Titled Page-Turner, NCIS season 23 episode 6 promises to be another thrilling and suspenseful run as the NCIS team investigates all sorts of crimes. While the previous installment forced them to dig deep into a murder case from 30 years ago, the next one is going to need all hands on deck as they race against time to save one of their own.NCIS season 23 episode 6 will be released next week on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, on CBS and Paramount+. According to the episode's official synopsis, it will be another kidnapping case. What's even worse is that it's one of the team members who gets abducted by someone who gets more dangerous as the team uncovers their identity.Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for the show.When does NCIS season 23 episode 6 come out? View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe cop drama series returns to its usual timeslot next week, which means NCIS season 23 episode 6 drops next Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at 8:00 pm Eastern Time.Please check the table below for more details on release timings per region:Time zoneRelease DateRelease TimePacific TimeTuesday, November 18, 20255 pmCentral TimeTuesday, November 18, 20257 pmEastern TimeTuesday, November 18, 20258 pmBritish Summer TimeWednesday, November 19, 20251 amCentral European TimeWednesday, November 19, 20252 amEastern European TimeWednesday, November 19, 20253 amIndian Standard TimeWednesday, November 19, 20255:30 amJapan Standard TimeWednesday, November 19, 20259 amWatch NCIS season 23 episode 6 on CBS and Paramount+. It will be available live on CBS and for Paramount+ Premium plan subscribers on Tuesday night, while Paramount+ Essential subscribers will only be able to watch the new episode the following day.How many episodes are left in NCIS season 23?There is no confirmed number of episodes for NCIS season 23 yet, but based on previous installments, it can go from 10 to 22. That said, there are at least two more episodes with confirmed release dates on Rotten Tomatoes, including next week's NCIS season 23 episode 6.A brief recap of NCIS season 23 episode 5In NCIS season 23 episode 6, Now and Then, the NCIS team reopens an old case after an inmate who is about to be set free in three weeks' time, Thomas Mulligan, escapes from prison. Retired Agent Vera Strickland also inserts herself into the case, much to Parker's chagrin, because she's bored with retirement and she's part of the team that investigated Mulligan's case 30 years ago.As the manhunt for Mulligan ensues, the team uncovers new evidence that proves his innocence. They also find out that he broke out of prison to save his son, Jason, who plans to kill Congressman Wallace. It turns out that Wallace started a chain of events that led to Mulligan taking the blame for Burke's murder.Wallace killed his grandfather, and in distraught, Lainey, who was having an affair with Jason, killed Burke, believing that he killed Old Wallace. The town went mum about Lainey because Burke was a bully, but Mulligan implicated himself to save Lainey and their son. Vera Strickland and Alden Parker stop Jason from assassinating Wallace, but the latter is facing jail time for his crimes.Major events to expect in NCIS season 23 episode 6There is no shortage of crimes to solve for the NCIS team, but the next one will hit right close to home. Here are some potential plot developments and highlights in next week's NCIS season 23 episode 6:Tim McGee will be the next episode's spotlight, which will feature both success and tragedy for the NCIS team member.The episode synopsis teases a tragic turn of events for the NCIS team when McGee is kidnapped by a self-proclaimed No. 1 fan while promoting the latest installment of his Deep Six crime book series.As with most of the team's cases, things are not always as they seem because McGee's kidnapping is not a simple kidnapping case. The one who abducted him is potentially related to a murder case and the theft of classified documents, putting him in even more danger in the hands of a so-called super fan.Stay tuned for more NCIS season 23 news and updates as the series continues.