Mark Harmon as Leroy Jethro Gibbs in a bodega looking serious in NCIS
If you’re having a difficult time believing that Glasgow’s Willy Wonka Experience and Ryan Gosling singing “I’m Just Ken” at the Academy Awards happened - not only in the same year - but also this year, then you might not remember when Netflix unceremoniously pulled NCIS from its lineup of content back in the spring. It’s been a dark few months since the first eleven seasons of the iconic crime drama backed off the streamer, but there’s finally a light at the end of the tunnel - well, kind of.
From where it stands in real time, NCIS is well into its 22nd season. Which, in human years, is that weird spot where you are old enough to join the military and scrounge up some coins for a pitcher at the bar, but can’t legally rent a car from any dealership of your liking.
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