Now that CBS has shocked fans and canceled NCIS: Hawaii, the final two-part episode is now the series finale. The penultimate episode is entitled “Spill The Tea.” What is this episode about and when can fans watch the premiere?
Here are all the details of this episode of the military procedural show.
What Is NCIS: Hawaii Episode ‘Spill The Tea’ About?
NCIS: Hawaii is ending with a two-part episode. The first of the two is called “Spill The Tea.” What is this episode about? According to IMDb, “When a high-value bioweapons expert is murdered in a secure facility, NCIS and the NCIS Elite team join forces to track down the killer and discover an even deadlier threat.”
This episode is directed by Star Trek alum Levar Burton.
When Will CBS Air NCIS: Hawaii ‘Spill The Tea’?
The premiere of the NCIS: Hawaii episode entitled “Spill The Tea” is on Monday, April 29, at 10 p.m., Eastern, on CBS. Catch it the next day on Paramount+. All of the NCIS shows are available on the streamer.
When Is The Final NCIS: Hawaii Episode Premiering?
The NCIS: Hawaii series finale is on Monday, May 6, at 10 p.m., Eastern, on CBS. Firstly, this episode is entitled “Divided We Conquer.” Here is what the second part of this two-part series finale is about. “Following a devastating ambush with a deadly bioweapon, the NCIS team must track down a mysterious terrorist group before they can strike again.”
Vanessa Lachey Was The Franchise’s First Female Lead
By now, everyone has heard the shocking news that CBS canceled NCIS: Hawaii. This seemed impossible as this was a strike-shortened season. In addition, they added LL Cool J to the mix. Unfortunately, as Vanessa Lachey shared, they were “blindsided” by this decision.
Just two weeks ago the network was celebrating 1,000 NCIS episodes. Moreover, Vanessa was profiled in People Magazine. That is because she is the franchise’s first female lead. This is a distinction that Vanessa did not take lightly.
It’s an honor to be able to add to this incredible franchise and to do it as the first female lead has meant more to me than I can ever express. It shows the incredible evolution and longevity that NCIS continues to give its fans.
Lastly, fans of the Hawaii spinoff, are you also gutted that CBS canceled?
