Why is ncis reruns

Then, it aired another episode that aimed to show to fans that the show could go on without its lead star. After it had proved that, the show is able to talk a week off—the first break it has taken since the new season began on September The synopsis for the episode reads: "NCIS investigates the death of a beloved Navy commander who trained some of the top athletes in the country.

We already know when the show is set to take its next week off. The series will air its next repeat on Monday, November 15, in three weeks time. CT on CBS. Old episode! Naturally, fans are keen to see how the series, which has been airing for nearly 20 years, will continue without him. It's not clear why CBS decided to air repeats of both series, but it could just be down to scheduling.

The TV season runs from September until May, which is 32 weeks, but most network shows only have 24 episodes per season. This means that a few times a year, a show has to take weeks off and air a rerun to make sure that the final episode airs when it should in May. However, viewers will be pleased to know that they don't have long to wait to see the latest instalment of both shows.

Their respective upcoming sixth episodes will air on Monday, November 1. US stories here. This week, fans flipped to CBS to watch the hit drama in its usual 9 p.

ET time slot. In addition to Gibbs being front and center, the rerun also featured former special agents Sloane Mario Bello and Bishop Emily Wickersham , who both left the show last season. After fans realized that they had seen the episode before, tons of them took to social media in search of an explanation. Understandably, fans seemed very confused and disappointed, especially since they weren't given a heads-up from the show.

Is there no new NCIS episodes today?? That said, not everyone was upset that NCIS aired a rerun. The show is not the same without them and after everything that has happened this season, I definitely enjoyed this break! A new promo shows Parker still trying to get the team to warm up to him — this time with pigs in a blanket.