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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 unveiled NCIS: New York, a fast-tracked spinoff centered on LL Cool J’s Sam Hanna returning to his New York City roots to lead a new team alongside co-lead Scott Caan. The project moved from first conversations to greenlight in about five months, with R. Scott Gemmill scripting, Byron Balasco set to run the series, and a 20-episode order anticipated. The setup allows crossovers with the mothership NCIS and builds on LL Cool J’s long-running portrayal of Sam Hanna (17 years), described as a “superhero” who puts life on the line for partners and country.
CBS orders NCIS: New York for the 2026-27 season, bringing LL Cool J back as Sam Hanna with Scott Caan joining as a rogueish team leader. The eighth NCIS series will air on Tuesdays in the fall, between the flagship NCIS and NCIS: Origins, with NCIS: Sydney taking midseason.
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.
Elizabeth Debicki and Scott Caan have joined the cast of a Netflix sequel to 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' directed by David Fincher and written by Quentin Tarantino, with production possibly starting in California this summer.
David Fincher is directing a sequel to Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' set at Netflix, starring Brad Pitt, with Scott Caan and Elizabeth Debicki joining the cast. The project is secretive, focusing on Cliff Booth's story in a later period, with production expected to start in July in California.