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The cast of NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles and NCIS: Hawai'i participate in a panel for The NCIS Universe at PaleyFest L.A. at the Dolby Theater April 10, 2022. Pictured: Medalion Rahimi, Caleb Castille, Eric Christian Olsen, Gerald McRaney, LL COOL J, Chris O'Donnell and Daniela Ruah. Photo: Francis Specker/CBS ©2022 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy of Francis Specker/CBS In the wake of being told on Friday afternoon that NCIS: Los Angeles would end its run after this season, cast members of the high-octane CBS drama have one by one weighed in on the news. Perhaps Eric Christian Olsen, who joined the NCIS spinoff as recurring during Season 1 (and became a series regular the following year), summed it up best. “What a spectacular journey we all shared,” he wrote, alongside a stunning BTS photo of his Marty Deeks in silhouette. As reported by TVLine on Friday, NCIS: LA will be ending its run at the end of this season, its 14th, with the series finale ai

Will 2023 be the year that NCIS fans get to see Tony and Ziva on their screens again, together? Michael Weatherly certainly provided grist for that long-standing mill, with a teasey New Year’s Day tweet. Weatherly had posted a reflective video about the year gone by and year ahead, and like clockwork an NCIS fan countered with their own New Year’s wish, to see Tony and Ziva “reuniting.” Weatherly, who last appeared on NCIS in May 2016, in the Season 13 finale, replied back, “Stay tuned… for this might be an interesting year for such ‘moments’!” In Weatherly‘s final NCIS episode, Special Agent Tony DiNozzo followed his heart, and then his head, setting the stage for the original cast member’s exit. Upon hearing about a bombing of the David family farmhouse in Israel, Tony made tracks for the airport, but Abby and McGee intercepted him to relay the very bad news that Ziva died in said attack. Tony’s furor that followed was interrupted by his introduction to Tali, a

NCIS fans everywhere are rejoicing now that Cote de Pablo is back as Ziva David. Ever since de Pablo left the series back in 2013, some fans felt the show wasn’t the same. The actress called the NCIS set home for eight years, but she still had the jitters when it was time for her to make her return. Here’s why de Pablo said she was nervous about coming back to NCIS. Cote de Pablo was surprised by Mark Harmon De Pablo took time to speak with the NCIS producers so things could be finalized for her return as Ziva. In her interview with BUILD series, de Pablo said she wasn’t expecting to see Mark Harmon when she came back for the meeting because it was a weekday during work hours. However, she was treated to a big surprise when she unexpectedly bumped into her co-star: Ray Liotta had a 'natural and nonviolent' death I remember the first time I saw him, it was a secret meeting with the producers before we even shot that scene [for the season 16 finale]. And I

Amazingly, Cote de Pablo hasn’t again become a household name with all the recent buzz about her. During the past six years, she has attempted to pursue an acting career, but it hasn’t exactly taken off. She may finally get the attention she deserves as an actor thanks to her recent appearance on NCIS and the potential return in the next season. In addition to her job, de Pablo has a large following that is curious about her personal life. Most people assume she has been married for a very long time because of her supermodel beauty and captivating acting ability. You would be mistaken in that assumption, however. However, she did have a sustained romance with an Ecuadorian actor. Cote De Pablo Has Spent Years Concentrating On Her Profession. De Pablo may have grasped the consequences of getting married for her job before entering a relationship too quickly. She studied in Chile, which is where her career started, as some of you undoubtedly already know. Her first goal was to purs

Cote de Pablo starred in the premiere episode of Season 3 of "NCIS" and left in Season 11. Being a private person, she initially did not reveal why she left the show except that it was personal. Even though fans were rooting for a relationship between her and her onscreen partner Tony Dinozzo played by Michael Weatherly, Cote de Pablo was in a long-term relationship. The actress, who was happy in love with her partner who starred in "The Young and the Restless," credited him for being the worst influence in her life. After studying music theater, the Chile-born Miami-raised actress graduated in 2000 from Carnegie Mellon University. However, she did not move to Miami until she was ten, and that was when she learned to speak English. While at the university, she appeared in several theater productions. In 2001, she appeared on the New York City Public Theater stage before moving onto roles on the small screen. While in the United States, her pa

NCIS is one of those shows that seems to have always been on television. The procedural drama and its various spin-off series have been entertaining fans for nearly two decades now, and throughout that time we’ve seen plenty of different characters come and go. If you’ve been an avid watcher for years, you’ll remember Ziva David, a character who was on the show for nearly fifteen years. Played by Cote de Pablo, Ziva was a series regular until season 11, but has since returned for a few guest episodes, most recently in 2020. But who was Ziva on NCIS? Who was Ziva on NCIS? Ziva David was an Israeli citizen and specialist Mossad agent who was also the daughter of the director of the Israeli spy agency. Her first appearance was in season three, replacing Caitlin “Kate” Todd, who was murdered by Ziva’s half-brother Ari in the second season’s finale. Ziva was originally assigned as a liaison officer to NCIS thanks to an arrangement between her father and NCIS director Jenny Shepar

One time when Cote de Pablo absolutely caught the audience off guard. When it comes to television shows, unexpected surprises are always welcomed by fans. How many surprises can you remember from NCIS? Definitely a few, at least. Today we're going to talk about one huge surprise that Ziva totally dropped on viewers. A Reddit user noticed something pretty cool in the first episode of season 6 of NCIS. It starts with Ziva singing her heart out, and she's totally nailing it. In this scene, she sings Temptation by Diana Krall. The fan couldn't help but point out how awesome she sounded. As it turns out, Cote de Pablo is not only a great actress, but also a talented singer. For years, viewers had known Cote de Pablo as an actress who brought immense depth and strength to the character of Ziva. However, her surprise singing performance showcased a whole new facet of her abilities, leaving fans in awe. In 2005, Cote de Pablo was about to take part in a musical stage

Cote de Pablo starred in the premiere episode of Season 3 of "NCIS" and left in Season 11. Being a private person, she initially did not reveal why she left the show except that it was personal. Even though fans were rooting for a relationship between her and her onscreen partner Tony Dinozzo played by Michael Weatherly, Cote de Pablo was in a long-term relationship. The actress, who was happy in love with her partner who starred in "The Young and the Restless," credited him for being the worst influence in her life. After studying music theater, the Chile-born Miami-raised actress graduated in 2000 from Carnegie Mellon University. However, she did not move to Miami until she was ten, and that was when she learned to speak English. While at the university, she appeared in several theater productions. In 2001, she appeared on the New York City Public Theater stage before moving onto roles on the small screen. While in the United States, her

Next week's big 200th episode of NCIS puts an It’s a Wonderful Life spin on TV’s #1 drama. More specifically, "Life Before His Eyes" is based on the 1998 film Sliding Doors. Whatever parallels you want to make, it's going to be out of this world ... in the literal sense. We're talking alternate realities. Fans are used to single NCIS agents Tony (Michael Weatherly) and Ziva (Cote de Pablo) on the same side of the table and exchanging wisecracks and quasi-flirty remarks. Well, that won't happen Tuesday. Here's a shot of married (!) Tony interrogating a handcuffed Ziva, who’s still with Mossad: “The interrogation is as if they hadn’t met” six seasons ago, says showrunner Gary Glasberg, who says the scenario is meant to explore how never meeting her “would've affected Tony in his world and Ziva in her world.” The scene is part of the fallout of a situation NCIS leading man Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon) experiences, which makes him wo

While it wasn't initially disclosed why Cote de Pablo left NCIS, the controversial reason for her exit soon emerged. In the same vein as other forensic procedurals, but with an armed forces spin that added a lot more spice to the mix, NCIS has been a huge hit ever since it first debuted in 2003. While the show was a spin-off from Jag, it has since grown into a broad franchise of its own. With a whopping 20 seasons now behind it, the original show also has three spin-offs and a possible fourth on its way with NCIS: Sydney. It's been impressive and entertaining all this time, finding ways to mix intricate plotlines with an amazing ensemble cast of characters who all have distinct skills, traits, and backstories. Already doing well before that, by Season 3, a new character was introduced — one that would go on to become a firm favorite among many fans. Although she's Chilean-American, Cote de Pablo earned herself instant fame as she became a hit on the show playing Z