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NCIS: Origins viewers will hear and see Mark Harmon when the CBS spinoff premieres. During a panel discussion with reporters on Thursday, NCIS: Origins co-showrunner David J. North confirmed that Harmon — the longtime portrayer of NCIS‘ Leroy Jethro Gibbs — will briefly appear on screen during

Mark Harmon will be heard — narrating as the present-day Leroy Jethro Gibbs — on CBS’ upcoming NCIS: Origins prequel series starring Austin Powell. But when, if ever, will Harmon be seen again on the NCIS mothership, as the team’s former leader? Harmon remains an executive producer on NCIS, but he

NCIS has been part of the television landscape for the past two decades. Following a two-episode backdoor pilot on JAG in 2003, the redundantly named Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service debuted in the fall of that year. Although it started slowly ratings-wise in its first couple of

The ever-expanding universe of NCIS has found the young version of the man who started it all -- Jethro Gibbs. With as much as we know about Gibbs at this point, it's exciting to imagine how he became the man he is today. Casting the part is as important as writing it, and now we know who will be

The NCIS showrunners for a hot second thought about channeling Avengers: Endgame and having everybody show up for the funeral of Dr. Donald Mallard in this week’s Ducky/David McCallum tribute episode. But when that proved wildly impractical and logistically improbable, they zeroed in on a singular