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NCIS' Michael Weatherly Previews a 'Favorite Episode,' Shares Plan to 'Raise the Bar' for Tony
May 5, 2014 Matt Webb Mitovich
NCIS Season 12 PreviewThis Tuesday at 8/7c, in the penultimate episode of NCIS Season 11, Special Agent Tony DiNozzo is tasked with escorting an admiral’s beautiful daughter from Marseilles, France to the States — a bit of “babysitting” that will not come without (deadly) complications. On the occasion of DiNozzo’s French connection, TVLine invited original cast member Michael Weatherly to survey his alter ego’s latest exploits, reveal how the late Ralph Waite helped him reconnect with his own father and promise viewers “enormous” changes for Tony come Season 12.
TVLINE | It sounds like Tony is going to France this week… by way of Universal Studios.
The key thing about France-in-Hollywood, especially when it comes to our show, is that it’s always the backlot. And sometimes there’s a damsel in distress, and what that often means is that you need to send “the best of the best.” You need to send America’s very own James Bond, Tony DiNozzo. OK, basically it’s a babysitting job – a retrieval job – but the actress that I got to work with for those wonderful days is one of the most talented actors I have worked with in my whole career. Meg Steedle (Boardwalk Empire) is absolutely a joy, and a perfect fit for the specific brand of light comedy that I prefer to traffic in. Meg and I got to have all kinds of fun, in a Charade-style, “Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn on the run” sort of way. It was a very funny and light, with some nice twists. It’s my favorite episode in a long time, one where I actually got to do some other things. I think the audience will really like it.
читать дальшеTVLINE | [NCIS boss] Gary Glasberg keeps calling this a “Three Days of the Condor-type episode,” and that was a Robert Redford movie about a CIA researcher who comes back from lunch to find all of his colleagues murdered. Connect the dots – where is the similarity?
Well, there’s one scene, and I won’t spoil it for everybody, that it is eerily reminiscent of that film. The Admiral's DaughterAnd then there’s another scene where Tony references the movie and says, “It’s like Three Days of the Condor — except I’m Faye Dunaway.”
TVLINE | How is it, as an actor, when you’re off on your own like this, apart from the other principals, for an episode?
Well you know, it does happen from time to time, with The DiNozzo. The last time was going out to Israel to track down the lovely Ziva. And over the years there’ve been a couple other instances… like when I was handcuffed to Frank Whaley for the whole episode. But I always enjoy going out on a bit of a walkabout. And then it’s always nice to come back to the big orange room and see all my friends again.
TVLINE | In “The Admiral’s Daughter,” is Tony in action hero mode? Is there some derring-do?
I would say there is a degree of it. Maybe not as much as I would have liked, but at this point [in the season], also, I am tired. So it was nice to not have to run, and jump, and do too much of that. But this summer, actually, I am going to start training to do a triathlon in the fall. So maybe there’ll be a more physical DiNozzo in Season 12!
TVLINE | Tell me a bit about the May 13 season finale, which in large part pays tribute to the late Ralph Waite and his character, Jackson Gibbs. It sounds pretty damn emotional.
We were out at a cemetery and Ralph Waite’s cast chair was put out under a tree, and I think it gave everyone a moment to reflect on Ralph. And not just reflect on his wonderful contribution to our home at NCIS, but to his remarkable career and life. I had some great personal talks with Ralph over the years that I treasure. He will be missed and I’m very honored to be part of this show and this group of people that would make such a nice send-off, to a guy who really deserves it.
TVLINE | I come from a very large family, and my father happened to look a bit like Ralph Waite, so I of course grew up watching The Waltons. This guy was a part of my childhood.
He had a great sense of fun and he was a very determined, professional performer. And never ever did I get the sense that he wasn’t one hundred percent connected to the material and thrilled to be working. We had a series of episodes this winter — we shot the Robert Wagner episode, we had done a Ralph Waite episode, and then I was working with Keith Carradine, who in that episode turns out to have a son that he was unaware of – and after Ralph passed, I immediately went to the airport, got on a plane and flew down to Jamaica to see my dad, because I hadn’t seen him in nine months or so. Working on television, it’s very difficult to see family. Unless they live in Southern California, which mine does not, it’s pretty isolating. So, it was kind of as if Ralph gave me a nice moment with my own father.
TVLINE | Within the episode, what role do Tony and the others play in Gibbs’ grieving process?
Of course, this being NCIS, it’s tricky because there is a case — and Vance doesn’t want Gibbs, in his current state, to be dealing with the case. So, he puts DiNozzo in charge, and you know how that always ends up. That lasts about one act. [Laughs] Always a bridesmaid, Tony DiNozzo. Will he ever be the bride? I don’t know.
TVLINE | I understand Page Not Foundthat this season you’ve really been enjoying the stuff with Sean Murray, with DiNozzo/McGee.
Sean and just had lunch and watched [last week's] episode, which I think is one of the great episodes of our season. [Director] Dennis Smith did a terrific job. Again, he always just makes these great, great shows. It’s fun and light, but also deep and moving and impactful. It’s what NCIS does best, that balance of making you feel good and warming your heart but also making you laugh out loud, hopefully a couple of times.
TVLINE | And did I read that while shooting the April 22 episode, you yourself actually gave the cleanse a try?
It lasted about six hours. I thought that would be funny. That was not funny. So yeah, no. Cleansing is not a great idea. For anybody.
TVLINE | Well, speaking of funny…. Do you still feel like people are laughing with Tony and not at him, which is a perception-slash-concern shared by a few fans out there?
I think it’s a very tricky balance for a lot of reasons. But I think that Tony, this season, has been without his foil in the way of Ziva David (played by Cote de Pablo). In some ways, that’s been good for him because he didn’t have that crutch, that go-to. He kind of had to figure some stuff out. And listen, sometimes Tony’s a hot mess! I love him, but I think the guy probably has in the last season spent a few too many days feeling sorry for himself, sitting on the couch, eating Doritos and watching reruns of It Takes a Thief – during which he probably keeps saying to himself, “Wow, Robert Wagner looks just like my father.” But what Gary Glasberg and I were discussing the other day is that the end of this season for Tony was maybe a bit of a putting to bed some of those clownish quirks, the ones that are over the top. And I think that for the most part, they have disappeared. But sometimes, like when you have to get McGee ready to be undercover as a homeless person, you go a little a little crazy with “the cat pee odor.” Sometimes Tony is not supposed to be likeable all the way. Sometimes he’s not supposed to be the hero. Because, look, if Tony could do all of the stuff — if he was balanced and quick and thinking on his feet, and great with a gun — then what’s he doing? It’s like the guy should be out running around doing his own thing.
TVLINE | Right, right.
So, I think he’s always limited by the guarantee of the sort of team dynamic. And I do see that changing. I have looked ahead … and I’m really excited to put Tony into the next phase of his being. I’m ready for whatever that is as an actor. As a character, this was the year where he kind of “met himself,” and I think we’re going to see big changes for him next fall. Enormous changes, I would think.
TVLINE | Let’s talk about this season’s Bulletproofnew addition to the team, Ellie Bishop (played by Emily Wickersham). Was it kind of a relief for you to read that this new character was married? Was a part of you like, “Whew, I’m not going to have to pull off that whole angsty, ‘Will they, won’t they’ thing all over again?”
I don’t think, actually, that it really matters if she’s married or not, in the world of the stories that we tell. And I don’t know how happily married she can possibly be, she’s always with us! I would say one of the weirdest things about the whole season is that nobody seems to have noticed that she’s attractive. And I don’t mean Tony, I mean nobody. I think they were between a rock and a hard place bringing her in, because they didn’t want her to be romantic in any way with anyone, yet they hired a beautiful woman. I think the producers and writers and actors, we’ve all been working to figure out, “How does the Bishop character work best?”
TVLINE | I know you keep in touch with Cote. Did you give her any “playful guff” last summer when the rest of you were left to field all these questions about what was going on?
Gosh, no. I had a great conversation with Cotes before she went off to do The 33, the miner movie. And I’m looking forward to seeing her in the next few days, now that we’re wrapped and I actually have my life back. I’m going on a nice, long walk with her and catching up.NCIS Cote is an artist and is a really talented actor, and I am excited to see what her journey has been like. It’s hard when you’re in production. I mean, can barely make time to talk to Matt Mitovich, let alone somebody who is five time zones away.
TVLINE | You talked about your hopes for Season 12, for Tony and the “next phase of his being.” Would you like to see him eventually have another serious love interest, or would you rather leave people to believe that he’s carrying a torch and waiting for Ziva? What do you think serves the character the best?
I believe that he has put Ziva in a drawer. The difficult part for him is that he said, “Come with me” and she said, “I can’t do that.” He was rebuffed, he was rejected, and the sting of that has been there for him all season. I don’t know how other people, including the viewers, see it, but that’s just how I processed it. And it was bittersweet because as Sting would say, “If you love someone, set them free.” Maybe Sting didn’t coin that, but he certainly put it to music. Tony had to let her go to follow her dream and her passion — and that didn’t include him. That’s a bitter pill to swallow, but he knows that she’s following her dream. And that couldn’t make him happier, right?
TVLINE | Right.
So, I think now what’s happening is Tony has to figure out, “Hey what’s my dream?” For DiNozzo, this is the next iteration of his thinking, which I think he’s coming around to. It’s interesting that Season 11 ends the way it does, because it reminds me of some other seasons on other shows that I’ve been on, where you’re like, “I think I see a change coming….” Again, to me, what’s really important is that the show has a classic, standard operating procedure. But sometimes you’re not recording Exile on Main Street anymore, you’re making Tattoo You. That is the evolution of everything. I’m very excited to see what we do next. The nice thing is that I think we can move forward and really come out of the box with some surprises in Season 12. And look, I love being surprised more than anybody, so I’m going to do my best, and I know everyone else is going to do their best. I think the season ends on an incredibly high note. Honoring Ralph, the fun little capers in the south of France, [last week's] episode about the homeless vets…. Those are a great three episodes of “classic NCIS.” And my promise to you is that we will make some excellent NCIS in Season 12. That’s my promise to everyone, that I’m going to raise the bar.
©
May 5, 2014 Matt Webb Mitovich
NCIS Season 12 PreviewThis Tuesday at 8/7c, in the penultimate episode of NCIS Season 11, Special Agent Tony DiNozzo is tasked with escorting an admiral’s beautiful daughter from Marseilles, France to the States — a bit of “babysitting” that will not come without (deadly) complications. On the occasion of DiNozzo’s French connection, TVLine invited original cast member Michael Weatherly to survey his alter ego’s latest exploits, reveal how the late Ralph Waite helped him reconnect with his own father and promise viewers “enormous” changes for Tony come Season 12.
TVLINE | It sounds like Tony is going to France this week… by way of Universal Studios.
The key thing about France-in-Hollywood, especially when it comes to our show, is that it’s always the backlot. And sometimes there’s a damsel in distress, and what that often means is that you need to send “the best of the best.” You need to send America’s very own James Bond, Tony DiNozzo. OK, basically it’s a babysitting job – a retrieval job – but the actress that I got to work with for those wonderful days is one of the most talented actors I have worked with in my whole career. Meg Steedle (Boardwalk Empire) is absolutely a joy, and a perfect fit for the specific brand of light comedy that I prefer to traffic in. Meg and I got to have all kinds of fun, in a Charade-style, “Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn on the run” sort of way. It was a very funny and light, with some nice twists. It’s my favorite episode in a long time, one where I actually got to do some other things. I think the audience will really like it.
читать дальшеTVLINE | [NCIS boss] Gary Glasberg keeps calling this a “Three Days of the Condor-type episode,” and that was a Robert Redford movie about a CIA researcher who comes back from lunch to find all of his colleagues murdered. Connect the dots – where is the similarity?
Well, there’s one scene, and I won’t spoil it for everybody, that it is eerily reminiscent of that film. The Admiral's DaughterAnd then there’s another scene where Tony references the movie and says, “It’s like Three Days of the Condor — except I’m Faye Dunaway.”
TVLINE | How is it, as an actor, when you’re off on your own like this, apart from the other principals, for an episode?
Well you know, it does happen from time to time, with The DiNozzo. The last time was going out to Israel to track down the lovely Ziva. And over the years there’ve been a couple other instances… like when I was handcuffed to Frank Whaley for the whole episode. But I always enjoy going out on a bit of a walkabout. And then it’s always nice to come back to the big orange room and see all my friends again.
TVLINE | In “The Admiral’s Daughter,” is Tony in action hero mode? Is there some derring-do?
I would say there is a degree of it. Maybe not as much as I would have liked, but at this point [in the season], also, I am tired. So it was nice to not have to run, and jump, and do too much of that. But this summer, actually, I am going to start training to do a triathlon in the fall. So maybe there’ll be a more physical DiNozzo in Season 12!
TVLINE | Tell me a bit about the May 13 season finale, which in large part pays tribute to the late Ralph Waite and his character, Jackson Gibbs. It sounds pretty damn emotional.
We were out at a cemetery and Ralph Waite’s cast chair was put out under a tree, and I think it gave everyone a moment to reflect on Ralph. And not just reflect on his wonderful contribution to our home at NCIS, but to his remarkable career and life. I had some great personal talks with Ralph over the years that I treasure. He will be missed and I’m very honored to be part of this show and this group of people that would make such a nice send-off, to a guy who really deserves it.
TVLINE | I come from a very large family, and my father happened to look a bit like Ralph Waite, so I of course grew up watching The Waltons. This guy was a part of my childhood.
He had a great sense of fun and he was a very determined, professional performer. And never ever did I get the sense that he wasn’t one hundred percent connected to the material and thrilled to be working. We had a series of episodes this winter — we shot the Robert Wagner episode, we had done a Ralph Waite episode, and then I was working with Keith Carradine, who in that episode turns out to have a son that he was unaware of – and after Ralph passed, I immediately went to the airport, got on a plane and flew down to Jamaica to see my dad, because I hadn’t seen him in nine months or so. Working on television, it’s very difficult to see family. Unless they live in Southern California, which mine does not, it’s pretty isolating. So, it was kind of as if Ralph gave me a nice moment with my own father.
TVLINE | Within the episode, what role do Tony and the others play in Gibbs’ grieving process?
Of course, this being NCIS, it’s tricky because there is a case — and Vance doesn’t want Gibbs, in his current state, to be dealing with the case. So, he puts DiNozzo in charge, and you know how that always ends up. That lasts about one act. [Laughs] Always a bridesmaid, Tony DiNozzo. Will he ever be the bride? I don’t know.
TVLINE | I understand Page Not Foundthat this season you’ve really been enjoying the stuff with Sean Murray, with DiNozzo/McGee.
Sean and just had lunch and watched [last week's] episode, which I think is one of the great episodes of our season. [Director] Dennis Smith did a terrific job. Again, he always just makes these great, great shows. It’s fun and light, but also deep and moving and impactful. It’s what NCIS does best, that balance of making you feel good and warming your heart but also making you laugh out loud, hopefully a couple of times.
TVLINE | And did I read that while shooting the April 22 episode, you yourself actually gave the cleanse a try?
It lasted about six hours. I thought that would be funny. That was not funny. So yeah, no. Cleansing is not a great idea. For anybody.
TVLINE | Well, speaking of funny…. Do you still feel like people are laughing with Tony and not at him, which is a perception-slash-concern shared by a few fans out there?
I think it’s a very tricky balance for a lot of reasons. But I think that Tony, this season, has been without his foil in the way of Ziva David (played by Cote de Pablo). In some ways, that’s been good for him because he didn’t have that crutch, that go-to. He kind of had to figure some stuff out. And listen, sometimes Tony’s a hot mess! I love him, but I think the guy probably has in the last season spent a few too many days feeling sorry for himself, sitting on the couch, eating Doritos and watching reruns of It Takes a Thief – during which he probably keeps saying to himself, “Wow, Robert Wagner looks just like my father.” But what Gary Glasberg and I were discussing the other day is that the end of this season for Tony was maybe a bit of a putting to bed some of those clownish quirks, the ones that are over the top. And I think that for the most part, they have disappeared. But sometimes, like when you have to get McGee ready to be undercover as a homeless person, you go a little a little crazy with “the cat pee odor.” Sometimes Tony is not supposed to be likeable all the way. Sometimes he’s not supposed to be the hero. Because, look, if Tony could do all of the stuff — if he was balanced and quick and thinking on his feet, and great with a gun — then what’s he doing? It’s like the guy should be out running around doing his own thing.
TVLINE | Right, right.
So, I think he’s always limited by the guarantee of the sort of team dynamic. And I do see that changing. I have looked ahead … and I’m really excited to put Tony into the next phase of his being. I’m ready for whatever that is as an actor. As a character, this was the year where he kind of “met himself,” and I think we’re going to see big changes for him next fall. Enormous changes, I would think.
TVLINE | Let’s talk about this season’s Bulletproofnew addition to the team, Ellie Bishop (played by Emily Wickersham). Was it kind of a relief for you to read that this new character was married? Was a part of you like, “Whew, I’m not going to have to pull off that whole angsty, ‘Will they, won’t they’ thing all over again?”
I don’t think, actually, that it really matters if she’s married or not, in the world of the stories that we tell. And I don’t know how happily married she can possibly be, she’s always with us! I would say one of the weirdest things about the whole season is that nobody seems to have noticed that she’s attractive. And I don’t mean Tony, I mean nobody. I think they were between a rock and a hard place bringing her in, because they didn’t want her to be romantic in any way with anyone, yet they hired a beautiful woman. I think the producers and writers and actors, we’ve all been working to figure out, “How does the Bishop character work best?”
TVLINE | I know you keep in touch with Cote. Did you give her any “playful guff” last summer when the rest of you were left to field all these questions about what was going on?
Gosh, no. I had a great conversation with Cotes before she went off to do The 33, the miner movie. And I’m looking forward to seeing her in the next few days, now that we’re wrapped and I actually have my life back. I’m going on a nice, long walk with her and catching up.NCIS Cote is an artist and is a really talented actor, and I am excited to see what her journey has been like. It’s hard when you’re in production. I mean, can barely make time to talk to Matt Mitovich, let alone somebody who is five time zones away.
TVLINE | You talked about your hopes for Season 12, for Tony and the “next phase of his being.” Would you like to see him eventually have another serious love interest, or would you rather leave people to believe that he’s carrying a torch and waiting for Ziva? What do you think serves the character the best?
I believe that he has put Ziva in a drawer. The difficult part for him is that he said, “Come with me” and she said, “I can’t do that.” He was rebuffed, he was rejected, and the sting of that has been there for him all season. I don’t know how other people, including the viewers, see it, but that’s just how I processed it. And it was bittersweet because as Sting would say, “If you love someone, set them free.” Maybe Sting didn’t coin that, but he certainly put it to music. Tony had to let her go to follow her dream and her passion — and that didn’t include him. That’s a bitter pill to swallow, but he knows that she’s following her dream. And that couldn’t make him happier, right?
TVLINE | Right.
So, I think now what’s happening is Tony has to figure out, “Hey what’s my dream?” For DiNozzo, this is the next iteration of his thinking, which I think he’s coming around to. It’s interesting that Season 11 ends the way it does, because it reminds me of some other seasons on other shows that I’ve been on, where you’re like, “I think I see a change coming….” Again, to me, what’s really important is that the show has a classic, standard operating procedure. But sometimes you’re not recording Exile on Main Street anymore, you’re making Tattoo You. That is the evolution of everything. I’m very excited to see what we do next. The nice thing is that I think we can move forward and really come out of the box with some surprises in Season 12. And look, I love being surprised more than anybody, so I’m going to do my best, and I know everyone else is going to do their best. I think the season ends on an incredibly high note. Honoring Ralph, the fun little capers in the south of France, [last week's] episode about the homeless vets…. Those are a great three episodes of “classic NCIS.” And my promise to you is that we will make some excellent NCIS in Season 12. That’s my promise to everyone, that I’m going to raise the bar.
©
@темы: Michael Weatherly/Майкл Уэтерли, season 11/сезон 11, season 12/сезон 12, интервью
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Майкл Уэтерли близок к подписанию нового контракта на 12 и 13 сезоны. Шон Мюррей, Рокки Керолл, Полли Перетт и Дэвид МакКалум уже свои подписали.
Марк Хармон, Брайан Дитцен и Эмили Уикершем работают по другому сроку контрактов и на следующий сезон подписаны видимо.
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Марк Хармон, Брайан Дитцен и Эмили Уикершем работают по другому сроку контрактов и на следующий сезон подписаны видимо.
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@темы: Tony DiNozzo/Тони Диноззо, Abby Sciuto/Эбби Шуто, Donald "Daky" Mallard/Дональ "Даки" Маллард, Leroy Jethro Gibbs/Лерой Джетро Гиббс, промо-фото/promo-photo, фото/photo, Tim McGee/Тим МакГи, Леон Венс/Leon Vance, Jimmy Palmer/Джимми Палмер, season 11/сезон 11, Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop/Элеонор "Элли" Бишоп
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пресс-релиз 11.23NCIS - Episode 11.23 - The Admiral's Daughter - Press Release
DINOZZO IS SENT TO PARIS ON A COVERT MISSION TO BRING HOME AN ADMIRAL’S DAUGHTER, BUT AFTER ENTERING A CONTROVERSIAL CRIME SCENE HE MUST RELY ON THE NCIS TEAM’S HELP FROM AFAR, ON “NCIS,” TUESDAY, MAY 6
“The Admiral’s Daughter” – Director Vance gives DiNozzo a special assignment to bring home an Admiral’s daughter from Paris, but he must turn to his NCIS team for help after he enters a controversial crime scene, on NCIS, Tuesday, May 6 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
CHEAT TWEET: DiNozzo is in Paris on a covert mission to bring home an Admiral’s daughter on #NCIS #CBS 5/6 8pm bit.ly/1pe27PW
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
WRITTEN BY: Christopher Silber and Steven D. Binder
DIRECTED BY: James Whitmore, Jr.
пресс-релиз 11.24, конец сезонаNCIS Ep. 11x24 “Honor Thy Father” Press Release
WHILE GIBBS TRAVELS HOME FOLLOWING NEWS OF HIS FATHER’S PASSING, THE NCIS TEAM INVESTIGATES A FIRE ABOARD A U.S. NAVY SHIP, ON THE 11TH SEASON FINALE “NCIS,” TUESDAY, MAY 13
- Episode Pays Tribute to Recurring Guest Star Ralph Waite, Who Played Jackson Gibbs for the Past Six Seasons
“Honor Thy Father” – The NCIS team investigates whether a fire on a U.S. Navy ship that served as a secret detention site for indicted terrorists was accidental or an intentional diversion for an escape.
Meanwhile, Gibbs travels to his childhood home following news of his father’s passing, on the 11TH season finale of NCIS, Tuesday, May 13 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Episode honors the memory of recurring guest star Ralph Waite, who played Jackson Gibbs for the past six seasons.
CHEAT TWEET: Gibbs travels home following his father’s passing #HonorThyFather #NCIS 11th Season Finale #CBS 5/13 8pm
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
WRITTEN BY: Gary Glasberg and Gina Lucita Monreal
DIRECTED BY: Tony Wharmby
DINOZZO IS SENT TO PARIS ON A COVERT MISSION TO BRING HOME AN ADMIRAL’S DAUGHTER, BUT AFTER ENTERING A CONTROVERSIAL CRIME SCENE HE MUST RELY ON THE NCIS TEAM’S HELP FROM AFAR, ON “NCIS,” TUESDAY, MAY 6
“The Admiral’s Daughter” – Director Vance gives DiNozzo a special assignment to bring home an Admiral’s daughter from Paris, but he must turn to his NCIS team for help after he enters a controversial crime scene, on NCIS, Tuesday, May 6 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
CHEAT TWEET: DiNozzo is in Paris on a covert mission to bring home an Admiral’s daughter on #NCIS #CBS 5/6 8pm bit.ly/1pe27PW
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
WRITTEN BY: Christopher Silber and Steven D. Binder
DIRECTED BY: James Whitmore, Jr.
пресс-релиз 11.24, конец сезонаNCIS Ep. 11x24 “Honor Thy Father” Press Release
WHILE GIBBS TRAVELS HOME FOLLOWING NEWS OF HIS FATHER’S PASSING, THE NCIS TEAM INVESTIGATES A FIRE ABOARD A U.S. NAVY SHIP, ON THE 11TH SEASON FINALE “NCIS,” TUESDAY, MAY 13
- Episode Pays Tribute to Recurring Guest Star Ralph Waite, Who Played Jackson Gibbs for the Past Six Seasons
“Honor Thy Father” – The NCIS team investigates whether a fire on a U.S. Navy ship that served as a secret detention site for indicted terrorists was accidental or an intentional diversion for an escape.
Meanwhile, Gibbs travels to his childhood home following news of his father’s passing, on the 11TH season finale of NCIS, Tuesday, May 13 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Episode honors the memory of recurring guest star Ralph Waite, who played Jackson Gibbs for the past six seasons.
CHEAT TWEET: Gibbs travels home following his father’s passing #HonorThyFather #NCIS 11th Season Finale #CBS 5/13 8pm
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
WRITTEN BY: Gary Glasberg and Gina Lucita Monreal
DIRECTED BY: Tony Wharmby
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пресс-релиз 11.21NCIS Ep. 11x21 “Alleged” Press Release
THE NCIS TEAM MUST DETERMINE IF THE MURDER OF A NAVY OFFICER IS LINKED TO A RANDOM BAR FIGHT OR HIS KNOWLEDGE OF AN ATTACK ON A FELLOW FEMALE OFFICER, ON “NCIS,” TUESDAY, APRIL 15
“Alleged” – After a Navy officer is found dead on a rural road, the NCIS team must ascertain if the murder was the result of a bar fight or because he knew too much about an attack on a fellow female officer. Meanwhile, DiNozzo and McGee start a juice cleanse to purge their bodies of impurities, on NCIS, Tuesday, April 15 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
CHEAT TWEET: While investigating the mysterious death of a Navy officer, DiNozzo & McGee attempt a juice cleanse #CBS #NCIS 4/15 8pm bit.ly/OiiycH
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
GUEST CAST:
Kelli Williams (NCIS Special Agent Maureen Cabot)
Liz Holtan (Navy Ensign Holly Farrell)
Titus Makin Jr. (Navy Ensign Thomas Burke)
Andrew Lukich (Navy Commander Louis Wexler)
Mike Foy (Eddie Patch)
Adam Clark (Fred Johnson)
Justin Prentice (Navy Ensign Michael Fox)
Chastity Dotson (Former Navy Lieutenant Monica King)
Miles Gaston Villanueva (Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade John Alexander)
Scott Beehner (Milton)
Anthony Tyler Quinn (Navy Commander Clarence Daniels
Burt Grinstead (Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade William Greco)
Joseph Whipp (Old Man)
WRITTEN BY: Scott Williams
DIRECTED BY: Arvin Brown
пресс-релиз 11.22NCIS - Episode 11X22 - Shooter - Press Release
THE NCIS TEAM INVESTIGATES THE DISAPPEARANCE OF A MARINE PHOTOGRAPHER SET TO TESTIFY IN A HIGHLY PUBLICIZED AFGHANISTAN MURDER CASE, ON “NCIS,” TUESDAY, APRIL 29
“Shooter” – When a Marine photographer disappears prior to providing his testimony in an Army court-martial hearing, the NCIS team investigates both the murder he witnessed as well as his current piece on military veterans who are homeless in the D.C. area. Meanwhile, Abby tries to help a young homeless woman reconnect with her family, on NCIS, Tuesday, April 29 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
CHEAT TWEET: #NCIS searches for a missing Marine photographer & Abby reaches out to help a young homeless woman #CBS 4/29 @ 8pm ET/PT bit.ly/1iCrgL7
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
GUEST CAST:
Jeff Branson (Navy Commander Chad Hendricks)
Charlie Schlactter (Lorin Davis)
Craig Parker (Army Jag Counsel Major Richard Huggins)
Matthew Arkin (Doctor Grahm Novak)
Walter Perez (Army First Lieutenant Michael Waters)
Chloe Lanier (Emma Carter)
Dean Cameron (Building Owner)
Blake Lindsley (Belinda Carter)
David Mattey (Goliath)
John R. Colley (Christopher Ramos)
Justin Cary (Marine Staff Sergeant Martin “Shooter” Roe)
WRITTEN BY: George Schenck and Frank Cardea
DIRECTED BY: Dennis Smith
THE NCIS TEAM MUST DETERMINE IF THE MURDER OF A NAVY OFFICER IS LINKED TO A RANDOM BAR FIGHT OR HIS KNOWLEDGE OF AN ATTACK ON A FELLOW FEMALE OFFICER, ON “NCIS,” TUESDAY, APRIL 15
“Alleged” – After a Navy officer is found dead on a rural road, the NCIS team must ascertain if the murder was the result of a bar fight or because he knew too much about an attack on a fellow female officer. Meanwhile, DiNozzo and McGee start a juice cleanse to purge their bodies of impurities, on NCIS, Tuesday, April 15 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
CHEAT TWEET: While investigating the mysterious death of a Navy officer, DiNozzo & McGee attempt a juice cleanse #CBS #NCIS 4/15 8pm bit.ly/OiiycH
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
GUEST CAST:
Kelli Williams (NCIS Special Agent Maureen Cabot)
Liz Holtan (Navy Ensign Holly Farrell)
Titus Makin Jr. (Navy Ensign Thomas Burke)
Andrew Lukich (Navy Commander Louis Wexler)
Mike Foy (Eddie Patch)
Adam Clark (Fred Johnson)
Justin Prentice (Navy Ensign Michael Fox)
Chastity Dotson (Former Navy Lieutenant Monica King)
Miles Gaston Villanueva (Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade John Alexander)
Scott Beehner (Milton)
Anthony Tyler Quinn (Navy Commander Clarence Daniels
Burt Grinstead (Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade William Greco)
Joseph Whipp (Old Man)
WRITTEN BY: Scott Williams
DIRECTED BY: Arvin Brown
пресс-релиз 11.22NCIS - Episode 11X22 - Shooter - Press Release
THE NCIS TEAM INVESTIGATES THE DISAPPEARANCE OF A MARINE PHOTOGRAPHER SET TO TESTIFY IN A HIGHLY PUBLICIZED AFGHANISTAN MURDER CASE, ON “NCIS,” TUESDAY, APRIL 29
“Shooter” – When a Marine photographer disappears prior to providing his testimony in an Army court-martial hearing, the NCIS team investigates both the murder he witnessed as well as his current piece on military veterans who are homeless in the D.C. area. Meanwhile, Abby tries to help a young homeless woman reconnect with her family, on NCIS, Tuesday, April 29 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
CHEAT TWEET: #NCIS searches for a missing Marine photographer & Abby reaches out to help a young homeless woman #CBS 4/29 @ 8pm ET/PT bit.ly/1iCrgL7
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
GUEST CAST:
Jeff Branson (Navy Commander Chad Hendricks)
Charlie Schlactter (Lorin Davis)
Craig Parker (Army Jag Counsel Major Richard Huggins)
Matthew Arkin (Doctor Grahm Novak)
Walter Perez (Army First Lieutenant Michael Waters)
Chloe Lanier (Emma Carter)
Dean Cameron (Building Owner)
Blake Lindsley (Belinda Carter)
David Mattey (Goliath)
John R. Colley (Christopher Ramos)
Justin Cary (Marine Staff Sergeant Martin “Shooter” Roe)
WRITTEN BY: George Schenck and Frank Cardea
DIRECTED BY: Dennis Smith
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пресс-релиз 11.19NCIS Ep. 11x19 “Crescent City Part II” Press Release
AFTER EVIDENCE INDICATES THERE IS A COPYCAT OF THE INFAMOUS PRIVILEGED KILLER, GIBBS, BISHOP AND THE LOCAL FIELD OFFICE CHASE LEADS IN NEW ORLEANS, ON THE CONCLUSION OF A TWO-PART EPISODE OF “NCIS,” TUESDAY, APRIL 1
“Crescent City: Part II” – Gibbs and Special Agent Pride chase leads in New Orleans after evidence points to a copycat of the infamous Privileged Killer. Meanwhile, Bishop sends DiNozzo a special souvenir from the Crescent City, as DiNozzo, McGee and the FBI continue to track political connections to the case from D.C., on the conclusion of a two-part episode of NCIS, Tuesday, April 1 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Scott Bakula guest stars as Special Agent Dwayne Cassius Pride; Lucas Black guest stars as Special Agent Christopher Lasalle; Zoe McLellan guest stars as NCIS Special Agent Meredith “Merri” Brody; and CCH Pounder guest stars as Jefferson Parish Coroner Doctor Loretta Wade.
CHEAT TWEET: Gibbs & Bishop join the New Orleans field office in the hunt for a copycat serial killer #NCIS 4/1 8pm #CBS bit.ly/1fDwJ2B
SERIES REGULARS
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
GUEST CAST
Scott Bakula (NCIS Special Agent Dwayne Cassius Pride)
Lucas Black (NCIS Special Agent Christopher Lasalle)
Zoe McLellan (NCIS Special Agent Meredith “Merri” Brody)
CCH Pounder (Jefferson Parish Coroner Doctor Loretta Wade)
Joe Spano (Senior FBI Agent T.C. Fornell)
Stuart Margolin (Felix Betts)
Aaron Clifton Moten (Forensic Scientist Wendell Hobbs)
Chelcie Ross (Josef Hanlon)
Drew Waters (Spencer Hanlon)
Brit Shaw (Allison)
Jen Nikolaisen (Navy Petty Officer Carla Meade)
Nicole Pettis (Haley)
Jimmy Deshler (Teenager)
La’Jessie Smith (Lamar)
Garrett Kruithof (Maurice Drenault)
WRITTEN BY: Gary Glasberg
DIRECTED BY: Tony Wharmby
пресс-релиз 11.20NCIS - Episode 11.20 - Page Not Found - Press Release
McGEE’S GIRLFRIEND DELILAH TURNS TO THE NCIS TEAM AFTER FINDING NEW EVIDENCE IN A CONTROVERSIAL CASE HER BOSSES CLOSED, ON “NCIS,” TUESDAY, APRIL 8
Margo Harshman Guest Stars as Delilah Fielding
“Page Not Found” – After returning to her job at the Department of Defense, McGee’s girlfriend Delilah finds a break in a controversial case, prompting her to turn to the NCIS team for help. Meanwhile, McGee talks to DiNozzo about whether he should ask Delilah to move in, on NCIS, Tuesday, April 8 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Margo Harshman guest stars as Delilah Fielding, McGee’s girlfriend.
CHEAT TWEET: McGee turns to DiNozzo for relationship advice while the team works with Delilah on a case #CBS #NCIS 4/8 8pm bit.ly/1duS1iQ
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
GUEST CAST:
Margo Harshman (Delilah Fielding)
Manoel Felciano (CIA Case Officer Jim Brisco)
Richard Ruccolo (Ronald Troutman)
Donny Boaz (Navy Lieutenant Kit Jones)
Stephanie Lemelin (Melody Hanson)
Olesya Rulin (Kim Troutman)
Clayton Snyder (Sampson)
Tom Everett (CIA Head of Intelligence Kirkwood Zaysen)
Julia Cho (Ginger Uwanawich)
Michelle Anne Johnson (DOD Counterintelligence Supervisor Emma Fisher )
Erin Allin O’Reilly (Heidi Partridge)
WRITTEN BY: Christopher J. Walid
DIRECTED BY: Terrence O’Hara
AFTER EVIDENCE INDICATES THERE IS A COPYCAT OF THE INFAMOUS PRIVILEGED KILLER, GIBBS, BISHOP AND THE LOCAL FIELD OFFICE CHASE LEADS IN NEW ORLEANS, ON THE CONCLUSION OF A TWO-PART EPISODE OF “NCIS,” TUESDAY, APRIL 1
“Crescent City: Part II” – Gibbs and Special Agent Pride chase leads in New Orleans after evidence points to a copycat of the infamous Privileged Killer. Meanwhile, Bishop sends DiNozzo a special souvenir from the Crescent City, as DiNozzo, McGee and the FBI continue to track political connections to the case from D.C., on the conclusion of a two-part episode of NCIS, Tuesday, April 1 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Scott Bakula guest stars as Special Agent Dwayne Cassius Pride; Lucas Black guest stars as Special Agent Christopher Lasalle; Zoe McLellan guest stars as NCIS Special Agent Meredith “Merri” Brody; and CCH Pounder guest stars as Jefferson Parish Coroner Doctor Loretta Wade.
CHEAT TWEET: Gibbs & Bishop join the New Orleans field office in the hunt for a copycat serial killer #NCIS 4/1 8pm #CBS bit.ly/1fDwJ2B
SERIES REGULARS
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
GUEST CAST
Scott Bakula (NCIS Special Agent Dwayne Cassius Pride)
Lucas Black (NCIS Special Agent Christopher Lasalle)
Zoe McLellan (NCIS Special Agent Meredith “Merri” Brody)
CCH Pounder (Jefferson Parish Coroner Doctor Loretta Wade)
Joe Spano (Senior FBI Agent T.C. Fornell)
Stuart Margolin (Felix Betts)
Aaron Clifton Moten (Forensic Scientist Wendell Hobbs)
Chelcie Ross (Josef Hanlon)
Drew Waters (Spencer Hanlon)
Brit Shaw (Allison)
Jen Nikolaisen (Navy Petty Officer Carla Meade)
Nicole Pettis (Haley)
Jimmy Deshler (Teenager)
La’Jessie Smith (Lamar)
Garrett Kruithof (Maurice Drenault)
WRITTEN BY: Gary Glasberg
DIRECTED BY: Tony Wharmby
пресс-релиз 11.20NCIS - Episode 11.20 - Page Not Found - Press Release
McGEE’S GIRLFRIEND DELILAH TURNS TO THE NCIS TEAM AFTER FINDING NEW EVIDENCE IN A CONTROVERSIAL CASE HER BOSSES CLOSED, ON “NCIS,” TUESDAY, APRIL 8
Margo Harshman Guest Stars as Delilah Fielding
“Page Not Found” – After returning to her job at the Department of Defense, McGee’s girlfriend Delilah finds a break in a controversial case, prompting her to turn to the NCIS team for help. Meanwhile, McGee talks to DiNozzo about whether he should ask Delilah to move in, on NCIS, Tuesday, April 8 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Margo Harshman guest stars as Delilah Fielding, McGee’s girlfriend.
CHEAT TWEET: McGee turns to DiNozzo for relationship advice while the team works with Delilah on a case #CBS #NCIS 4/8 8pm bit.ly/1duS1iQ
SERIES REGULARS:
Mark Harmon (NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs)
Michael Weatherly (NCIS Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo)
David McCallum (Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard)
Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto)
Sean Murray (NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee)
Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance)
Brian Dietzen (Jimmy Palmer)
Emily Wickersham (NCIS Probationary Agent Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop)
GUEST CAST:
Margo Harshman (Delilah Fielding)
Manoel Felciano (CIA Case Officer Jim Brisco)
Richard Ruccolo (Ronald Troutman)
Donny Boaz (Navy Lieutenant Kit Jones)
Stephanie Lemelin (Melody Hanson)
Olesya Rulin (Kim Troutman)
Clayton Snyder (Sampson)
Tom Everett (CIA Head of Intelligence Kirkwood Zaysen)
Julia Cho (Ginger Uwanawich)
Michelle Anne Johnson (DOD Counterintelligence Supervisor Emma Fisher )
Erin Allin O’Reilly (Heidi Partridge)
WRITTEN BY: Christopher J. Walid
DIRECTED BY: Terrence O’Hara
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Приглашенная звезда: Келли Уилльямс из Lie to meMarch 24, 2014 10:47 AM PDT
NCIS Exclusive: Kelli Williams Cast in Important Episode About Sexual Assault in the Navy
Matt Webb Mitovich
CBS’ NCIS has enlisted TV vet Kelli Williams to guest-star in an upcoming episode that will explore the issue of sexual assault in the Navy.
“It’s a really important episode for us,” showrunner Gary Glasberg tells TVLine of the installment, which has already been filmed and is now being edited. “I’m very pleased with how it’s turning out.”
Williams — whose previous TV credits include Army Wives, Lie to Me, Men in Trees and The Practice — plays an NCIS agent in the episode, which will be the second one to follow the imminent two-week NCIS: New Orleans planted spin-off (premiering this Tuesday at 8/7c).
Want more scoop on NCIS, or for any other show? Email insideline@tvline.com and your question may be answered via Matt’s Inside Line.
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Будет ли Тони еще вести дело как лидерIt is time on NCIS for Rule 38: “Your case, your lead.” Will we see Tony DiNozzo in the lead again? –Ann
Cross your fingers, because you just might get something resembling a Tony-centric Season 11 finale. As show boss Gary Glasberg told me at TCA, “I’d really like to focus on and come up with something for the season finale that has a strong Tony element to it – in fact, we’re about to sit down and talk about that.”
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О ПалмереWhat is going on with NCIS‘ Jimmy Palmer? It seems that the show has toned down his involvement this season. –Sherry
Show boss Gary Glasberg reminds, “We’ve had this [storyline] runner that we started, about his personal life and his wanting to adopt. That’ll continue through the season,” ultimately leading to “an emotional bit of closure.”
Квартира ТониI’m curious, will we see Tony’s apartment again soon on NCIS? –Cheryl
As a matter of fact, yes – in Episode 17, Glasberg says.
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Смерть Ральфа УайтаQuestion: Is the death of Ralph Waite going to be written into NCIS and Bones? —Kevin
Ausiello: It’s TBD on both fronts, although I hear there’s a good chance Bones‘ next original episode — tentatively scheduled for March 10 — will pay tribute to the beloved actor in the form of an “in memoriam” title card.
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Exclusive: NCIS Eyeing a Season-Ending Send- Off for the Late Ralph Waite's Jackson Gibbs
February 24, 2014 11:10 AM PDT
Matt Webb Mitovich
NCIS Ralph Waite DeadCBS’ NCIS will acknowledge the passing of TV vet Ralph Waite, who recurred as Gibbs’ father Jackson, before Season 11 comes to an end, TVLine has learned.
“[Showrunner] Gary Glasberg and the writers are working on something special to address the passing of Ralph Waite in the season finale,” says a CBS spokesperson, “to honor both the memory of Ralph, as well as the character of Jackson Gibbs.”
Waite, who passed away earlier this month, had made a total of seven on-camera appearances on TV’s most watched drama, starting with the Season 6 episode “Heartland” and most recently in this past November’s “Better Angels.”
The beloved actor’s long TV resume also includes, most famously, The Waltons, as well as Murder One, Carnivàle, the miniseries Roots and recurring appearances on Fox’s Bones and NBC’s Days of Our Lives.
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NCIS Exclusive: Kelli Williams Cast in Important Episode About Sexual Assault in the Navy
Matt Webb Mitovich
CBS’ NCIS has enlisted TV vet Kelli Williams to guest-star in an upcoming episode that will explore the issue of sexual assault in the Navy.
“It’s a really important episode for us,” showrunner Gary Glasberg tells TVLine of the installment, which has already been filmed and is now being edited. “I’m very pleased with how it’s turning out.”
Williams — whose previous TV credits include Army Wives, Lie to Me, Men in Trees and The Practice — plays an NCIS agent in the episode, which will be the second one to follow the imminent two-week NCIS: New Orleans planted spin-off (premiering this Tuesday at 8/7c).
Want more scoop on NCIS, or for any other show? Email insideline@tvline.com and your question may be answered via Matt’s Inside Line.
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Будет ли Тони еще вести дело как лидерIt is time on NCIS for Rule 38: “Your case, your lead.” Will we see Tony DiNozzo in the lead again? –Ann
Cross your fingers, because you just might get something resembling a Tony-centric Season 11 finale. As show boss Gary Glasberg told me at TCA, “I’d really like to focus on and come up with something for the season finale that has a strong Tony element to it – in fact, we’re about to sit down and talk about that.”
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О ПалмереWhat is going on with NCIS‘ Jimmy Palmer? It seems that the show has toned down his involvement this season. –Sherry
Show boss Gary Glasberg reminds, “We’ve had this [storyline] runner that we started, about his personal life and his wanting to adopt. That’ll continue through the season,” ultimately leading to “an emotional bit of closure.”
Квартира ТониI’m curious, will we see Tony’s apartment again soon on NCIS? –Cheryl
As a matter of fact, yes – in Episode 17, Glasberg says.
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Смерть Ральфа УайтаQuestion: Is the death of Ralph Waite going to be written into NCIS and Bones? —Kevin
Ausiello: It’s TBD on both fronts, although I hear there’s a good chance Bones‘ next original episode — tentatively scheduled for March 10 — will pay tribute to the beloved actor in the form of an “in memoriam” title card.
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Exclusive: NCIS Eyeing a Season-Ending Send- Off for the Late Ralph Waite's Jackson Gibbs
February 24, 2014 11:10 AM PDT
Matt Webb Mitovich
NCIS Ralph Waite DeadCBS’ NCIS will acknowledge the passing of TV vet Ralph Waite, who recurred as Gibbs’ father Jackson, before Season 11 comes to an end, TVLine has learned.
“[Showrunner] Gary Glasberg and the writers are working on something special to address the passing of Ralph Waite in the season finale,” says a CBS spokesperson, “to honor both the memory of Ralph, as well as the character of Jackson Gibbs.”
Waite, who passed away earlier this month, had made a total of seven on-camera appearances on TV’s most watched drama, starting with the Season 6 episode “Heartland” and most recently in this past November’s “Better Angels.”
The beloved actor’s long TV resume also includes, most famously, The Waltons, as well as Murder One, Carnivàle, the miniseries Roots and recurring appearances on Fox’s Bones and NBC’s Days of Our Lives.
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NCIS Boss Previews the New Orleans Spin-Off Episodes, Tony's Big Trip and a New Finale Plan
Matt Webb Mitovich
NCIS New OrleansThis Tuesday at 8/7c, CBS’ NCIS kicks off a two-part trip to New Orleans, where it will introduce viewers to another team — one headed up by TV vet Scott Bakula — and hopefully pave the way for a new spin-off to premiere this fall. NCIS boss Gary Glasberg, who developed the prospective off-shoot with Mark Harmon, shared with TVLine a preview of the Big Easy adventure, as well as updated us on the status of the mothership’s Season 11 finale, which needed to shift gears in the wake of a real-life tragedy.
читать дальшеTVLINE | First, tell me the genesis of this spin-off idea. Am I right that it just started off as, “Hey, maybe we’ll set an episode in New Orleans…”?
I always sit down during hiatus and talk to Mr. Harmon about the ideas that I have for the coming season, and this started off as what was originally just going to be a sweeps two-parter. He looked at me and said, “We should do this as a spinoff,” and next thing I knew we were going in with a very colorful pitch that involved music and imagery and all kinds of stuff, and people got excited, and here we are.
TVLINE | When you talk about the music and imagery — and in the promos we see Bakula doing some form of an accent — is there a fine line to toe, between giving the episodes a distinct flavor and possibly brushing up against what some people might feel is parody?
I hope it doesn’t feel like parody. At the end of the day, the city of New Orleans is a huge part of what drew us to the idea and why we wanted to do it in the first place. We want to treat New Orleans like a character, and that was why we wanted to shoot on actual locations, and in the French Quarter, and really make an effort to depict it as best we could.
TVLINE | So if it goes to series, where are you going to film it?
You know, I’m not sure yet. It really comes down to the network and the studio and business, and there are lots and lots of influences. But I feel like no matter what, you have to spend a certain amount of time [filming] down there in order to make it work, in order to continue to inject the color and the flavor that we’re trying to capture in the story.
TVLINE | Now, who on Gibbs’ team Crescent Cityalready knows Bakula’s Agent Dwayne Cassius Pride?
It’s suggested that there’s a really strong tie that goes all the way back to Mike Franks. Gibbs and Pride were probies under Franks and a group of other agents — they were referred to as the Fed 5 — and this Agent McLane, who had become a Congressman since, ends up getting killed, and that’s the genesis of the story.
TVLINE | Who all goes on the field trip, who doesn’t and why?
A tremendous portion of this story happens in Washington, so I needed really significant anchors in both places. So Tony and McGee and Fornell and Vance hold down the fort in Washington, while Gibbs pulls Bishop along [to New Orleans].
TVLINE | What’s the bullet on the members of Pride’s team — Agents Christopher Lasalle and “Merri” Brody, and Dr. Loretta Wade?
Lasalle, played by Lucas Black, in my mind is kind of “Alabama’s Steve McQueen.” He handles himself with a fantastic degree of calm and ease, he’s terrific with the action Crescent Cityand he’s a lot of fun. Brody, played by Zoe McLellan (JAG), is confident and cool and direct and strong. CCH Pounder (The Shield) is just a natural [as Wade]. She comes onscreen and you listen to every word she says. And then to have Scott Bakula as Pride, with his appeal and warmth and fun…. I couldn’t honestly have asked for much more in terms of a group.
TVLINE | How would you say Pride differs from Gibbs?
Oh, they’re incredibly different. Pride doesn’t hide his feelings in any way. There’s no wall going on there in terms of what he’s thinking, what he wants to do. It’s all very much on the surface, and there’s an accessibility and a fun to him that Gibbs doesn’t show. So although, in theory, the characters kind of grew up at the same time, they’re very, very different people. Also, Pride is married and trying to work out some issues with his wife (Person of Interest‘s Paige Turco), which is very real in the world of NCIS.
TVLINE | Now looking ahead to May, how is the season finale shaping up? Last time we spoke, you thought it might be Tony-centric-ish. But then Ralph Waite passed….
You know what, the penultimate episode is a fantastic story for Tony that actually sends him to France, and we’re really excited about that. It’s sort of a Three Days of the Condor story that is action-packed and fun with lots of twists and turns. And that leads us into the finale, which I’m co-writing with Gina Monreal, and although it has a significant crime story happening, that honestly turns out to be our homage to Ralph Waite, to Jackson Gibbs. Mark has been talking about it and invested in it since the day we got the news, and it’s important to us to give Ralph Waite the farewell he deserves.
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О NOLA и сник-пик
First NCIS came to Los Angeles, and now it’s got its sights set on the Big Easy, New Orleans.
Scott Bakula, star of Men Of A Certain Age and Quantum Leap, is teaming up with Leroy Jethro Gibbs, Anthony DiNozzo and the whole NCIS crew for a special episode of the hit crime procedural, which is actually a two-part lead up to a brand new NCIS spin off!
Bakula plays Special Agent Pride, a longtime friend of Special Agent Gibbs (Mark Harmon). The two colleagues and friends are reunited for an investigation into a Congressman’s murder that prompts a joint investigation between the field offices.
Pride’s jurisdiction covers Texas, Mississippi, Florida, and Louisiana. New Orleans’ bright lights and fun atmosphere are a magnet for drunken debauchery among military personal on leave, which can lead to a whole host of problems.
In this sneak peek at the upcoming NCIS spin-off, we get a better look at Agent Pride, and his team, including his right-hand man played by Lucas Black, his medical examiner, played by CCH Pounder, and Special Agent Brody, played by Zoe McLellan.
Part one of this two-part NCIS episode airs Tuesday, March 25 at 8 p.m. on CBS.
NCIS Boss Previews the New Orleans Spin-Off Episodes, Tony's Big Trip and a New Finale Plan
Matt Webb Mitovich
NCIS New OrleansThis Tuesday at 8/7c, CBS’ NCIS kicks off a two-part trip to New Orleans, where it will introduce viewers to another team — one headed up by TV vet Scott Bakula — and hopefully pave the way for a new spin-off to premiere this fall. NCIS boss Gary Glasberg, who developed the prospective off-shoot with Mark Harmon, shared with TVLine a preview of the Big Easy adventure, as well as updated us on the status of the mothership’s Season 11 finale, which needed to shift gears in the wake of a real-life tragedy.
читать дальшеTVLINE | First, tell me the genesis of this spin-off idea. Am I right that it just started off as, “Hey, maybe we’ll set an episode in New Orleans…”?
I always sit down during hiatus and talk to Mr. Harmon about the ideas that I have for the coming season, and this started off as what was originally just going to be a sweeps two-parter. He looked at me and said, “We should do this as a spinoff,” and next thing I knew we were going in with a very colorful pitch that involved music and imagery and all kinds of stuff, and people got excited, and here we are.
TVLINE | When you talk about the music and imagery — and in the promos we see Bakula doing some form of an accent — is there a fine line to toe, between giving the episodes a distinct flavor and possibly brushing up against what some people might feel is parody?
I hope it doesn’t feel like parody. At the end of the day, the city of New Orleans is a huge part of what drew us to the idea and why we wanted to do it in the first place. We want to treat New Orleans like a character, and that was why we wanted to shoot on actual locations, and in the French Quarter, and really make an effort to depict it as best we could.
TVLINE | So if it goes to series, where are you going to film it?
You know, I’m not sure yet. It really comes down to the network and the studio and business, and there are lots and lots of influences. But I feel like no matter what, you have to spend a certain amount of time [filming] down there in order to make it work, in order to continue to inject the color and the flavor that we’re trying to capture in the story.
TVLINE | Now, who on Gibbs’ team Crescent Cityalready knows Bakula’s Agent Dwayne Cassius Pride?
It’s suggested that there’s a really strong tie that goes all the way back to Mike Franks. Gibbs and Pride were probies under Franks and a group of other agents — they were referred to as the Fed 5 — and this Agent McLane, who had become a Congressman since, ends up getting killed, and that’s the genesis of the story.
TVLINE | Who all goes on the field trip, who doesn’t and why?
A tremendous portion of this story happens in Washington, so I needed really significant anchors in both places. So Tony and McGee and Fornell and Vance hold down the fort in Washington, while Gibbs pulls Bishop along [to New Orleans].
TVLINE | What’s the bullet on the members of Pride’s team — Agents Christopher Lasalle and “Merri” Brody, and Dr. Loretta Wade?
Lasalle, played by Lucas Black, in my mind is kind of “Alabama’s Steve McQueen.” He handles himself with a fantastic degree of calm and ease, he’s terrific with the action Crescent Cityand he’s a lot of fun. Brody, played by Zoe McLellan (JAG), is confident and cool and direct and strong. CCH Pounder (The Shield) is just a natural [as Wade]. She comes onscreen and you listen to every word she says. And then to have Scott Bakula as Pride, with his appeal and warmth and fun…. I couldn’t honestly have asked for much more in terms of a group.
TVLINE | How would you say Pride differs from Gibbs?
Oh, they’re incredibly different. Pride doesn’t hide his feelings in any way. There’s no wall going on there in terms of what he’s thinking, what he wants to do. It’s all very much on the surface, and there’s an accessibility and a fun to him that Gibbs doesn’t show. So although, in theory, the characters kind of grew up at the same time, they’re very, very different people. Also, Pride is married and trying to work out some issues with his wife (Person of Interest‘s Paige Turco), which is very real in the world of NCIS.
TVLINE | Now looking ahead to May, how is the season finale shaping up? Last time we spoke, you thought it might be Tony-centric-ish. But then Ralph Waite passed….
You know what, the penultimate episode is a fantastic story for Tony that actually sends him to France, and we’re really excited about that. It’s sort of a Three Days of the Condor story that is action-packed and fun with lots of twists and turns. And that leads us into the finale, which I’m co-writing with Gina Monreal, and although it has a significant crime story happening, that honestly turns out to be our homage to Ralph Waite, to Jackson Gibbs. Mark has been talking about it and invested in it since the day we got the news, and it’s important to us to give Ralph Waite the farewell he deserves.
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О NOLA и сник-пик
First NCIS came to Los Angeles, and now it’s got its sights set on the Big Easy, New Orleans.
Scott Bakula, star of Men Of A Certain Age and Quantum Leap, is teaming up with Leroy Jethro Gibbs, Anthony DiNozzo and the whole NCIS crew for a special episode of the hit crime procedural, which is actually a two-part lead up to a brand new NCIS spin off!
Bakula plays Special Agent Pride, a longtime friend of Special Agent Gibbs (Mark Harmon). The two colleagues and friends are reunited for an investigation into a Congressman’s murder that prompts a joint investigation between the field offices.
Pride’s jurisdiction covers Texas, Mississippi, Florida, and Louisiana. New Orleans’ bright lights and fun atmosphere are a magnet for drunken debauchery among military personal on leave, which can lead to a whole host of problems.
In this sneak peek at the upcoming NCIS spin-off, we get a better look at Agent Pride, and his team, including his right-hand man played by Lucas Black, his medical examiner, played by CCH Pounder, and Special Agent Brody, played by Zoe McLellan.
Part one of this two-part NCIS episode airs Tuesday, March 25 at 8 p.m. on CBS.
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