Few scripted TV shows boast a remarkable 450 episodes, and in the realm of procedural cop dramas, NCIS stands alongside the Law & Order franchise in this exclusive club. As the NCIS team reaches this significant milestone, fans had hoped for a surprise appearance by Mark Harmon’s iconic character, Leroy Jethro Gibbs. However, according to […]
The beloved medical examiner Ducky, portrayed by David McCallum, played an indispensable role in the success of NCIS. However, the show’s behind-the-scenes history reveals that another notable actor was initially considered for the iconic role. Recently, fans mourned the passing of Donald “Ducky” Mallard, who passed away just six days after celebrating his 90th birthday
With an impressive 19-season run spanning nearly two decades, “NCIS” has bid farewell to some beloved characters, including the recent departure of the show’s primary character, NCIS Supervisory Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs, portrayed by Mark Harmon. Gibbs chose to stay in Alaska, finding peace after the tragic loss of his family, as reported by
Mark Harmon, the former director on NCIS, recently shared the story of his bold first move that set the stage for his enduring 37-year marriage with Pam Dawber. The 72-year-old actor revealed that their journey began with a spontaneous cold call to Dawber, a star from Mork & Mindy, after he opted out of a
Mark Harmon’s character’s infamous ‘Gibbs Slap’ has become a hallmark of both the character and the show. Harmon’s character had a unique habit of delivering a head slap to his coworkers as a way to keep them in line and focused. Surprisingly, this iconic quirk originated as an impromptu, unscripted incident prompted by a spur-of-the-moment
NCIS has captivated audiences with its compelling characters, and among the fan-favorite pairings, Tony DiNozzo and Ziva David, portrayed by Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo, stand out. The on-screen chemistry between DiNozzo and Ziva sparked curiosity among fans, leading to speculation about whether Weatherly and de Pablo ever dated in real life. Contrary to
The buzz surrounding LL Cool J’s return to NCIS: Hawai’i has ignited anticipation, hinting that he might not be the sole familiar face making a comeback. The decision to conclude the LA spinoff due to budget constraints opens the door for the potential return of other beloved characters alongside LL Cool J’s Sam Hanna. One
As Season 21 of CBS’s enduring NCIS approaches, speculation about Mark Harmon’s possible return as Leroy Jethro Gibbs intensifies. Despite the recent passing of David McCallum, who played Ducky, the chief medical examiner for 20 seasons, Harmon remains uncertain about Gibbs making a tribute appearance. In a November 16 interview with Entertainment Tonight, Harmon revealed
In the climactic first part of the NCIS Hawai’i Season 2 finale, the focal point revolves around the daring rescue of Special Agent in Charge Jane Tennant, portrayed by Vanessa Lachey. Tennant, already poised to escape her captors, owes her safety in part to a precisely timed sniper shot from Hanna. Following the rescue, a
NCIS: Hawai’i star Noah Mills has provided an update on the status of the show’s upcoming third season following the resolution of the actors’ strike. As part of a broader transition within the CBS franchise, with NCIS: Los Angeles concluding and the introduction of the foreign spinoff NCIS: Sydney, NCIS: Hawai’i is set to continue
