NCIS: Los Angeles showrunner R. Scott Gemmill provided insights into the unexpected twists and turns in the series’ final episode. In contrast to typical cases involving arms dealers, the farewell episode aimed to provide a sense of calm for characters like G. Callen, Sam Hanna, and Anna Kolcheck. It featured the reunion of G. Callen […]
NCIS actor Brian Dietzen confirmed that the show has been affected by the ongoing strikes in Hollywood. The Writers Guild of America initiated a strike in May, preventing shows and films that were not fully written from going into production. Last week, the Screen Actors Guild also commenced a strike, further delaying productions. While on
Eric Christian Olsen, best known for his role as Investigator Marty Deeks on NCIS: Los Angeles, shared his experience with COVID-19 on Instagram. He posted a photo of himself on a yoga mat with one of his daughters, detailing the impact of the virus on his family. He mentioned how the symptoms quickly escalated, causing
Daniela Ruah, known for her role as Special Agent Kensi Blye on NCIS: Los Angeles, recently shared a rare photo of her son and daughter. The actress, who is married to David Olsen, has two children. Ruah also addressed the possibility of joining the cast of NCIS: Hawai’i after the conclusion of NCIS: Los Angeles.
Former NCIS co-stars Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo are teaming up as executive producers for a new TV show, titled “MIA,” currently in development at CBS. The series will revolve around a newly appointed homicide detective in Miami who partners with a by-the-book colleague. While on duty, she grapples with concealing personal ties from
Michael Weatherly, best known for his role as Tony DiNozzo in NCIS, recently created a buzz on social media with an intriguing post. He took to X (formerly Twitter) to ask his followers, “Which spooky podcast should I visit?” and included a link to Michael Parker’s show, The Ghosts of LA. Fans quickly responded, expressing
As fall approaches, we’re all eager for the return of our beloved TV shows. However, there’s disappointing news for NCIS fans: Season 21 won’t be premiering in September. The delay is due to the ongoing writer’s strike, which has led to actors joining the strike, affecting the production of all SAG-AFTRA shows, including NCIS. CBS
Pauley Perrette, known for her role as Abby Sciuto on NCIS, took a different path from her original plan to study criminology. She started her career in TV commercials and landed her first recurring role in the legal drama “M..ur..der One.” She then appeared in movies like “Almost Famous” and had series regular roles in
NCIS, a long-standing show with over 20 seasons, has seen the unfortunate passing of various regulars and guest stars. Here’s a look at some of the actors who have left us: Annie Wersching: Known for her roles in “24,” “The Vampire Diaries,” and “Bosch,” she appeared as Deputy D.A. Gail Walsh in an episode of
NCIS, a show that has been on for two decades, saw the departure of its beloved original cast members. Let’s catch up with what some of them are up to: Mark Harmon, known for his role as Leroy Jethro Gibbs, left NCIS, leaving fans heartbroken. He felt it was an honest time to part ways
