Curious World Staff
In a stunning change of events, Mark Harmon leaves NCIS after playing Leroy Jethro Gibbs for two decades. The 71-year-old actor’s retirement signals the end of an era for the popular police drama.
During the 19th season, Gibbs opts to stay in Alaska while the rest of the team returns to duty. Harmon clarifies that Gibbs hasn’t retired but has chosen a different path.
Sean Murray takes up the role of McGee, replacing Harmon in the credits for the season finale. This adjustment elicits varied emotions from viewers, indicating a substantial shift in the show’s dynamics.
Harmon expresses gratitude for the role, hinting at a possible return but leaving the door open for future surprises. His absence from Season 20’s opening titles indicates a definitive hiatus. Fans take to social media to share their sentiments, embracing the new direction while feeling a void without Harmon’s presence.
As the NCIS story progresses, viewers wait with bated breath, keeping the suspense alive in the world of the Naval Cr1minal Investigative Service. Stay tuned for more information on this developing story.
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I will not watch NCIS UNTILL GIBBS TETURNS
Mark Harmon.needs to be on N.C.I.S.he made the show👍
I’ve stopped watching the show. It’s lost to many of the original cast and the replacements just don’t cut it
Harmon made the show, without him it’s not worth watching anymore, and without Ziva and Dinozzo, and Abby, it’s not the same. NCIS has gone bye-bye and after changing characters in NCIS New Orleans that too is bye-bye.