‘NCIS’ Takes Over Late Night

CBS is currently airing crime drama repeats in the 11:35pm-12:37am ET/PT timeslot from Monday through Friday, in place of The Late Show. Last week, the network offered repeats of NCIS: New Orleans, and this week it is the original NCIS. You can find a list of the episodes after the jump!

To kick things off, CBS will air “Twenty Klicks” tonight at 11:37pm ET/PT. Here’s the description:

Gibbs and McGee travel to Russia to safely escort home an NCIS computer engineer connected to classified intel, but their mission is compromised and they are forced to go off the grid while hunted by a Russian mercenary group. Meanwhile, the team in D.C. frantically uses every asset and inter-agency contact they have in an attempt to locate their missing team members.

“Kill the Messenger” will air in the timeslot on Tuesday, and here’s the synopsis:

When a Navy Lieutenant is killed on his way to a private meeting with the President, the NCIS team must determine if the murder was part of a recent stream of muggings in the area or a targeted hit to keep intel secret.

On Wednesday, CBS will air “So It Goes” at 11:35pm ET/PT. Here’s the episode summary:

When an NCIS case reveals a connection to Ducky’s estranged childhood best friend, he and Special Agent Bishop travel to London for interviews with family and co-workers of his friend. While there, Ducky finds himself reminiscing about the choices he made in his past and the subsequent impact they had on his adult life.

Thursday night’s repeat is “Choke Hold”, and here’s the description:

The Secretary of the Navy assigns the NCIS team to a joint terrorism task force after a Naval research scientist is murdered and the lead suspect is wanted by the Russian government. In order to get a jump on the case, Gibbs has DiNozzo run interference with the leader of the task force, FBI Agent Leia Pendergast.

And on Friday night, NCIS will air “Cabin Fever” in the timeslot. Here’s the episode synopsis:

The NCIS team suspects Gibbs’ arch-nemesis is behind an explosion at a summit for global terror event, but Gibbs elects to sit out the investigation in order to help a grief-stricken Fornell, whose life is on the verge of imploding following his wife’s murder.