NCIS: Discussion Thread

[slick jones]

R.I.P> Agent Ned Dorneget, who took his place among the late characters, Kate, Mike Franks, Jenny, and others in tonight's episode...Nice to see all of them together.

[YRBB]

Major character exiting the show at the end of the season.

 

I don't regularly watch the show, but this is pretty sad, considering how long the series has been running, among other reasons, but I guess it was bound to happen sooner or later.

Edited January 6, 2016 by YRBB

[DRW50]

They always creeped me out.

[reallyhateskateonlost]

NCIS star leaving:

https://www.yahoo.com/tv/michael-weatherly-exits-ncis-my-mom-reacts-164128025.html

 

[Juliajms]

I can't believe this show has been on 13 season. So weird to think I was in my 20s when it started.   Generally, I can't watch procedures.  Still, I've found this show comforting over the years. I used to marathon it when I was feeling depressed just to have familiar voices in the background.

[YRBB]

 

Already posted two posts above yours.

 

There is something comforting about it, the times I've watched. It's entertaining and easy to just sit back and watch. Clearly, there's a reason for its loooong lived success, and that's part of it.

Edited January 7, 2016 by YRBB

[dm.]

I remember taking care of the episode guide during Season 2, and the shock of Sasha Alexander's departure, then wondering if the show could outlive JAG. I never thought it would reach Season 13. Sadly, I stopped somewhere during Season 6, and I don't think I'll ever watch everything, but tuning in occasionally is not a waste of time.

However, Weatherly's departure will hurt the show, IMO, unless Gary Glasberg has something up his sleeve.

[P.J.]

The Tony/Gibbs and Tony/Tim relationships are so core to the show, that it's hard for me to imagine what the show will try to do once Tony leaves. I already think the show's been on a down slide since Bellsario left (which I think was the season after Jenny was killed off), even though the show's ratings continued to rise.

I'm not sure there's really a point to going on if Tony's leaving. There's no more "Gibbs mythology" to explore, Tim isn't interesting enough to drive the Gibbs' team of underlings, and Ellie continues to be a bust. But I'm sure CBS will get as much blood out of this stone as they can before retiring it.

[YRBB]

NCIS has been renewed for not one but two more seasons. The renewal will see the show through 2018/season 15.

[Bright Eyes]

Nursing homes will be hopping tonight.

[Soapsuds]

[victoria foxton]

2 more years of Abby the oldest goth chick on the planet rollerblading around the morgue. 2 more years of McGee getting fat then skinny again. 2 more years of the hottest petty officers getting murdered. My boy friend is a huge fan and forces me to watch.

Edited February 29, 2016 by victoria foxton

[YRBB]

Wilmer Valderrama joins NCIS as a series regular. The article features spoilery information on the character.

[DRW50]

RIP Gary Glasberg, who helped create NCIS New Orleans and was the showrunner on NCIS. Apparently it was totally unexpected. Even the woman who played Ziva, who left the show on not the greatest of terms, commented. 

 

http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ncis/news/a809461/ncis-showrunner-gary-glasberg-dies/

[slick jones]

Covid takes NCIS character's wife

 

Michelle Pierce, who played Breena  appeared on Days of Our Lives, All My Children, Y&R and Desperate Housewives.

 

I wouldn't mind seeing her try out for Lulu on GH when they eventually recast.

 

Edited February 10, 2021 by slick jones