Hey, "NCIS: Los Angles" peeps. Yep, it's unfortunate. We've got another break in the schedule, tonight, so the new episode 20 of the current season 8 will not be airing. It's being shelved until next Sunday night, April 9th,2017, so that's not too long of a wait. I think we'll survive, but definitely be sure to jot that date down, so you don't miss out.
Country music fans are on cloud 9
As for what is causing the big interruption in tonight's CBS primetime line up. It turns out that the huge 2017 "Academy of Country Music Awards" is the culprit.
CBS thinks that it's a better idea for them to cover those than to air the latest installment of your favorite show. The awards show is going to feature some very big stars like: Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Reba McEntire, Lady Antebellum, Tim McGraw, and many, many more! If any of you are country music fans, you might find this awards show to be of some interest, so go ahead and tune in. However, if this doesn't sound appealing to you at all, we do advice you to definitely make other plans, because that is what's going down, tonight.
Some info for the next episode
Alright, so as previously reported, we did get some official spoiler/synopsis intel from CBS for the upcoming episode 20, which is labeled: "From Havana with Love." In it, we're going to see the team get prompted into serious action when they try to investigate a defense contractor that's suspected of trying to sell off very important Navy secrets to a foreign government.
We're also going to see Kensi do some dances for us when she goes undercover as a professional dancer at some Cuban club. Meanwhile, we'll see Deeks tending the bathroom area.
Currently, we're still waiting for CBS to drop the new sneak peek/promo clips for this one. They probably won't release them until later this week, sometime, so be sure to look out for those, because they should definitely show us some extra, very interesting details about this episode. They usually pop up on the show's official Youtube channel. Anyways, stay tuned.
