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Is NCIS: Hawai’i on Netflix? Where to watch the show online

By Sabrina Reed

NCIS: HAWAIʹI kicked off its first season production at Mokulē‘ia Beach on Oahu with a traditional Hawaiian blessing in honor of its host Hawaiian culture, which was held in line with the series’ overall filming safety protocols. Series stars Vanessa Lachey, Noah Mills, Jason Antoon, Yasmine Al-Bustami and Tori Anderson, as well as the producers and the NCIS: HAWAIʹI crew, participated. Kahu (Officiant) Kordell Kekoa officiated the ceremony, which included traditional royal maile leis, Oli Aloha (welcoming chant), and Pule Ho’oku’u (closing prayer). In honor of the show’s premiere season, the ceremony centered on the constant motion of the ocean and how the moving ocean waters, driven by the winds and tides, connects the entire planet. Pictured L-R: Kahu (Officiant) Ramsey Taum presides over the blessing ceremony, Vanessa Lachey, Executive Producer / Director Larry Teng, and Director of Photography Yasu Tanida Photo: Karen Neal/CBS ©2021 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
NCIS: HAWAIʹI kicked off its first season production at Mokulē‘ia Beach on Oahu with a traditional Hawaiian blessing in honor of its host Hawaiian culture, which was held in line with the series’ overall filming safety protocols. Series stars Vanessa Lachey, Noah Mills, Jason Antoon, Yasmine Al-Bustami and Tori Anderson, as well as the producers and the NCIS: HAWAIʹI crew, participated. Kahu (Officiant) Kordell Kekoa officiated the ceremony, which included traditional royal maile leis, Oli Aloha (welcoming chant), and Pule Ho’oku’u (closing prayer). In honor of the show’s premiere season, the ceremony centered on the constant motion of the ocean and how the moving ocean waters, driven by the winds and tides, connects the entire planet. Pictured L-R: Kahu (Officiant) Ramsey Taum presides over the blessing ceremony, Vanessa Lachey, Executive Producer / Director Larry Teng, and Director of Photography Yasu Tanida Photo: Karen Neal/CBS ©2021 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. /
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Netflix subscribers know Vanessa Lachey as the co-host of the reality dating show Love is Blind, but the actress’ latest project sees her as Special Agent Jane Tennant in NCIS: Hawai’i.

The series made its debut on Monday, Sept. 20, taking viewers of the NCIS franchise to the Pearl Harbor branch of the organization. Tennant is a no nonsense, get things done operative who closes her cases how she sees fit even if it rides roughshod over what the brass wants.

Her team of specialists are like family to her. They’re the glue of her operation, and she’d do anything for them. Protective doesn’t even begin describe the way Tennant is with her people and her kids. When you work with her, it’s a team effort. The buck stops with Tennant but her team is a unit. No one’s going rogue or fashioning themselves as a lone wolf.

Tennant and the team’s first case involves an experimental naval aircraft crash. They’re in a race against time to track down the person behind the incident. If they don’t, classified state secrets could be exposed putting the nation’s security at risk.

Here’s how to watch NCIS: Hawai’i!

Where to watch NCIS: Hawai’i

The newest NCIS series isn’t available on Netflix. The show is a CBS original and airs on the network Mondays at 10 p.m. New episodes are available to stream next day on CBS.com and Paramount+.

Since the channel has its own streaming arm, NCIS: Hawai’i won’t be coming to Netflix. The only NCIS title available on the platform is the original. The first 15 seasons can be streamed on Netflix but to view the rest of them, including season 19 which also premiered on September 20, you’ll need a Paramount+ subscription.

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