Good news for “NCIS” viewers! At the last minute, M6 decided to broadcast two episodes of season 19 tonight from 9:10 p.m. Usually, the channel offered a single unpublished investigation each Tuesday.
Good news for fans of the NCIS series! While the channel was to broadcast a single unpublished detective series led by Wilmer Valderrama and Sean Murray this Tuesday at 9:10 p.m., M6 will finally offer two new investigations from season 19 this evening.
A rhythm of two new episodes per week which will continue for the next few weeks.
Composed of 21 episodes, the broadcast of this new season will stop after episode 14 and will give way to the 9-1-1 series which will return from May 17 on M6 for a new season 5. But do not panic: the channel will offer in the coming months the continuation of the adventures of the NCIS agents. You’ll just have to be patient.
Last March, the Six decided to switch NCIS on Tuesday evening to the same slot as Koh-Lanta on TF1 in order to recreate the historic duel between the two programs which were previously broadcast opposite each other on Friday evening.
Is the acceleration of the broadcast of season 19 due to the drop in audiences recorded in recent weeks? Could the departure of main character Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon) be the cause of a decline in fan interest?
Launched in front of 2.3 million viewers on March 1, this new salvo of NCIS fell below the 2 million faithful mark lately, with only 1.8 million viewers last Tuesday before episode 8. explain by the competition from Koh-Lanta and the fiction of France 3 Face to face, but which are not worrying to the point of jeopardizing the future of the series on M6.
Find season 19 of NCIS in replay on Salto or M6.