“NCIS: Origins” is a change of rhythm for the long -term procedural franchise of CBS. As demonstrated by programs like the Canceled “NCIS: New Orleans” and the “Short -term ncis: Hawaii”, “ The saga previously established its spin-offs these days, but has changed the locations, leaving the door open to exciting crossings. “Origins”, on the other hand, returns in the 1990s and focuses on the naval investigation service (which was then restructured as a naval criminal investigation service) at a time when some familiar characters were still rising in the ranks – and dealing with a serious personal drama outside of work.
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The prequel aspect of the program allows “NCIS: Origins” to answer certain long -standing questions that fans of the property have been wondering for years, such as What has really happened to the woman and the daughter of Leroy Jethro Gibbs before “NCIS” And why he found some of his famous rules. Otherwise, “NCIS: Origins” is a matter as usual, each episode focusing around a criminal case that is resolved by a group of talented agents. In this spirit, let’s look at all the main characters who are responsible for catching the bad guys.
The familiar characters who appear in origins
“NCIS: Origins” presents several younger versions of characters who have honored the franchise over the years, the most notable being Leroy Jethro Gibbs. Mark Harmon is the narrator and appears to be the current Gibbs for a few scenes from season 1, but Austin Stowell depicts the agent in the 1990s. His old man, Jackson Gibbs (Robert Taylor), also appears on “NCIS: Origins”, mainly to worry about the mental health of his son after the death of his wife and daughter.
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Elsewhere, Kyle Schmid plays the mentor without frills of Gibbs, Mustache-Rockin ‘Mike Franks, the character Muse Watson came to life in the main series “NCIS” all these years ago. His partner, Vera Strickland (Diany Rodriguez), also has a significant role in prequel despite having appeared that in a single episode of “NCIS” in season 11.
FBI agent Tobias Fornell, a recurring character described by Joe Spano, is completed by the group of familiar faces, a recurring character described by Joe Spano on “NCIS”. In season 1 of “Origins”, Lucas Dixon plays a younger version of the agent, and his inclusion allows the property to eliminate certain major intrigue holes on his relationship and Gibbs.
NCIS: Origins presents new characters in the Canon
Lala Dominguez (Mariel Molino) is undoubtedly the most interesting addition to the new characters in the Canon. She is the partner of Leroy Jethro Gibbs and her potential love interest, because the series establishes that there is a certain chemistry between them. LALA also has one of the most emotional arcs of season 1, because it is forced to face everything, from sexism to workplace with relationship problems.
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“NCIS: Origins” also presents Mary Jo (Tyla Abercumbie), the agency’s self -proclaimed main secretary. She is one of the most respected people in the office, because the agents can count on her to get support whenever they need her, but she is not afraid of being brutally honest with them. Gail Price (Marisa Baram) also serves as a secretary of the NIS.
Meanwhile, Randy Randolf (Caleb Fote) is agent Golden Boy du Nis, while JJ Henneberry (Aaron Wilton) and Carl Loughlin (Matthew Henerson) also operate on the ground. The agents also respond to Cliff Wheeler (Patrick Fischler), who is the big boss of the office. The other members of the whole include Tish Kwa’la (Tonantzin Carmelo), who has a romantic story with Mike Franks and Woody Browne (Bobby Moynihan), the guy in Nis Office legislation. In addition, Woody often works alongside Philip Elertson (Ely Henry), specializing in chemicals.
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Of course, no nis agency would be complete without a twin and professional evidence. The chief medical examiner Témet Téngalkat (Julian Black Antelope) and Lenora Friedman (Lori Petty), an assistant in the same field, take care of the old tasks. Meanwhile, proofs Richard Kowalski (Michael Harney) and Herm Daniels (Daniel Bellomy) are in charge of record holding. Overall, “NCIS: Origins” has a solid team of professionals, who bring all their own whims and personalities to history, and they will probably be joined by other regulars of season 2.
