With its 17th season fast approaching, NCIS has firmly established itself as one of CBS’s longest-running and most successful series. A spin-off of JAG, NCIS has won over fans with its vibrant characters and engaging cases. Over the course of its 16 seasons and numerous cast changes, the show has hidden various details that even […]
Over its extensive 16-year run, “NCIS” has explored a variety of friendships among its characters, both good and bad. Some of these relationships were marked by chemistry and strong connections, while others fell short. Let’s delve into the five best and five worst friendships in “NCIS.” Worst: Cassidy and DiNozzo Special Agent Paula Cassidy and
Over the course of its 17 seasons, “NCIS” has explored various relationships among its main characters. Some of these relationships have garnered strong support from fans, while others were met with rejection. Let’s take a closer look at these dynamics: Fans Rejected: Gibbs & Shepard Jenny Shepard, the NCIS Director, and Agent Gibbs had a
Over the course of 16 seasons, “NCIS” has delivered both great and not-so-great episodes. Here’s a look at some of the best and worst episodes according to IMDB: Best Episodes: SWAK (02.22, 9.0) – In this season 2 episode, a terrorist attack on the agency involving a mysterious white powder puts both Tony and Kate’s
“NCIS,” a long-running crime drama, has witnessed significant societal changes during its seventeen-year run. While some aspects of the show have aged well, others have not. Here are five elements that have aged well and five that haven’t: Ducky – Dr. Donald Mallard, fondly known as Ducky, remains a beloved character throughout the show’s entire
“NCIS,” one of the longest-running criminal investigation TV series in history, has captivated audiences since its debut in 2003, with 18 seasons and over 300 episodes. The show, short for “Naval Criminal Investigation Service,” centers around an elite team of agents led by Leroy Jethro Gibbs, portrayed by Mark Harmon. Over the years, the series
Lucas Black’s exit from NCIS: New Orleans and the departure of his character, Agent Christopher LaSalle, came during the show’s sixth season. NCIS itself originated as a backdoor pilot within a season 8 episode of JAG, introducing the character of Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs, portrayed by Mark Harmon. The positive response paved the way for
NCIS: Los Angeles has secured a renewal for its 13th season as part of CBS’s broader commitment to its NCIS franchise. The show, which premiered in 2009 as a spinoff of the original NCIS, stars Chris O’Donnell and LL Cool J. It follows the agents at Los Angeles’ Office of Special Projects, a division of
Mark Harmon’s exit from NCIS has been officially confirmed by the show’s runner, Steven Binder. Harmon left the series during its 19th season, marking the departure of the long-standing main character, Leroy Gibbs. NCIS, a hit procedural series, has been a CBS mainstay since its debut in 2003. NCIS is currently in its 19th season,
NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service faced a significant loss as Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs, portrayed by Mark Harmon, departed in season 19, episode 4, titled “Great Wide Open.” With plenty of the season still ahead, the question remains: can NCIS thrive without Gibbs? Gibbs brought a poignant backstory to the show, with the tragic
