The highly anticipated second season of <em>NCIS: Sydney</em> concluded with a thrilling finale last weekend, leaving fans eagerly speculating about the future of their beloved special agents. The good news is that this will not be the end of the <em>NCIS</em> spin-off series, as it was officially renewed for another season earlier in February. With Season 2 now wrapped up and Season 3 already in the works, creator and showrunner Morgan O’Neill recently shared insights with TVLine, providing a glimpse into what viewers can expect from this upcoming “bigger” installment, which will feature an unexpected time jump.

The finale of NCIS: Sydney Season 2 aired on Friday, April 25, finally unveiling the mastermind behind the various plot twists, including the seemingly innocent character responsible for implanting a pacemaker that Rankin (Lewis Fitz-Gerald) did not require. Many fans would agree that this season was even more gripping than the first, and to uphold this level of excitement, Season 3 promises to be even more exhilarating. O’Neill teased viewers with the following statement:

“Anything I say is going to be a little bit too leading, but I promise you, from all the way down here, Season 3 is going to be way bigger than Season 2.”

But that’s not all the exciting news! The show’s creator mentioned that compared to Season 2 of NCIS: Sydney, the next season will pick up a bit further into the future, but not too distant. He explained, “It’s later on, but not very much later on. It’s certainly not a continuous pickup like it was for Season 2.” This unexpected twist has certainly left fans eager to discover what unfolds in Blue’s (Mavournee Hazel) apartment, especially after Season 2 ended with her encountering a mysterious woman waiting for her there.

Explore the Exciting Developments of ‘NCIS: Sydney’

Source: TVLine