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2010 NCIS "Rule 51" Season Finale Provides Closure

The 2010 NCIS season finale provided a nice end to the seventh season. The 2010 NCIS season finale might not be considered ground-breaking by any means, but there were several new story arcs that could really add interesting sub-plots to the eighth season of the show. There are going to be a few spoilers from the seventh season finale ahead, so be prepared for that if you want to keep on reading news about one of the more intriguing episodes.

Heading into the 2010 NCIS season finale, there had been a number of rumors that a major character was going to die, and when contract talks stalled between some of the stars and producers, it seemed like fuel to that rumor. Well let's put your mind at ease and reveal that no major character lost their life in the NCIS season finale. A supporting character did die in the form of Colonel Merton Bell (played by Robert Patrick), but that was a death that many fans might have cheered due to his nefarious existence on the show.

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Michael Weatherly Wants a Musical Episode for 'NCIS'

Michael Weatherly has launched a campaign to persuade U.S. TV bosses to let him show off his singing skills in a musical episode of hit crime series "NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service". Weatherly, who plays Agent Tony DiNozzo opposite actor Mark Harmon on the series, showcased his musical talents on the "NCIS" soundtrack, and now he's dreaming up plans for the detective pair to sing and dance on the program. 

He tells the New York Post, "If there's a crime show that can get away with it, we're on it... Mark Harmon has done some cowboy singing in the past." But Weatherly admits convincing TV bosses to sign off on the idea has been a challenge: "We have talked about it... there are certain people that think that it would be a disaster."

Michael Weatherly recently told TV Guide about his return to "NCIS", saying "I'm very excited to come back. I have the best job on television and the best character. I have an extremely talented team of folks that I've been working with for a long time who are in negotiations. It's ongoing, but I'm extremely positive." 

Source: AceShowBiz — May 5, 2010 8:23 AM

VIDEO: Mark Harmon, Team Player — Jethro Gibbs on NCIS

 
Mark Harmon is not Leroy Jethro Gibbs. — But he is a team player. 

Mark Harmon sat down with PBS syndicated talk show host Tavis Smiley to discuss NCIS. He talked about the show being a team effort.

 

Harmon isn't like Gibbs. He doesn't have the sharp edge. He isn't closed preferring to play his cards close to his vest. He's open and instantly likeable. He doesn't dole out head slaps.

Tavis asks Harmon how the show has lasted for seven seasons against American Idol. (See Video Below)

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NCIS: Gibbs' Rules — 51 Rules, Including Rule #44 & Rule #51

 

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THE COMPLETE LIST: Leroy Jethro Gibbs has rules that he enforces with everyone on his team, in 3x05 "Switch" he told Ziva that there are approximately fifty rules. However, not all of the rules have been revealed. Here are the rules that have been revealed so far:

Rule #1: Never let suspects stay together.
              (Franks) 1x01 'Yankee White'
Rule #1: Never screw over your partner. 4x14 'Blowback'

Rule #2: Always wear gloves at a crime scene.
              (Franks) 1x01 'Yankee White'

Rule #3: Don't believe what you're told. Double check.
              (Franks) 1x01 'Yankee White'
Rule #3: Never be unreachable. 3x13 'Deception'

Rule #4: The best way to keep a secret? Keep it to yourself.Second best? Tell one other person - if you must.There is no third best. 4x11 'Blowback'

NCIS: Los Angeles - 'Callen, G' Full Episode — 05/25/10

Callen races against a ruthless adversary to locate a woman who knows the whereabouts of a forgotten fortune earmarked to fund a new war in the Middle East - on the first season finale of NCIS: LOS ANGELES, Tuesday, May 25

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NCIS Rule #51 — 'Rule Fifty-One' Preview — 05/25/10

Gibbs heads to Mexico to face his demons and make a startling dicision on the Season Finale episode of NCIS. CBS — Tuesday May 25th — 8pm ET/PT.

Rule 51: What’s in store for ‘NCIS’ and ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’

Rocky roads ahead...

What’s in store for ‘NCIS’ and ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’

Source: TV Guide — By Melissa Hank, May 25 2010

It’s been an edge-of-your-seat kind of year for fans of NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles, and from the way the past few episodes have panned out, we might just end up on the floor come the season finales.

NCIS began the season with the team rescuing Ziva (Cote de Pablo) from danger in North Africa, and last week we saw Gibbs (Mark Harmon) in danger in Mexico, as someone set out to unearth his past – likely someone avenging the death of Pedro Hernandez, whom Gibbs killed years earlier after Pedro murdered his wife and daughter.

Over on the spinoff NCIS: Los Angeles, the backdoor pilots saw Special Agent G. Callen (Chris O'Donnell) being mysteriously shot, and last week we were reintroduced to his murky past, as someone revealed they knew far more about G than even NCIS and G knew.

NCIS Los Angeles Review: One Hot New Show

Source: Poptimal — by Allison Toner, May 25 2010

If you’re not watching NCIS Los Angeles, you’re missing out.NCIS LA, the spin off of NCIS (Naval Criminal Investigative Service) has become a huge hit even though it’s in its first season. This new CBS show stands on its own—you don’t have to be a fan of the original NCIS to enjoy this action packed show. You’ll tune in to see great looking actors, likeable characters, strong writing featuring sarcastic and witty dialogue, the backdrop of LA beaches plus lots of awesome cutting edge technology…what else could you want?

NCIS LA, a branch of NCIS, and also known as the Office of Special Projects (OSP) is appointed with the monumental task of capturing dangerous individuals who pose serious threats to national security.

One of the most important aspects of NCIS LA and what makes it one of my new favorites is the rapport and chemistry of the ensemble cast. The group meshes well together and its snappy and amusing banter keeps the show extremely entertaining and the viewer wanting more. Not only are they taking down the bad guys and dedicated to each other but they mix in laughter and other fun activities like, believe it or not, karaoke nights.

Rule #51 Update — David McCallum Confirms 'NCIS' Return

David McCallum Confirms 'NCIS' Return

David McCallum has confirmed that he is returning for the next season of NCIS.

Yesterday, McCallum was named as one of four cast members who are seeking pay rises from CBS.

However, McCallum's manager Abe Hoch has now explained that the actor already has a contract for the eighth season.

"I'm sure some of the others are negotiating, but he's not affected by it," Hoch told TV Guide magazine. "He falls into the Mark Harmon/Rocky Carroll category [of people who already have contracts]. He's signed for additional seasons."

Hoch added: "He's excited to be coming back to the show and can't wait to see everybody."

The season finale of NCIS will air Tuesday at 8//7c on CBS.

Source: Digital Spy

NCIS Rule Fifty-One Update: Leroy Jethro Gibbs is Guilty!

'NCIS' Fan Columnist: Gibbs Falls Deeper Down the Rabbit Hole

Leroy Jethro Gibbs is guilty.

And someone is trying to prove it. 

I hope you didn't miss a moment of NCIS last night. You didn't sneeze or go for a drink. If you did then you missed Gibbs, as we have never seen him. He is experiencing a situation outside of his control. And he isn't confiding in his team. 

Mark Harmon is intense playing a tormented Gibbs. He shows the storm brewing just beneath the surface, a hurricane that Gibbs is trying to control. But things are out of his hands. His past is the catalyst for his future.

NCIS Spoilers: What is Gibbs' Rule #51? Rule Fifty-One Finale

NCIS fans know that Gibbs has a list of tenets he lives by, but Tuesday's season finale, “Rule Fifty-One,” is perhaps the most overt reference to Jethro's unwritten code.

Naturally, the definition of the 51st rule is being closely guarded, but executive producer Shane Brennan did offer this: "Fans are about to learn three rules in one episode.”

“At the end, they’ll see Gibbs compose one. He makes a difficult choice, and sees something so unexpected he hasn’t got a rule for it, so he articulates one and adds it to the list. It’s a very, very poignant moment, pertinent to the rules, that will tug at the heartstrings.”

The known rules of Gibbs range from memorable to forgettable, and from longstanding to only recently unveiled (such as Rule #40 in this month's "Borderland").

Agent's Secrets: 'Rule Fifty-One' Not Good For TIVA Fans

Agent's Secrets: Cold Case Threatens 'NCIS' TEAM — By Maxine Shen — New York Post

“NCIS”’ special agents have weathered some pretty tough season finales over the past seven years.

They’ve been held hostage by terrorists, stood helpless as a fellow agent was assassinated, and watched the boss throw in the towel and retire.

Despite these unsettling events, series star Michael Weatherly (Special Agent Tony DiNozzo) says it was only while filming this season’s finale — the show’s seventh — that he felt that something bad was on the verge of descending upon “NCIS”-land, for real.

“There’s just this increasing sense of some awful event coming, like a cloud way off in the horizon,” says Weatherly, 41.

He compares the feeling to the dread induced by that first glimpse of the monolith in Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey.” (For the record, Weatherly is just as much of a movie buff as his alter ego is.)

“It became a feeling on the set. . .all the characters feel their own version of that dread. It’s going to be different than any of the other season finales that have taken place,” he promises.