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NCIS: Origins’ Showrunners Clarified Where Lala Currently Stands With Gibbs, But I’m More Intrigued About The New Storyline Being Set Up For Austin Stowell’s Character

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Last night marked the continuation of the first season of “NCIS: Origins,” with the episode titled “Flight of Icarus” joining its 2025 TV lineup. This episode, available for streaming with a Paramount+ subscription, primarily focuses on Mike Franks, delving into his past as a 21-year-old and his present-day investigation into an infantry officer’s death. Furthermore, there was a tantalizing update regarding Mariel Molino’s Lala Dominguez and Austin Stowell’s Leroy Jethro Gibbs that the showrunners, David J. North and Gina Luctia Monreal, discussed with TopMob. Moreover, they hinted at an exciting new plotline for Gibbs in the near future that has piqued my interest.

Pixar Boss Reflected On Sending Films To Disney+, But I’m More Interested In His Take On Why Lightyear Flopped

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Between 2020 and 2022, Pixar opted against releasing its movies in cinemas entirely, instead making them available for viewing on Disney+ by subscribers immediately. As a result, films like Soul, Luca and Turning Red were missed out on in theaters by fans such as myself. Pete Docter, Pixar’s creative mind, recently shared his thoughts about this old approach during an interview with IndieWire:

Chicago P.D. Showrunner Compares The New One Chicago Event To The ‘Infection’ Three-Parter, And Now I Want To Rewatch The 2019 Crisis

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Although the story doesn’t seem incredibly alike to the 2019 movie “Infection,” a conversation I had with my boss from the Police Department, Gwen Sigan, drew parallels between the 2025 event and what transpired over five years ago. It left me eager to revisit “Infection” after watching “In the Trenches.