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NCIS: New York will premiere October 6 with Brian Dietzen returning as Jimmy Palmer, reprising the role from NCIS across its spin-offs; LL Cool J leads the cast alongside Scott Caan, Jennifer Beals, and new series teammates, and showrunner Byron Balasco hints that crossovers within the NCIS universe could occur as the team investigates a death in New York.
CBS's fall 2026 premiere lineup starts with Survivor on Sept 23 and The Amazing Race on Sept 30, followed by Marshals and Tracker, then FBI, CIA, and Harlan Coben’s Final Twist; the network stacks NCIS with NCIS, NCIS: New York, and NCIS: Origins, while Ghosts returns midseason with two Halloween specials. Midseason also adds Einstein, Matlock, and NCIS: Sydney, and a new detective drama Flint is planned for 2027–28; Cupertino debuts Oct 8.
CBS announced its Fall 2026 slate for new and returning drama, comedy and unscripted series on CBS and Paramount+. Highlights include NCIS: New York premiering Oct. 6 alongside NCIS and NCIS: Origins, the new legal drama Cupertino and vampire comedy Eternally Yours debuting Oct. 8, Survivor Season 51 kicking off Sept. 23 with a two-hour premiere and settling into an 8–9:30 PM slot by Sept. 30, and Ghosts featuring Halloween and Ghostmas two-episode specials on Oct. 29 and Dec. 10. Midseason will bring Matlock Season 3, Ghosts Season 6 and Einstein, with all episodes streaming on Paramount+.
CBS will air NCIS, NCIS: New York, and NCIS: Origins back-to-back this fall; Michael Weatherly returns as Tony DiNozzo for a season-long arc on the mothership, while Mark Harmon appears in all 10 Origins episodes. Photos from table reads tease the three casts, including LL Cool J, Scott Caan, and Shane Harper for New York, and Austin Stowell, Kyle Schmid, Diany Rodriguez, Tyla Abercrumbie, Mariel Molino, and Caleb Foote for Origins.
Jennifer Beals will star as Robyn Wells, NCIS New York's field-office chief, opposite LL Cool J and Scott Caan; Jacqueline Byers, Shane Harper and Devin Druid join as regulars. The spinoff debuts this fall as part of CBS's NCIS lineup and streams next-day on Paramount+. Beals is known for The L Word and upcoming Percy Jackson; Byers, Harper and Druid bring other notable TV credits.
CBS has greenlit NCIS: New York, a New York–set spin-off of the NCIS franchise starring LL Cool J (returning as Sam Hanna) and Scott Caan in a new role; the pilot, written by Scott Gemmill, will premiere this fall with Byron Balasco as showrunner, and LL Cool J will guest-star in two NCIS episodes in April as the franchise continues its crossover presence.
CBS announces NCIS: New York, a fall spinoff reuniting LL Cool J’s Sam Hanna with Scott Caan in a NYC-based team; the pilot is from The Pitt creator R. Scott Gemmill, with Byron Balasco showrunning, and the series will air Tuesdays at 9pm between NCIS and NCIS: Origins, with NCIS: Sydney joining midseason. LL Cool J will appear in two upcoming NCIS episodes in April.