NCIS: A New Season 20 without Mark Harmon (Gibbs) finally arrives on M6

After a few months of absence, NCIS agents will be back soon! M6 will broadcast new episodes of season 20 of the detective series on Saturday 15 April at 9.10pm. A volley of episodes that promises to be very special for fans as it is the first to be done entirely without Mark Harmon, the interpreter of Special Agent Gibbs, who left the series during the 19th season.

Therefore, it is former FBI agent Alden Parker, who is camped by Gary Cole, who leads the team in Washington. Season 20 will begin airing with Season 2 of NCIS: Hawaii, the latest spin-off of NCIS: Special Investigations.

And after first teaming up in season 19, the two teams will once again conduct a joint investigation, with Jane Tennant (Vanessa Lachie) and Ernie Malik (Jason Antoon) arriving in Washington to organize security for an upcoming military exercise. in Hawaii.

This season of 20 will also feature a triple crossover between the Washington, Hawaii and Los Angeles teams, which will begin in episode 10 of NCIS: Special Investigations. The agents must join forces to investigate the sudden suicide of a popular instructor. It won’t be the only event, as the 15th episode of the 20th season will be the 450th in the series, which continues to break all records.

Note that NCIS: Special Investigations was renewed last February for a twenty-first season, which will be broadcast from the beginning of the next school year in the United States. Despite Mark Harmon’s departure, the detective series remains a strong CBS brand and remains one of the network’s most-watched dramas.

Find the first episode of NCIS Season 20: Special Investigation followed by the first three episodes of NCIS Season 2: Hawaii on Saturday, April 15 at 9:10 p.m. The continuation of the 20th season will be offered with 2 episodes every Saturday evening from April 22.