NCIS: Origins just got a renewal from CBS. The new drama has succeeded on Monday nights, earning it an early renewal from the network. This is huge news for the NCISverse, and it speaks to the writing that a prequel show could find success.

And just like that, half of CBS’ yet-to-be-renewed scripted series have had their fates revealed. The Eye Network on Thursday announced renewals for a whopping nine shows, including a two-season pickup for comedy series Ghosts,

The network announced on February 20 that it has renewed nine more shows for next year: Tracker (the #1 entertainment series), Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage (the #1 comedy), Hollywood Squares (the #1 new unscripted series),

Ghosts,” which has scored a two-season order, plus “Tracker,” “Fire Country,” “NCIS,” “NCIS: Origins,” “NCIS: Sydney,” “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage,” “Elsbeth” and “Hollywood Squares.” The series join CBS’ 2025-2026 lineup alongside previously renewed series “Matlock,

NCIS: Sydney will continue its stories from Down Under now that CBS has picked it up for its third season. “This show, at its core, in my view it’s a police procedural obviously, but more subtly and maybe even more importantly,