How to Watch ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’ Online – Live Stream Season 11 Episodes

Although the original NCIS series is the most popular of them all, Los Angeles is just as successful, and it's heading for its 11th season. We are planning to watch the show online and we hope you will join us in finding out how to do this too.

NCIS: Los Angeles is the first spin-off from the famous and successful franchise NCIS. The show has been running since 2009, which makes the one that's about to begin the show's 11th season.

Brace yourself—we're only 1 month away from the season premiere of #NCISLA, coming at you Sunday, Sept 29 at 9:30/8:30c! pic.twitter.com/FKLfH8UvfG

— NCIS: LA (@NCISLA) September 1, 2019

The show's favorite characters, Callen, Nate, Kenzie, Dominique, and Sam, will be returning for the show alongside Hetty and the rest of the technical team. As the new season approaches, it is clear that many new adventures are heading the way of our favorite characters. One of their main assignments is to stop the destruction that would come after a missile attack in the Middle East.

When and Where to Watch NCIS: Los Angeles?

The 11th season of NCIS: Los Angeles is scheduled to premiere on September 29th, on CBS. It's not clear exactly how many episodes this season will have, but all previous ones had 24, so we expect to see the same trend here. This means that the new season is likely to end sometime in mid-may.

How Can I Live Stream NCIS: Los Angeles?

In this day and age, it is easier than ever to watch content online, including your favorite shows. The best way to watch NCIS: Los Angeles is with the help of CBS All Access, which is the network's streaming service. Start your 7-Day free trial on CBS All Access now! Not only will the platform help you watch any of the CBS shows live, but you can also check them out whenever you feel like it.

The platform comes with two types of plans that you can subscribe to, either Limited Commercials or Commercial Free. Limited Commercials costs only $5.99 per month or $59 99 per year, while Commercial-Free comes with a monthly cost of $9.99 or a yearly one at $99.99. CBS All Access comes with support for a large number of devices, including Apple TV, Android TV, Google Chromecast, Fire TV, Samsung Smart TVs, IOS and Android devices, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Roku. (Note: CBS All Access is a platform that only works in the United States, so if you are planning to travel abroad you're going to need to use a VPN to bypass the blockade and trick the site into thinking you are still in the United States. Click here to learn how to do this easily.)

Here is everything you need to know to create an account and start your 7-Day free trial on CBS All Access:

• First, you have to visit the CBS All Access page and tap the "Try it free" button that you can find in the middle of the page.
• You now have to choose the plan that you want to use, either the Limited Commercials or Commercial Free one. If you want to pay only once for the full year, you have to check the box below the plans.
• Then, you have to fill in the details for your account, including name, address, city, state, ZIP code, as well as the credit card details. If you have any coupons available, this is the place where you have to fill in the details.
• Then, you can press the "Start CBS All Access" button and you are done. Remember that you won't actually get billed until the 7-Day trial is over.

Other Ways to Watch NCIS: Los Angeles

Amazon Prime - We start with Amazon Prime because this is yet another way that you can actually subscribe to CBS All Access. If you are a Prime subscriber you can use a service to add CBS All Access to your subscription so you can pay a single monthly bill. Start your for today free trial on Amazon Prime now!

fuboTV - Next, we have fuboTV, which is a live TV service that only features one bundle of channels. You will find CBS is present in the main bundle, so you don't have to add any of the extra packs unless you really want the content. You can start your 7-day free trial on fuboTV now! There are plenty of customization options if you are not happy with a simple main bundle.

PlayStation Vue - Next we have PlayStation Vue, which is a service that comes with four different bundles that you can choose from, and CBS is present in all of them. All subscribers can enjoy recording up to 500 programs the Cloud and watching content on five different devices at once.

How Can I Watch NCIS: Los Angeles When I Am Outside of the United States?

Live TV platforms and streaming services, including CBS All Access, fuboTV, and Amazon Prime, have to abide by licensing deals which means that you cannot watch the content or access the sites when you are outside of the United States. While this can be quite an inconvenience to you, it is something that is perfectly normal and happens with most services. You can avoid this whole situation by using a VPN and changing your IP to trick the site into thinking you're still in the United States. We only recommend the best, which is ExpressVPN, a service that provides thousands of servers across the world, including dozens in the United States.

Here's what you need to do to use ExpressVPN to bypass the geo-blockade and watch NCIS: Los Angeles from anywhere in the world:

• Subscribing to ExpressVPN (49% OFF) after visiting their website. The subscription process is super easy to follow, and you will complete it in just a couple of minutes. Keep in mind that the platform offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can ask for a refund if the service doesn't correspond to your expectations.
• Then, you have to download the app and install it on your device. Launch the tool and log into your account as soon as possible to get things going.
• Then it's time to pick a server that is located in the United States, which shouldn't be too hard because there are dozens of those available.
• As soon as the connection is established you can load CBS All Access and start watching NCIS: Los Angeles.

Can I Watch NCIS on CBS's Website?

Actually, the CBS website no longer hosts a live stream, which has been relocated to the CBS All Access. So, if you want to watch the show live, you're going to have to either use CBS All Access or go for fuboTV. (Note: CBS is a channel that is only available in select markets, so you're going to have to use a VPN to connect to a server that is in a different city in the United States that does have access to CBS. Click here to learn how to use the VPN.)

Can I Watch NCIS: Los Angeles With a TV Antenna?

CBS is a channel that continues to broadcast over-the-air, so you can use a TV antenna to watch the channel. TV antennas are super cheap to purchase, and they will also provide you with access to dozens of channels for free.

Before you go ahead and make any purchase, we suggest you visit a site such as NoCable, which can tell you what channels are available over-the-air in your specific location. Furthermore, it will also tell you how far is the broadcasting stations are from your specific location, so you can figure out what range you need your device to have. We have already given you a suggestion in terms of devices, but you can do your own research if you want more options.

Can I Binge-Watch NCIS: Los Angeles?

You can absolutely do this because you will find NCIS: Los Angeles on CBS All Access. So, if you don't already have a subscription, perhaps now is the time to look into it. You can also find NCIS: Los Angeles on Netflix, so you can check them out there as well.

Can I Purchase NCIS: Los Angeles?

That is something that you can definitely do because Los Angeles episodes are available to purchase on platforms like Google Play, YouTube, Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, or Microsoft Store. Make sure to check all the links that are available here, because they may lead to better deals depending on which episodes or seasons you are interested in and when you are making the purchase.

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