NCIS season 19 spoilers: Is there hope for an NCIS: Hawaii crossover?
Here’s what we can tell you at the time of this writing: Nothing is 100% confirmed. However, there is at least hope that this could happen eventually.
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Speaking to TVLine, NCIS executive producer Steven D. Binder made it clear that if there are crossovers that happen, they won’t be in the near future:
“We haven’t discussed it yet, but I’ve worked and known [NCIS: Hawaii EP] Chris Silber for a really long time, so that always makes those sorts of things easier.”
Meanwhile, CBS programming head Kelly Kahl noted that he wanted to get a batch of NCIS: Hawaii done before there started to be conversations about that. We do think it could happen, but this is the sort of thing that will be network-driven more so than pushed by the executive producers. It’s also something that takes a great deal of planning, given that you are dealing with two different shows that are filmed in different locations and have a lot of schedules to balance out.
While we do want to see some sort of crossover eventually, it’s going to be a hard thing to figure out with the current state of the virus. Travel from Hawaii to California poses a fair share of challenges and with all the protocol right now, it may be considered too logistically challenging. A more likely scenario is that we see a cast member from one show appear virtually on another.
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