NCIS: Tony & Ziva (2025)

After years of silence and separation, the storm returns — and this time, it’s personal. NCIS: Tony & Ziva (2025) marks the thrilling return of Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo as Tony DiNozzo and Ziva David, two of NCIS’s most beloved characters. Set years after their dramatic exits from the original series, the new chapter explores the gritty, emotional, and pulse-pounding story of a family on the run — and the secrets that refuse to stay buried.

Tony and Ziva are no longer just agents or lovers caught between missions. They’re now parents to a young daughter and attempting to live quietly in Paris, far from the shadows of espionage and covert operations. But the past doesn’t forget — and neither do enemies. When Tony’s private security firm becomes the target of a violent ambush, the illusion of safety is destroyed. With their lives in danger and no one left to trust, Tony and Ziva are forced into action once again, embarking on a dangerous journey across Europe to unravel a conspiracy that threatens everything they hold dear.

From the neon-lit streets of Berlin to the shadowy corners of Istanbul, Tony & Ziva delivers a globe-trotting thriller filled with high-stakes chases, narrow escapes, and emotionally charged confrontations. But amid the chaos, the story never loses sight of its emotional core — the fragile trust between two people who’ve seen too much and lost too much, yet still fight to find their way back to each other.

As the series peels back layers of betrayal, fear, and long-buried truths, it also offers moments of quiet intimacy: whispered promises in dimly lit safehouses, shared glances that speak louder than words, and the haunting realization that peace may only come once they face the ghosts they’ve both tried to outrun.

NCIS: Tony & Ziva isn’t just a return — it’s a reinvention. A spy drama with heart, a love story wrapped in danger, and a testament to what it means to protect the ones you love when the world turns against you. The chase is back on. But this time, they’re not running alone.