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Brace yourselves as the hit police procedural NCIS' much-awaited spin-off series by CBS Studios, NCIS: Tony & Ziva, gets a major premiere update. As already confirmed by multiple sources, on September 4, 2025, the John McNamara show will hit Paramount Plus, and viewers across multiple continents will be able to watch it using the OTT's streaming services.
Per Variety, Michael Weatherly will reprise his role as Anthony DiNozzo, aka Tony, alongside co-star and NCIS icon Cote de Pablo, who will return as Ziva David, and fans already cannot wait to see the favorite pair reunite. The official synopsis of NCIS: Tony & Ziva, per IMDb, reads:
"After Ziva's apparent death, Tony raises their daughter, Tali. Years later, Ziva returns and reunites with Tony. Tony's company is attacked, and the family travels to Europe, trying to learn who's after them and to trust each other again."
NCIS: Tony & Ziva gets Paramount Plus release date
NCIS fans, assemble and block your calendars for September 4, as Tony and Ziva are about to have a much-anticipated small-screen reunion this fall. According to Deadline, NCIS: Tony & Ziva will air the first three episodes together on the above-mentioned date, and following this, every week on Thursdays, new episodes will be released till October 23.
Per Variety, here's a list of all the regions across which NCIS: Tony & Ziva will be available for streaming:
- USA
- UK
- Canada
- Australia
- Austria
- Italy
- Japan
- Germany
- Brazil
- Switzerland
The story revolves around the famous special agent duo, and the last thing we remember from NCIS is that Ziva has apparently passed away. Struck by the loss, Tony exits his unit and takes up the responsibility of raising his and Ziva's only child, Tali (played by Isla Gie). However, much to the surprise of the viewers, it is revealed after a long time that Ziva is still alive.
Consequently, she has the most out-of-the-blue reunion with her family, joins back her team for one last dance, and moves to Paris along with Tony and Tali. Unfortunately, trouble seems to have found them pretty much easily as Tony's security organization sustains an unidentified attack.
With Tony and Ziva's lives going awry, the duo transits all throughout Europe, escaping along with their child while also aiming to get to the bottom of who is exactly after them. The spin-off show is not just an action-packed reunion of the two central characters but also an intense emotional journey of a family that has just gotten together.
A month ago, Paramount had dropped the 'First Look Trailer' for NCIS: Tony & Ziva, and as is quite evident from the comments section, the special agent pair has received lots of love and support from fans all around the world. According to Deadline, stars Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo have reportedly expressed their excitement about having returned to "Tony and Ziva's next chapter."
To quote their exact words:
"We’re beyond excited to finally share Tony and Ziva’s next chapter with the incredible fans around the world who never stopped believing this day would come."
They further added:
"Returning to these roles together on screen after more than a decade has been an unforgettable journey packed with lies, spies, danger, desire…..and self-driving murder cars. (Don’t worry, that last one will make sense soon). This is one wild ride you won’t want to miss, and as they say in Paris: Accrochez-vous bien!"
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