NCIS enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating the return of the police drama for its 21st season. Despite several uncertainties surrounding the show in recent years, CBS officially gave the green light for a 21st season earlier this year. While NCIS: New Orleans concluded after seven seasons and NCIS: Los Angeles wrapped up its 14th season, NCIS: […]
The speculation is real, folks! According to The Hollywood Reporter, Mark Harmon’s tenure on NCIS might come to an end after Season 19, and he might not return as a regular cast member. In September 2021, CBS Entertainment President Kelly Kahl confirmed to Deadline that Harmon would always “be part of the show,” and in
In honor of the 20th anniversary of NCIS, the show’s executives looked back on the early days and the process of casting the iconic role of Gibbs, a character synonymous with Mark Harmon. Gibbs made his first appearance as the Special Agent in Charge of the NCIS Major Case Response Team in the pilot episode
As NCIS season 21 approaches, fans have been curious about why actress Maria Bello departed from her role as Jacqueline “Jack” Sloane. Jack Sloane, a forensic psychologist, had a significant presence on NCIS, and Maria Bello portrayed this character. However, just three years after her introduction, viewers bid farewell to her in season 18. Despite
Linda Hunt, known for her role as Henrietta “Hetty” Lange in the Los Angeles spin-off of NCIS, made her debut in the opening episode of the show. However, in a picture from over 40 years ago, one of NCIS’s most recognizable characters looks nearly unrecognizable. Linda Hunt’s distinctive blunt hairstyle, which fans have come to
NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service faced a significant transition in season 19, with the departure of Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs, portrayed by Mark Harmon, in episode 4, “Great Wide Open.” As the show progresses into its 19th season, there are lingering questions about its future without Gibbs. Longtime fans of NCIS are familiar with
During the third season of the iconic ’80s series Miami Vice, Don Johnson, who co-lead the show, nearly faced replacement by NCIS’ Mark Harmon following a pay dispute. Miami Vice, which debuted in 1984 on NBC, centered on vice cops Crockett, portrayed by Don Johnson, and Tubbs, played by Philip Michael Thomas. What set this
“NCIS” is gearing up for a new season, although the exact release date remains uncertain due to a writers’ strike, despite the initial plan for a fall 2023 premiere. The popular crime drama series, short for Naval Criminal Investigative Service, has been a staple on CBS since 2003, consistently maintaining a high viewership. CBS earned
David McCallum, who passed away on September 25 at the age of 90 in New York, received heartfelt tributes from former co-stars Pauley Perrette and Wilmer Valderrama. McCallum was the last remaining original cast member of CBS’s long-running series “NCIS.” For two decades, he portrayed Chief Medical Examiner Donald “Ducky” Mallard, an eccentric yet highly
“NCIS” fans have a special place in their hearts for the dynamic between Mark Harmon’s Leroy Jethro Gibbs and Michael Weatherly’s Anthony DiNozzo, even though both actors have left the show. Surprisingly, the iconic “Gibbs Slap” was never part of the script and became a fan-favorite element of their interactions. Mark Harmon portrayed Leroy Jethro
