The Australian investigators from “NCIS: Sydney” will soon be seen again in English-speaking countries. A teaser has now been made available.
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In 2025, NCIS: Sydney will return with the second season to the US broadcaster CBS and in many international markets on Paramount+, including Germany. A trailer was released for the second season with some dramatic images as someone's life is saved…
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When does “NCIS: Sydney” continue with season 2?
The Australian crime series will continue on the US broadcaster CBS from January 31, 2025 and will be available to viewers on the same evening as Fire Country and SWAT. It is still unclear when things will continue in Germany.
German “NCIS: Sydney” fans will probably have to be patient
At this time, NCIS: Sydney is not appearing on Paramount+'s January or February schedules. But that can change at any time. We will keep you updated on this. However, the first season only premiered two months after the world premiere in Germany.
This is what continues in the second season of “NCIS: Sydney”.
The team of NCIS Special Agent Michelle Mackey (Olivia Swann) and Sergeant Jim “JD” Dempsey (Todd Lasance) face a powerful enemy. Because as was already hinted at in the first season finale, the investigation surrounding Colonel Rankin (Lewis Fitz-Gerald) will reveal chaos that could threaten stability in the region.
In the season premiere Heart Starter, a killer is on the run and the NCIS/AFP team does everything they can to solve the case, “even if it means waking the dead.” Whatever that means.
“NCIS: Sydney”: Successful broadcast on US television
In the USA, the series was able to reach 6.6 million viewers when broadcast linearly on CBS (Live + 7 playback) and was the second most popular format after “60 Minutes” in the strike-plagued fall season of 2023 and on a par with the long-running reality hit “Survivor “. Things also did well among series in 2023-24, as it was the third most successful new drama after Tracker (2024) (10.8 million) and Elsbeth (7.4 million).
