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NCIS: Tony & Ziva will not be returning for a second season. Paramount+ has canceled the spin-off series just two months after its first season ended.
Cote de Pablo, Michael Weatherly, Isla Gie, Amita Suman, Maximilian Osinski, Nassima Benchicou, Julian Ovenden, Terence Maynard, Lara Rossi, and James D’Arcy star in the series, which follows the couple as they raise their daughter.
Weatherly and de Pablo shared the following statement about the show’s cancellation, according to Deadline:
“We feel incredibly lucky to have had the chance to play these characters once again and to tell the next chapter of Tony and Ziva’s story. Our deepest thanks go to our extraordinary cast, crew, writers, directors, and producers, and to our partners at CBS Studios and Paramount+ who helped make this dream a reality. But most of all, we want to thank the fans around the world who joined us on this adventure and finally got to see Tony and Ziva find their happily ever after.”
What do you think? Did you enjoy this NCIS spin-off series? Did you want to see a second season?


Frankly, I am not at all surprised! I wanted a show like this for so long, to see Tony and Ziva again and after the first 2-3 episodes, it was just not that good. The characters weren’t anything like their original characters and to add in the four letter words (which they never did on NCIS) was uncalled for. Too bad, it could have been MUCH better and continued on.
It would have done better on a channel we didn’t have to pay for
The original NCIS has the Katrina Law effect.
Like the administrators coming in when a business folds.
The whole franchise has been on its knees since these characters left.
I thought Tony & Ziva was corny as I struggled half way in.
It was unreal like the A-team always was.
Loads of shootings and explosions but no blood.
Potty mouths didn’t suit them either.
I don’t care what happens next, cancellation of my Paramount+ account looks ominous.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, I don’t think so!
I’m not surprised to be fair, it was an alright show and was good to see a conclusion of sorts to Ziva and Tony’s story but couldn’t really see longevity in the storyline.
I THINK IT IS WRONG IT WAS A GREAT SHOW AND NEEDED TO CONTINUE. I LOVED THE SHOW. WHY WHY WHY DID THIS HAPPEN.
Was very disappointed in the series…it took way too long to get it produced and by then the chemistry of Tony & Ziva was gone with NCIS changing so drastically. It’s a shame.
NCIS as a franchise is still doing pretty well, so if it had been on TV, especially with these characters, it probably would have done a lot better.
Since it’s streaming, I was planning to watch it over my Holiday break. I guess streamers are now using broadcast/linear metrics to measure streaming-service programming for popularity. (This would have brought me to Paramount+; I would have noticed other shows then.)
Streamed shows with weekly releases are not must-see-now TV for me. Streaming, to me, means “watch when I want” not when they want me to do so. I guess that’s why some are saying “everything is TV.” Different distribution platform; same business; unchanged expectations.
More people would have watched if it was aired on regular TV instead of a paid service.
You are absolutely correct. Had it been on a regular TV and not Paramount I would have watched it.
I think that stinks that they’re not renewing Tony and Ziva. It was a great show. They need more shows like that.
As usual, anything that people get rid of. Do we still remember the FBI’s International Most Wanted? I know my family does. I really don’t want to get started on Blue Bloods, or I will be writing a 2-page essay. I’ve watched CBS shows for 60+ years. I have really been considering this channel for viewing. It’s all about money, not talent, and decent viewing that you can watch with the kids and grandkids.
As usual, anything that people get rid of. Do we still remember the FBI’s International Most Wanted? I know my family does. I really don’t want to get started on Blue Bloods, or I will be writing a 2-page essay. I’ve watched CBS shows for 60+ years. I have really been considering this channel for viewing. It’s all about money, not talent, and decent viewing that you can watch with the kids and grandkids.