NCIS season 20 episode 9 return date: Delilah returns!
Do you want to get the NCIS season 20 episode 9 return date over at CBS? Are there still more stories to be told this calendar year?
We are at a point right now where a lot of shows are starting to go on hiatus for the holidays and with that in mind, we understand if there’s a little bit of confusion when it comes to the next few weeks. For now, we’ve got some good news and bad news when it comes to the long-running crime procedural.
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The good news is that tonight’s “Turkey Trot” is luckily not the final episode of the year — there is more coming! Unfortunately, you won’t see anything next week. Episode 9, titled “Higher Education,” is scheduled to air on December 5. Pending some last-minute surprise, this show be the last episode until the January 2 crossover event, and it also marks the return of Margo Harshman to the show as Delilah. (However, there is no indication that this will be a Christmas episode — apologies to those looking forward to that.)
Want to learn a little more about what lies ahead for episode 9? Go ahead and check out the synopsis below:
“Higher Education” – NCIS investigates the death of a college student who was killed while running across the street and had connections to McGee’s wife, Delilah (Margo Harshman), on the CBS Original series NCIS, Monday, Dec. 5 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network and available to stream live and on demand on Paramount+*.
As of right now, the #1 question that we’ve got is actually rather simple: What is the connection to Delilah? This person could be a family member or someone she mentored. Either way, we’re hoping that this is a chance for Tim to work a little bit more with his wife. There’s always something to be excited about there, right?
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