Craving some NCIS: Los Angeles action? You've come to the right beach (because, you know, Los Angeles)!
Let's face it, we all have those days where the thought of folding laundry is enough to make us channel our inner Sam Hanna. But fear not, fellow undercover operatives (or, you know, regular folks who enjoy a good crime drama), because there are ways to get your NCIS: Los Angeles fix without resorting to rappelling down your apartment building (safety first, people!).
Channel Surfing 101: The Old School Way
For those who like to keep things classic (and maybe avoid the whole "subscription fatigue" thing), you can catch NCIS: Los Angeles the way it was meant to be seen: on actual television! Here's the lowdown:
- NBC: Because, duh, it's their show. Check your local listings for days and times.
- USA Network: They often air reruns of NCIS: Los Angeles, so keep an eye out!
Warning: This method requires actual pants-wearing and possibly interacting with other humans (your roommates, significant other, the suspicious plant in the corner... who knows?).
Streaming Sensations: Where the Wild Shows Are
Ah, the land of instant gratification and questionable amounts of time spent scrolling. If you're a streaming service fiend, then you're in luck, because NCIS: Los Angeles is available on a number of platforms:
- fuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV: These guys offer live TV streaming packages that might include NBC or USA Network, depending on your location. Just be sure to check the channel lineups before you sign up!
- Prime Video, Apple TV: You can purchase individual episodes or entire seasons here. Great for catching up on specific episodes or marathoning a season. Word to the wise: This can get pricey, so proceed with caution (and maybe a budget).
Bonus: Some cable or internet providers might offer NCIS: Los Angeles on demand. Check with your provider to see if you've got access to this treasure trove of undercover goodness.
The High Seas of... Ahem, Less Than Legal Streaming Sites?
We all know those shady corners of the internet that promise free access to everything and anything. But tread carefully, me hearties! These sites can be riddled with malware and pop-up ads that would make even Hetty Lange raise an eyebrow. Not to mention, it's unethical and doesn't support the show or the people who make it.
Do yourself (and the NCIS: Los Angeles crew) a favor and stick to the legit options.
So grab your popcorn, settle in, and get ready for some explosions, witty banter, and questionable undercover disguises (seriously, Deeks, the mustache has gotta go). With a little know-how, you can be catching criminals with Callen and Sam in no time!
