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The former “NCIS” star Lucas Black is speaking out to reveal why he puts God and family ahead of success in Hollywood.
After many years on television, the shows “NCIS” and “Blue Bloods” are still dominating the ratings in a big way.
Actress Pauley Perrette, best known for starring on “NCIS,” has revealed that she ‘cheated death’ after suffering a “massive stroke.”
Mark Harmon has finally broken his silence one year after he left the CBS drama “NCIS” following 19 seasons.
The set of the beloved CBS television show “NCIS” has been hit with a mysterious illness that is plaguing the cast and crew.
Mark Harmon is leaving “NCIS” after 18 years, although he will be remaining on the program as an executive producer.
Former “NCIS” star Pauley Perrette just slammed Mark Harmon and CBS after the showrunner for “MaGyver” was fired for abusive behavior on set.
Fans of the long-running CBS television show have rushed to Harmon's defense, saying that Perrette has a long history of lying.
Pauley Perrette revealed that she will never come back to the series because she is “terrified” of costar Mark Harmon, who allegedly assaulted her.
There have been plenty of rumors about Mark Harmon’s health and his future on the hit CBS show NCIS. With Pauley Perrette announcing her departure from the
Pauley Perrette has been on NCIS for 15 seasons, but this will be the final year for her character Abby Sciuto. She addressed the rumors head-on.
The 15th season of NCIS will premiere on September 26. While fans have a little longer to wait, some spoilers are being leaked that prove this season
Season 9 of NCIS: Los Angeles is going to have a lot of changes. The biggest one involves the engagement of Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen) and Kensi
Inquisitr is reporting that Mark Harmon is possibly leaving NCIS after Season 15. Harmon’s character Jethro Leroy Gibbs is a central figure to the story