Mark Harmon Just Admitted The Original Version Of NCIS Was Nothing Like The Show Fans Actually Got

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Mark Harmon will rejoin the NCIS universe in 2024 through the prequel series “NCIS: Origins,” following his departure during Season 19 of the main series. Having been a part of the franchise since its early days, Harmon was present for the two-part backdoor pilot on JAG over two decades ago. As one of the original members of the NCIS family, he’s privy to some behind-the-scenes details about the show’s creation. Recently, Harmon revealed the original idea for the show, which is quite distinct from the police procedural that eventually aired.

Amber Heard Supports Blake Lively Amid ‘It Ends With Us’ Lawsuit

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Amber Heard has spoken out in defense of Blake Lively, who is filing a lawsuit against Justin Baldoni, her director and co-star from ‘It Ends With Us’, for sexual harassment and creating an unfriendly work atmosphere. The details of the lawsuit, which hasn’t been given a specific date, were made public over the weekend, revealing claims that Baldoni orchestrated a smear campaign through his crisis PR team – the same crisis management team that Amber Heard worked with during her high-profile defamation case against Johnny Depp.

‘Gladiator 2’ Sets Digital Release Date With Over 100 Minutes of Bonus Features

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If you happened to have missed “Gladiator II” during its cinema run, there’s no need to wait long as it will soon be available for home viewing. Paramount has revealed the digital release date for Ridley Scott’s sequel, and it comes packed with extra features. The movie, which premiered in November, faced strong competition at the box office, finishing second in its opening weekend behind “Wicked”. However, despite this, the film featuring Pedro Pascal, Paul Mescal, and Denzel Washington was able to earn a total of $416 million at the box office.

Christopher Judge Pitched a Stargate SG-1 Spinoff with Parallels to Black Panther

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In the role of the stoic and subtly humorous warrior Teal’c on Stargate SG-1, Christopher Judge featured in more episodes than any other cast member during the show’s 10 seasons. Initially joining forces with Earth’s Stargate Command to eventually overthrow the malevolent alien Goa’uld race that dominated his Jaffa heritage, Teal’c and his mentor Bra’tac (Tony Amendola) progressed to pivotal positions among their people, spearheading a late-series initiative to rebuild a liberated Jaffa society.