NCIS' Ziva star told herself 'Don't have a panic attack' as she faced return challenge

NCIS' Ziva David actress Cote de Pablo confessed what made her most nervous about reprising her iconic role on NCIS. NCIS will soon be marking a major milestone as it returns for its 20th anniversary season. Actress Cote de Pablo was the first of the original team to make her exit in 2014, acting as a catalyst for the huge shake-up in cast that was to take place over the next few years. She made her comeback just a few years later at the end of season 16 and the beginning of the following series. NCIS fans were stunned when in season 13's Family First, it was thought that Ziva David (played by Cote de Pablo) had been killed in a mortar attack. Fortunately, it came out that this wasn't actually the case as de Pablo returned as Ziva who faked her own death to protect her loved ones from dangerous people Fans were both shocked and thrilled by her unexpected comeback to NCIS and delighted when she headed off to Paris to be with Agent Tony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly) and their daughter Tali. During the time she did spend back on the set of NCIS, de Pablo found one element a lot more difficult than she remembered.

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