NCIS has been one of the monuments of television fiction for over twenty years. The series, which was released in the United States on CBS in 2003, is still a huge success around the world and has spawned many spin-offs. But did you know that Saga’s story was supposed to be very different from the start?
The flow of “NCIS” changed in its debut
While Torres and Jessica Knight may become a couple in season 22, it’s Mark Harmon, Gibbs’ unforgettable interpreter throughout the franchise, who is exposing the specialized media. The Hollywood Reporter. After leaving the franchise a few years ago, he still dabbles behind the scenes, most notably in NCIS: Origins, which chronicles his character’s youth.
He recalls in this interview: “When I joined the show, I was told that every episode would be based on real events. But pretty soon we found ourselves investigating a different murder every week, because that’s how it usually works on television.“
“That wasn’t exactly what I had in mind.”
Mark Harmon then recalls:I’m thrilled that NCIS has been such a success. At first we were working 22 hour days, so it wasn’t exactly what I had in mind. A lot has changed in our first three or four years. People don’t realize that the show didn’t take off right away.“
Currently, the star is no longer starring in NCIS. On the other hand, he is involved in the production of NCIS: Origins, as mentioned above. It is he who does the voice that we hear in the episodes that tell about the exploits of Gibbs (played here by Austin Stowell) when he joined the elite team of special agents in the 1990s.
Source: Allocine
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