NCIS season 21 pays tribute to Ducky Mallard with a poignant nod to David McCallum’s passing. The absence of original characters marks a significant shift, reflecting in Ducky’s storyline. Despite cast changes over two decades, NCIS remains a powerhouse on TV. In episode 2, “The Stories We Leave Behind,” a secret vault reveals NCIS’ best […]
In two days, CBS airs NCIS season 21 episode 4, “Left Unsaid,” shifting focus to a case involving Petty Officer Derek Bailey. Bailey’s enigmatic situation unfolds as he surprises everyone by buying an engagement ring despite a history of declined promotions and access to top-secret proposals. The NCIS team investigates Bailey’s mysterious circumstances, suggesting his
Mark Harmon is set to reprise his role in NCIS: Origins, delving into his character’s early years within the organization. However, fans might see Harmon return as Gibbs sooner in NCIS season 21, particularly in an episode dedicated to bidding farewell to David McCallum’s character, Ducky Mallard. Following McCallum’s passing, the CBS police procedural plans
Mark Harmon’s iconic role as Leroy Gibbs in NCIS has earned him widespread acclaim, but behind the scenes, his dedication to family has shaped his career in unexpected ways. Pam Dawber, his wife and fellow actress, recently revealed Harmon’s decision to prioritize family over fame. Despite tempting opportunities in Hollywood, Harmon chose to stay close
NCIS Season 21 premieres in the fall, confirmed by CBS in March. Sean Murray (Special Agent McGee) celebrated the news on Instagram. Confirmed returning cast includes Sean Murray, Wilmer Valderrama, Katrina Law, Gary Cole, Brian Dietzen, Emily Wickersham, Rocky Carroll, and David McCallum. Terry Polo will reprise her role as Vivian Kolchak. Mark Harmon (Leroy
Austin Stowell has been cast as the young Leroy Jethro Gibbs in the upcoming NCIS prequel series, “NCIS: Origins.” The show, narrated by Mark Harmon, will explore Gibbs’ early days as a special agent for the NIS Camp Pendleton office. Stowell, known for roles in “Catch-22” and “The White Lotus,” will play a younger version
Mark Harmon’s potential return to NCIS has stirred up excitement among fans, fueled by hints such as his name still appearing in the opening credits and comments from showrunners suggesting his integral role in the series. While Harmon’s departure remains a mystery, factors like age and contractual flexibility may have played a role. Meanwhile, Wilmer
Austin Stowell has been cast to portray a young Leroy Jethro Gibbs in the new CBS series “NCIS: Origins,” taking on the role from Mark Harmon, who played Gibbs for 18 years. “NCIS: Origins” will explore Gibbs’ early career starting in 1991, 12 years prior to the original series’ beginning. Harmon will narrate and serve
The Season 14 premiere of Blue Bloods sets the stage for significant developments in both Jamie and Frank Reagan’s storylines, laying down crucial plot points that promise intense drama and character growth. Jamie’s Deep Undercover Mission: Will Estes portrays Jamie Reagan, who finds himself deeply immersed in a perilous undercover operation targeting a sex trafficking
Mark Harmon is returning to NCIS, but not as fans might expect. Instead of reprising his role as Gibbs, Harmon will narrate an NCIS prequel titled “NCIS: Origins,” focusing on a younger Gibbs in 1991. The series, produced by Harmon’s son Sean, will explore Gibbs’ early career at NCIS Camp Pendleton. Harmon’s involvement in the
