
| Merton Bell (2009-2010) | Robert Patrick | Private Military Contractor. Murdered by his lieutenant Jason Paul Dean. |
| Alejandro Rivera (2010) | Marco Sanchez | Son of Pedro Hernandez. He is currently under arrest for several murders. |
| Paloma Reynosa (2010) | Jacqueline Obradors | Daughter of Pedro Hernandez and head of the Reynosa drug cartel. Killed by her brother |
| Riley McCallister (2010) | Michael O'Neill | Former NCIS Agent and arms dealer who was killed by Director Leon Vance |
| Lieutenant Jonas Cobb, USN (2011) | Kerr Smith | United States Navy, he was recruited by the CIA and trained as an assassin. Is also the Port to Port serial killer. Shot by several agents, fell through a window and crashed into a cars roof |
Shading indicates that the character is deceased.
Ari HaswariEdit
In episode 2.23 Twilight Gibbs, Tony and Kate are standing on a rooftop, and a shot is fired through Kate's forehead,killing her instantly. The sniper resonponsible was Dr. Ari Haswari, Ziva David's half-brother.
Mahmoun SharifEdit
Sharif was a the leader of a terrorist cell tracked by Gibbs and Mann. Sharif was shot and killed by Mann as he attempted to murder Gibbs.
René BenoitEdit
Also know as "Le Grenouille" (The Frog), René Benoit was an illeagal arms dealer who was hunted down Jenny Shepard because she thinks that Benoit was the man that killed his father, even though the official report says that Jasper Shepard, her father, committed suicide. Benoit is killed in the season premiere of Season Five, Bury Your Dead.
Saleem UlmanEdit
Saleem Ulman was the head of Islamic terrorist organization that possessed a sleeper cell in Los Angeles. His group captured ZIva while, she was attempting to infiltrate the group on behalf of Mossad. Shortly aterward he was killed by Gibbs during a rescue mission orchestrated by NCIS
Colonel Merton Bell, Ret.Edit
Colonel Bell was the head of PMC the largest private military security firm in the United States, his firm was hired by Shada Shakarki to kidnap her daughter Leyla Shakarji and granddaughter with instructions that they be repatriated to Iraq despite their objections. His actions resulted in his detention by NCIS and extradition to Mexico to face charges. While, in Mexico he formed an alliance the children of Pedro Hernandez. The cabal concocted a plan to discredit and uktimately destroy Leroy Jethro Gibbs. Colonel Bell was ultimately killed by Jason Paul Dean on orders from Paloma Reynosa.
Lee Wuan KaiEdit
Kai, a professional assassin trained by the security forces of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea). She had several confrontations with Leon Vance before she was killed by Jackie Vance.
Alejandro RiveraEdit
A member of the Mexican Justice Department he is the son of Pedro Hernandez.
Paloma ReynosaEdit
Paloma Reynosa, was the head of the Reynosa drug cartel, and is the daughter of Pedro Hernandez.
Riley McCallisterEdit
Riley McCallister, was a former NCIS Agent turned arms dealer who was killed by Director Leon Vance.
Jonas CobbEdit
A Naval Lieutenant trained as an assassin by the CIA, he used his training to become the Port to Port serial responsible for six murders.
Antagonist GalleryEdit
PlotEdit
NCIS mainly takes place in Washington D.C. where the main Navy yard is, but in other places if that is the crime scene.
As NCIS is a federal law enforcement agency with jurisdiction on crimes involving people and property associated with the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Marine Corps, the team is frequently assigned to high-profile cases such as the death of the President's nuclear missile aide, a bomb situation on a U.S. Navy warship, the death of a celebrity on a reality show set on a USMC base, terrorist threats, and kidnappings.
The main enemy of Season one and two is Ari Haswari, a Mossad terrorist. In season four, it is René Benoit, La Grenouille (La Frog), an illeagal arms dealer who is killed in the season premier for season five, "Bury Your Dead".
SeasonsEdit
JAG (2003)Edit
The pilot episodes are in the eighth season of JAG. The pilot introduces the characters except for Caitlin Todd who is not introduced until the first episode of NCIS. The female character in this pilot is a Vivian Blackadder who is not seen again in any NCIS episode. The concept of an investigation team within the Navy.
Season 1 (2003-2004)Edit
The first season deals essentially with introducing the characters and their strengths, skills and weaknesses. It also introduces the main foe for the first two seasons, Ari Haswari. It also introduces two more characters, Timothy McGee and Jimmy Palmer, a replacement for Gerald Jackson, who become main and recurring characters respectively.
Season 2 (2004-2005)Edit
By the time of this season Timothy McGee joined Gibbs' team as a Junior Special Agent, transferring from Norfolk Naval Base. At the end of this season, Caitlin Todd is killed by the main foe from the last season, Ari Haswari.
Season 3 (2005-2006)Edit
With the death of Caitlin Todd at the hands of Ari Haswari at the end of season two, Gibbs and the team hunt down Ari for good this time, with the help of Ziva David, who is introduced to replace Todd as the female character. Also introduced at the beginning of season three is Jenny Shepard as NCIS director and as a love interest for Gibbs.
Season 4 (2006-2007)Edit
Gibbs left NCIS at the end of season 3 after a terrorist attack has been successful because his superiors did not heed his warnings. The team is now led, for a short time until Gibbs eventually returned, by Anthony DiNozzo. New characters introduced in this season are Michelle Lee, who was briefly on DiNozzo's team and was transferred to the legal department upon Gibbs' return and, already in the final episodes of season three, Gibbs' former mentor Mike Franks, both as recurring characters. Also, a bit later in the season, Hollis Mann is introduced as another love interest for Gibbs. An ongoing story throughout this season is Tony's relationship with Jeanne Benoit.
Season 5 (2007-2008)Edit
Jenny Shepard was killed at the end of season 5. Tony was resaigned as an agent afloat on the Reagan. McGee was transferred to the cyber crimes unit. Ziva David's liason position for Mossad was terminated. Gibbs recieved a new team, whose members were revealed in the Season Six premier.
Season 6 (2008-2009)Edit
Leon Vance, who was Deputy Director, and later Director ad interim, was made Director of NCIS with orders from the Secretary of the Navy to "set his house in order." Gibbs' new team consisted of Special Agents Brent Langer, Michelle Lee and Daniel Keating. The reason for the transfer, as told to Gibbs by Vance, was so Gibbs could study the team and see which of the team, each suspected of espionage, was the traitor. Initial indications seemed to implicate Agent Langer, who was shot and killed by Agent Lee. Since the case was supposedly closed Vance transferred Lee back to legal and Keating was reassigned to the cybercrimes unit. Officer David and Agent McGee were put back on Gibbs' team, with DiNozzo returning in Agent Afloat.
Agent Lee's subsequent conduct aroused Gibbs' suspicions, and he reported reservations to Director Vance, who ordered the the case reopened. Further investigation revealed Agent Lee as the mole within NCIS. After her exposure, her interrogation by Gibbs shed light on the motive behind her actions. Agent Lee told Gibbs that her sister Amanda had been kidnapped and was being held hostage by an unknown individual or group who demanded that Agent Lee provide them with classified intelligence, including the plans for Project Domino, a top secret contingency plan developed by the Defense Department. Agent DiNozzo and Officer David rescued Amanda. Meanwhille, Gibbs confronted the kidnapper who had taken Agent Lee hostage. Lee gave up her life while attempting to subdue the terrorist. After learning that Amanda had been rescued, Lee signalled Gibbs to fire at the man holding her hostage. Gibbs did so killing both Michelle Lee and the insurgent. Gibbs took her badge and gave it to Amanda when she was in the squad room in the main NCIS headquarters.
Another major case involved the death of Lieutenant Nick Chandler, who was going to make a cash drop for a sleeper cell in Los Angeles as part of an operation organized by NICS Offfice of Special Projects. However, Lieutenant Chandler's involvement was discovered and someone shot at him causing to panic and flee to Washington D.C., where he was killed. As a result both Gibbs and McGee travelled to Los Angeles to assist the Offfice of Special Projects headed by Special Agent Lara Macy and the OSP team conducting the operation which consisted of G. Callen, Sam Hanna, Kensi Blye, and Mike Renko who had previously infiltrated the cell. Special Agent Macy told Gibbs that Lieutenant Chandler was supposed to meet an arms dealer named Liam. In the ensuing operation the arms dealer Liam Patrick Coyle was killed, and his assassins were shot and killed by Gibbs, Macy, and Callen. Agent Callen assumed the role of Liam. The operation became complicated when the buyer for Liam's weapons was a Mossad Officer, named Michael Rivkin who was posing as Nick Khadiri. His assignment was to liquidate the cell by assassinating each of its members. The cell was ultimately neutralized and the surviving member being taken to custody although, the identity of cell's handler remains unknown. Both Macy and Gibbs ordered Rivkin to return to Israel or to face arrest. Rivkin returned to Tel Aviv, but, returned to D.C. orders of Director David of Mossad who ordered him to infiltrate a high level meeting of intellegence agencies at the Secretary of the Navy's residence. During, the attempted infiltration an agent of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was killed. During, the course of the investigation DiNozzo learned thst Rivkin had returned to Washington, and he informed Gibbs who ordered DiNozzo to keep a close watch on Rivkin. After learning of Rivkin's involvement in the infiltration of the Secretary of the Navy's compound, Tony confronted Rivkin at Ziva's apartment and in the ensuing confrontation Rivkin was shot and killed by DiNozzo in self-defense. The investigation that resulted from Tony and Rivkin's fatal encounter required Director Vance, Gibbs, Tony, and Ziva to travel to Israel. During his interrorgation by Director David, Tony forced him to reveal that Michael Rivkin had been acting under the orders of Director David at the time of his death. In order to avoid an international incident Tony was not detained or indicted by the Israeli government and was allowed to return to the United States. Ziva elected to remain behind Israel. At conclusion of "Aliyah" Ziva was attempting to penetrate deeper into the organization that had established the sleeper cell in Los Angeles, but, had been captured was being held prisoner in Somalia.
Season 7 (2009-2010)Edit
The seventh season opened with Gibbs, DiNozzo, and McGee orchestrating Ziva's rescue from captivity. Folowing her return to the Unted States Ziva resigned from Mossad. She subsequently applied to become both a naturalized citizen of the United States, and an NCIS agent. Director Vance approved her NCIS application assigning her to Gibbs' team. Ziva became the "Probie" on the team replacing McGee. At the conclusion of Rule Fifty-one Ziva was sworn in as a citizen of the United States.
The second major story arc involved Gibbs and focused on his past relationship with Pedro Hernandez and his children Paloma Reynosa and Alejandro Rivera. The arc began in Outlaws and In-Laws when Gibbs and the team foiled the attempt by Merton Bell and his associates to kidnap Mike Franks' daughter-in-law and granddaughter. The failed kidnapping resulted in Colonel Bell's detention and extradition to Mexico. After being freed from custody in Mexico through the combined efforts of Margaret Allison Hart and Alejandro Rivera, Bell allied himself with Paloma Reynosa in an efffort to exact revenge on Gibbs. However, NCIS was made aware of the threat by Gibbs and information provided by Margaret Allison Hart who had developed an affection for Gibbs.
Several other notable characters were introduced during the seventh season including Anthony D. DiNozzo, Sr. portrayed by Robert Wagner and Lee Wuan Kai portrayed by Kelly Hu.
Season 8 (2010-2011)Edit
Unlike previous seasons where several story arcs have occured within a season, season eight possessed fewer story arcs. The seventh season arc involving Paloma Reynosa and the Reynosa Cartel concluded in Spider and the Fly. A smaller two episode arc in Enemies Foreign and Enemies Domestic permitted the resolution of the outstanding questions related to Gibbs' mission in Paris with then Agent Shepard, and it brought a degree of closure to the storylines related to Ziva's capture in Somalia, and her father's lack of efforts to attempt a rescue.
The last quarter of the season witnessed the advent of the "Port to Port" serial killer prefigured by the introduction of Erica Jane Barrett. This period also witnessed the death of Mike Franks.
Season 9 (2011-2012)Edit
Naming of the showEdit
Before the launch of the first season, advertisements on CBS called the show as "Naval CIS." By the time of the launch of the first episode, NCIS was airing under the name Navy NCIS, the name it held for the entire first season. Since the "N" in NCIS stands for "Naval,” the name Navy NCIS was redundant. The decision to use this name was reportedly made by CBS, over the objections of Bellisario, in order to:
- Attract new viewers (particularly those of JAG), who might not know the NCIS abbreviation.
- Disambiguate between NCIS and the similarly-themed and similarly-spelled CBS series CSI and its spinoffs. (The original title, for instance, was often misquoted as "Navy CSI.")
After its successful first season, the name of the series was shortened to NCIS and that is the name it carries now.
American RatingsEdit
| Season | Timeslot | Season Premiere | Season Finale | TV Season | Ranking | Viewers (in millions) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tuesday 8:30PM | September 23, 2003 | May 25, 2004 | 2003–2004 | #25 | 11.84 |
| 2 | Tuesday 8:00PM | September 28, 2004 | May 24, 2005 | 2004–2005 | #22 | 13.57 |
| 3 | Tuesday 8:00PM | September 20, 2005 | May 16, 2006 | 2005–2006 | #16 | 15.27 |
| 4 | Tuesday 8:00PM | September 19, 2006 | May 22, 2007 | 2006–2007 | #18 | 14.5[1] |
| 5 | Tuesday 8:00PM | September 25, 2007 | May 20, 2008 | 2007–2008 | #10 | 15.65 |
| 6 | Tuesday 8:00PM | September 23, 2008 | May 19, 2009 | 2008–2009 | #5 | 18.3 |
NCIS has become a top 10 program in its fifth season, with an average of about 15.65 million viewers, despite the WGA strike. The show is one of the few that has increased in viewership as it progresses, as opposed to most shows, which decrease in popularity as they fade, and NCIS has even been able to finish a strong second to American Idol, a time slot seen by many as a "death slot" for most series. The most watched NCIS episode to date is the seventh season episode Reunion with an audience of 21.37 million.
BroadcastingEdit
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| Region | Title/Translation | TV Broadcaster(s) | Series Premiere | Weekly Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | NCIS | CBS Television (First run) and USA Network (Re-runs) (starting in 2008) | September 23 2003 | Tuesday 8:00pm |
| Canada | NCIS | Global (season 4 on CH ), and also on NTV. The show was recently called up to Global for the 2007-2008 season. | September 23 2003 | Tuesday 8:00pm ET |
| Asia | . | Star World | . | . |
| Arab World | . | Showtime Arabia Season 4 MBC Action Season 2 | . | . |
| Australia | NCIS | Network Ten (first run) TV1 (syndication) | . | Tuesday 8:30pm Sunday 8:30pm AEST |
| Belgium | Navy NCIS NCIS : enquêtes spéciales | VT4 RTL-TVi | . | Sunday 19:30 CET Friday 20:15 CET |
| Brazil | NCIS | AXN | . | Friday 8:00pm |
| Bulgaria | Военноморски Специален Отдел ("Naval special service") | Nova Television | . | . |
| Chile | NCIS | AXN | . | . |
| Colombia | NCIS | AXN | . | Friday 8:00pm |
| Croatia | Navy CIS | Nova TV | . | Thursdays 11.15 pm |
| Czech Republic | Námořní vyšetřovací služba | TV Nova | February 21 2007 | Wednesday 22:30 CET |
| Denmark | Navy CIS | TV3 , TV3+ | . | Monday-Friday at 14:15 and 15.10 at TV3+ Monday-Friday at 16.05 and 17.00 at TV3) CET |
| Finland | NCIS Rikostutkijat ("NCIS crime investigators") | Nelonen | September 2 2006 | Tuesday 9:00pm EET |
| France | NCIS : enquêtes spéciales ("NCIS : special investigations") | M6 | March 3 2004 | . |
| Germany | Navy CIS | Sat.1, Sat.1 HD | March 17 2005 | Thursday 21:15, Sunday 20:15 CET |
| Hungary | NCIS | TV 2 | October 17 2005 | Monday 9:00pm CET |
| Iceland | NCIS | Stöð 2 | . | Tuesday 8:55PM GMT |
| India | . | Star World | . | . |
| Ireland | . | Channel 6 | . | Saturday 7.00pm |
| Israel | אן-סי-איי-אס | The Hallmark Channel | . | . |
| Italy | Navy N.C.I.S. or NCIS: Unità Anticrimine | Rai 2, FoxCrime | . | Sunday and/or Monday 21:00 CET |
| Japan | NCIS: Navy Crime Investigation Team | FOX | . | . |
| Kosovo | NCIS: Navy Crime Investigation Team | Kohavision | . | . |
| Lithuania | Specialioji jūrų policijos tarnyba | LRT | . | . |
| Macedonia | Нејви | Sitel | . | Mondays 8:00PM |
| Malaysia | NCIS | Star World, 8TV | . | 8TV: Mondays 9:30PM |
| Netherlands | NCIS | Veronica/SBS 6 | . | Monday (Rerun) and Tuesday (New Episode) 20.30 CET |
| New Zealand | NCIS | TV3 | . | Tuesday 20:30 |
| Norway | NCIS | TV3 | . | . |
| Pakistan | . | Star World, The Hallmark Channel | . | Tuesdays at 23:00 Pakistan Standard Time |
| Philippines | . | RPN 9, Star World, Crime/Suspense | . | . |
| Poland | Agenci NCIS ("Agents of NCIS") | TVN | . | . |
| Portugal | Investigação Criminal ("Criminal Investigation") | AXN | August 2005 | Wednesday 9.30 PM GMT |
| Serviço Naval de Investigação Criminal ("Criminal Investigation Naval Service") | TVI | . | . | |
| Romania | NCIS: Ancheta Militara ("NCIS") | Prima TV | January 7 2007 | Sunday 9:30 PM |
| Quebec (Canada) | NCIS: Enquêtes spéciales ("NCIS : special investigations") | Historia | . | . |
| Serbia | Маринци (Marines) | RTV Pink | . | Monday to Friday 12:00 PM |
| Slovakia | NCIS : Námorný Vyšetrovací Úrad ("NCIS : Navy Investigation Service") | Markiza | . | . |
| Slovenia | Preiskovalci na delu: NCIS ("Investigators on work: NCIS") | TV3 | . | . |
| South Africa | . | SABC 2 | . | . |
| Spain | Navy: investigación criminal ("Navy: criminal investigation") | La Sexta, AXN | . | . |
| South Korea | . | XTM | . | . |
| Sweden | Navy CIS | TV3 | June 20 2004 | . Tuesdays 8:00 PM, rerun 6 PM Fridays. Season 1-6 Reruns, Monday-Thursday 6 Pm |
| Switzerland | NCIS : enquêtes spéciales ("NCIS : special investigations") | TSR | . | . |
| Taiwan | NCIS 重返犯罪現場 ("NCIS - Return to the Crime Scene") | PTS(Now under TBS) | . | . |
| Thailand | . | True Series | . | . |
| Turkey | NCIS | Dizimax | . | . |
| United Kingdom | NCIS | FX and Five | January 16 2004 | Tuesday 9pm on FX (First run as of season 4); Friday 9pm on Five (First run season 3, syndicated new seasons as of season 4); Saturday 8.05-8.15pm (first run seasons 1 and 2, syndicated repeats season 3-) on Five |
Relationship to Other SeriesEdit
NCIS began with two episodes of JAG (Ice Queen and Melt Down which aired during the eighth season of JAG). NCIS the seires developed as a spin-off series originating from the aforementioned episodes of "JAG."
"NCIS" first spin-off series entitled NCIS: Los Angeles, about an NCIS team in California. The two episodes that served as the lead in for the NCIS: Los Angeles series aired as part of the sixth season of NCIS and were entitled Legend: Part One and Legend: Part Two respectively, as the original name for the spinoff was NCIS: Legend.
See alsoEdit
References Edit
- ↑ "Hollywood Reporter: 2006-07 primetime wrap" (May 25 2007).
