NCIS Season 22 Has Its All-Time Lowest-Rated Episode (Blame CBS For It)
It's CBS' fault!
screenrant.comI don’t have live-feed news access right now, but I can share what’s getting discussed about NCIS and impressions-focused topics based on recent coverage.
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What “bad impressions” usually refers to: fans and critics often use that label for episodes or arcs that felt unearned, rushed, or out of tone with the rest of the series, and so they rate them lower on sites like IMDb or Metacritic. This framing appears in discussions around NCIS season 22’s controversial episodes and ongoing debates about season 23 reception.[3][4]
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Notable recent chatter: outlets and fan communities have pointed to a few episodes that sparked stronger pushback due to pacing, character decisions, or tonal shifts, and some analyses argue that network scheduling or evolving show dynamics contributed to perceived dips in quality.[5][3]
If you’d like, I can focus on a few concrete angles:
- A quick recap of which NCIS episodes most commonly labeled as “bad impressions” in recent fan-consensus threads.
- A side-by-side look at critics’ ratings for those specific episodes.
- A guidance you can use to gauge whether a new NCIS episode might align with your tastes (tone, pacing, character focus).
Would you prefer a concise episode-by-episode rundown, or a brief pros/cons snapshot of the typical factors behind “bad impressions” in NCIS? I can also pull together links to the specific reviews if you’d like.