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Post by mari on Jan 2, 2010 14:05:25 GMT -5
I can't really -- I even thought his eyes were dark, but later saw photos of him in which his eyes looked as blue as his dad's -- funny how I missed that; did they show his eyes much? You'd think they would have done so, given they're such a part of elder Gibbs' image. I didn't notice his eyes and don't think they put a special focus on them, that's just what I liked about it. They didn't pull it off in a 'it's his son, look at all the physical similarities' way, hitting the viewer over the head with the fact. Let's me believe that he was less cast for being Harmon's son and more because they believed he could act how they wanted young Gibbs. Your description made me see him as fitting more than the show did! Maybe it was just more rushed than I liked, but when they were showing him being involved in the fights with the other guys they never really gave us enough time with the story about why they were fighting, why he was so sullen, etc -- or maybe I just wasn't paying attention. From a general point of view yes. I think I was unconsciously comparing with their usual way to tell the past, all the flashy flashbacks (like leaving us to conclude that Gibbs and Jenny had a relationship from Paris scenery and some naked skin). In relation to that I found young Gibbs' story pretty elaborate. (Though not sufficient) And hm, the lack of explanation for his attitude. I had just explained it to myself with the general situation, not wanting to stay but not yet knowing what to do either, at odds with his father but still being seen as defended by him, the stereotypical angry / moody young man syndrome (Long-term experience of having one around with puzzling moodiness ;D) Yes, lots of over-analysis and self-made explanation when the show doesn't say too much. How's this? ;D  Okay, yes ;D, he does look a lot like her and that kind of disturbs the illusion. Never heard of the show though (sounds kind of like the slogan for a butchery).. . And will they give us young Tony now? MW's son? ;D  |
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Post by Michele on Jan 5, 2010 20:21:33 GMT -5
2 new NCIS episodes names and dates.
02/02/10 Episode #152 MASQUERADE
02/09/10 Episode #153 JACK KNIFE
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Post by Michele on Jan 5, 2010 23:43:22 GMT -5
Any scoop about the upcoming episodes of 'NCIS'? – Alice
If you were fearing that series boss Shane Brennan would use the occasion of Episode 150 (airing January 12) to off a major character, you are advised to instead sit back, relax and enjoy Robert Wagner's guest-star turn as Tony's pop. "Everybody comes out intact; we don't lose any cast members," Rocky Carroll (aka Vance) assured me of the milestone episode. "The one thing I can tell you is that there are no surprises. We all live to make it to Episode 151."
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Post by Michele on Jan 10, 2010 0:22:43 GMT -5
'NCIS' boss on Tony and Ziva: 'It's a long road back' by Michael Ausiello NCIS exec producer Shane Brennan is spilling more details about the Jan. 26 episode titled "Jetlag," which finds Tony and Ziva traveling to Paris on business and… pleasure? "The episode puts them in the most romantic city in the world," he teases, "and it puts them in the same hotel room." Yeah, yeah, but does anything actually happen? "There will be a realization that the spark is still there," he says. "It doesn't mean that something is going to be resolved, but it does mean that the journey may have started again. "It's a long road back," Brennan adds. "When you think about what they went through, for them to resolve what happened and come to terms with that, it's a long road back." My question for all you restless Tiva fans: Are you willing to wait? ausiellofiles.ew.com/2010/01/09/ncis-boss-tony-and-ziva |
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Post by Michele on Jan 13, 2010 2:39:47 GMT -5
I need to know more about Tony and Ziva's trip overseas on NCIS! — Mark ADAM: Tiva ends up in Paris, where, as luck would have it, a mix-up at the hotel requires that they share a room. Executive producer Shane Brennan says that 'shippers will be happy. "There is a scene where Tony and Ziva are outside having coffee in a French restaurant and they end up riding away on a little motor scooter," Brennan says. "It is very romantic-looking and it is very French and it is very Tony DiNozzo." Brennan also says that fans will enjoy the events that lead up to their date. www.tvguide.com/News/Mega-Buzz-Lost-1013632.aspx |
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Post by Michele on Jan 14, 2010 18:18:12 GMT -5
TONY AND ZIVA’S ASSIGNMENT TO ESCORT A GOVERNMENT WITNESS BACK FROM PARIS ENCOUNTERS TURBULENCE WHEN THEY LEARN A HIT MAN MAY BE ON THEIR FLIGHT HOME, ON "NCIS," TUESDAY, JAN. 26
Dina Meyer ( Burn Notice ) Guest Stars As D.C. Madam Holly Snow
Ryan Cutrona ( Mad Men, 24) Guest Stars As Marine CEO Ray Beringer
"Jet Lag" — When the government’s star witness in an embezzlement case is targeted by an assassin, it’s up to the team to help her make it home alive, on NCIS, Tuesday, Jan. 26 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Dina Meyer ( Burn Notice ) guest stars as D.C. Madam Holly Snow. Ryan Cutrona ( Mad Men, 24 ) guest stars as Marine CEO Ray Beringer.
SERIES REGULARS:
NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs …………………… Mark Harmon
NCIS Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo ……. Michael Weatherly
Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard ………………………. David McCallum
Abby Sciuto…………………… … Pauley Perrette
NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee… ……. Sean Murray
Probationary Special Agent Ziva David……………………. … Cote de Pablo
NCIS Director Leon Vance……………………. .. Rocky Carroll
GUEST CAST:
Nora Williams…………………. ………. Lily Rains
Holly Snow…………………….. ……. Dina Meyer
Ray Beringer…………………. ….. Ryan Cutrona
Flight Attendant Tiffany Chase……………………. Victoria Pratt
Daniel Sturgis……………….. David de Lautour
Federal Air Marshal Art Neely……………. Kevin Symons
Lupe…………………….. Livia Trevino
Steven Baker……………………. … Darren Keefe
Flight Attendant Stephan……. Clark Koelsch
DIRECTED BY: Tony Wharmby
WRITTEN BY: Christopher J. Walid
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Post by Michele on Jan 17, 2010 0:21:30 GMT -5
'NCIS' exclusive: Gena Rowlands unlocks Gibbs' past
Gena Rowlands is headed to NCIS, and she’s bringing a world of pain with her.
Sources confirm to me exclusively that the three-time Emmy winner has been cast in the potentially recurring role of Joann, Gibbs’ intelligent, upscale mother-in-law.
As exec producer Shane Brennan recently told me, the character’s arrival will shed light on Gibbs’ past, unleashing a wave of heartache, anger and blame in the process. You know, standard mother-in-law stuff.
Rowlands makes her NCIS debut in March.
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Post by Mr.Clark on Jan 17, 2010 11:59:12 GMT -5
'NCIS' exclusive: Gena Rowlands unlocks Gibbs' past Gena Rowlands is headed to NCIS, and she’s bringing a world of pain with her. Sources confirm to me exclusively that the three-time Emmy winner has been cast in the potentially recurring role of Joann, Gibbs’ intelligent, upscale mother-in-law. As exec producer Shane Brennan recently told me, the character’s arrival will shed light on Gibbs’ past, unleashing a wave of heartache, anger and blame in the process. You know, standard mother-in-law stuff. Rowlands makes her NCIS debut in March. Are we to assume its Shannon's mother? |
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Post by shywriter on Jan 17, 2010 12:53:46 GMT -5
'NCIS' exclusive: Gena Rowlands unlocks Gibbs' past Gena Rowlands is headed to NCIS, and she’s bringing a world of pain with her. Sources confirm to me exclusively that the three-time Emmy winner has been cast in the potentially recurring role of Joann, Gibbs’ intelligent, upscale mother-in-law. As exec producer Shane Brennan recently told me, the character’s arrival will shed light on Gibbs’ past, unleashing a wave of heartache, anger and blame in the process. You know, standard mother-in-law stuff. Rowlands makes her NCIS debut in March. Are we to assume its Shannon's mother? I'm not! I just intruded into Spec Ops with the following: "When they describe her as "Gibbs’ intelligent, upscale mother-in-law," I suspect it won't be Shannon's mom -- like Gibbs, Shannon was from a small, rural town in coal-country, Pennsylvania. Hollywood won't see that as producing an upscale woman, unless she left his hometown behind too, and has been living it up since!" |
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Post by Mr.Clark on Jan 17, 2010 18:20:01 GMT -5
Are we to assume its Shannon's mother? I'm not! I just intruded into Spec Ops with the following: "When they describe her as "Gibbs’ intelligent, upscale mother-in-law," I suspect it won't be Shannon's mom -- like Gibbs, Shannon was from a small, rural town in coal-country, Pennsylvania. Hollywood won't see that as producing an upscale woman, unless she left his hometown behind too, and has been living it up since!" I assumed it was Shannon's because why would either of the other 3 mother's-in-law (or is it mother-in-laws?) would be able to make Gibbs feel any sort of guilt or shame or anything approaching a serious negative emotion outside of maybe anger and animosity? |
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Post by dzero on Jan 17, 2010 19:16:55 GMT -5
-- like Gibbs, Shannon was from a small, rural town in coal-country, Pennsylvania. Hollywood won't see that as producing an upscale woman, unless she left his hometown behind too, and has been living it up since!" Someone has to own the coal mine ;D. The snobby Mom thinks her baby girl is too good to marry a Marine thus creating conflict with Gibbs that lasts even after her daughters death. |
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Post by Mr.Clark on Jan 17, 2010 19:22:47 GMT -5
-- like Gibbs, Shannon was from a small, rural town in coal-country, Pennsylvania. Hollywood won't see that as producing an upscale woman, unless she left his hometown behind too, and has been living it up since!" Someone has to own the coal mine ;D. The snobby Mom thinks her baby girl is too good to marry a Marine thus creating conflict with Gibbs that lasts even after her daughters death. Didn't we already meet the family that owns the Coal mine the first time Gibb's went back home? |
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Post by dzero on Jan 17, 2010 19:26:40 GMT -5
Someone has to own the coal mine ;D. The snobby Mom thinks her baby girl is too good to marry a Marine thus creating conflict with Gibbs that lasts even after her daughters death. Didn't we already meet the family that owns the Coal mine the first time Gibb's went back home? oh, I hated that ep so I seem to have erased most of it from my memory |
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Post by shywriter on Jan 17, 2010 20:26:55 GMT -5
Someone has to own the coal mine ;D. The snobby Mom thinks her baby girl is too good to marry a Marine thus creating conflict with Gibbs that lasts even after her daughters death. ... a bloody upscale bloody coal mine... ("Tungsten carbide drills? ")(take THAT, Mr. TV!! Name that reference... ;D) |
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Post by dzero on Jan 17, 2010 21:35:42 GMT -5
("Tungsten carbide drills?")(take THAT, Mr. TV!! Name that reference... ;D) no thanks, I've been wrong enough for one day yes I think there is or was?  isn't griever or somebody from Indonesia? I think griever is from Malaysia. Someone has to own the coal mine ;D. The snobby Mom thinks her baby girl is too good to marry a Marine thus creating conflict with Gibbs that lasts even after her daughters death. Didn't we already meet the family that owns the Coal mine the first time Gibb's went back home? |
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isn't griever or somebody from Indonesia?