NCIS: New York secrets have been spilled in new on-set photos of the cast as the spin off takes shape ahead of it’s premiere this fall.
The show was announced in April and fans of the franchise have been eagerly anticipating it’s arrival on television.
The spin off will see legendary NCIS Special Agent Sam Hanna (LL Cool J) move back to his hometown to the field office.
There he partners up with fellow Special Agent Nick Schaeffer (Scott Caan) and helps lead a new team who are tasked with new missions to defend the city.
The cast also includes Jennifer Beals, Jacqueline Byers, Shane Harper and Devin Druid.
The cast have been spotted filming on the streets of New York in a behind the scenes first look.
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They’ve been pictured in the iconic NCIS bulletproof vests as they larked around on the sets.
Rapper LL Cool J posed for one snap with co-stars Shane, Scott and Jacqueline as the four put their arms around one another.
They were all smiles as they took a break from filming for the eagerly-anticipated series.
Director Adam Davidson was seen giving the actors some tips in between scenes.
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Shane and Jacqueline were in good spirits as they shared a joke at one point.
The pair were also pictured filming scenes in Central Park as Jacqueline looked chic in a black leather jacket.
LL Cool J is reprising his role from NCIS: Los Angeles, a role he played from 2009 to 2023.
NCIS first began airing in back in 2003 and is currently 23 seasons in.
The last series finished airing on CBS in May this year.
The success of the show spawned a franchise with many spin-offs.
These have included New Orleans, Hawai’i, Sydney, Origins, Tony & Ziva and the upcoming New York series, which premieres in October this year.
Earlier this month, it was revealed that NCIS legend Mark Harmon is returning to the franchise five years after his exit.
The actor is all set to star on spin-off NCIS: Origins for a season-long arc.
He previously starred as Leroy Jethro Gibbs for 18 seasons on the original show and now NCIS fans will be getting even more from him.
Mark will appear in all the episodes of season 3 as part of a present-day mystery in relation to his 90s Camp Pendleton days.
This will be Mark’s third time appearing on the spin-off, but the first time his character will be part of the entire story.