What Is Mark Harmon’s New Career Move After Leaving NCIS Two Years Ago?

Mark Harmon has shared his post-NCIS endeavors after leaving the popular CBS show two years ago.

In a recent interview with PEOPLE magazine, Mark emphasized that he didn’t retire; he simply left the show. He revealed that he will be releasing his first historical nonfiction book, titled “Ghosts of Honolulu: A Japanese Spy, a Japanese American Spy Hunter, and the Untold Story of Pearl Harbor,” which is scheduled for release on November 14.

Mark expressed his belief in the value of learning from history, stating that history often repeats itself. He shared that this book delves into the origins of what ultimately became the real NCIS, which was an important piece of history.

When discussing the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, Mark highlighted the uniqueness of NCIS agents, describing them as a different breed. He hopes that his book reveals a story not widely known, shedding light on the significant work they were doing.

Regarding his free time after dedicating two decades to NCIS, Mark mentioned that he always finds things to do. He acknowledged feeling fatigued after years of a heavy workload and the seriousness with which he approached his role. He mentioned missing the camaraderie and interactions with the cast and crew but emphasized that it was ultimately a job.

Mark concluded by expressing his gratitude for the freedom to plan various activities, including dinners and trips, and how fortunate he feels each day.