NCIS: Origin Will return to the highly anticipated season 2 October – But will everyone in the cast come back?
In the finale of Season 1 this NCIS PrequelYoung Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Austin Stowell) Part of it was part of killing the man responsible for the death of his wife and daughter, his partner Lala Dominguez found (Mariel Molino) Friend Macy (Claire Berger).
Although Lara was able to convince Macy to stay quiet, she didn’t seem to get Her own happy ending. After meeting with Macy, Lala had a car accident that could be fatal – she kissed Gibbs in a few hours later, and fans hoped it would be fatal throughout the season.
“We cannot guarantee [Lala is alive] But we can guarantee that if you go back to Season 2, you will get the answer,” Cocreator David J. North Exclusively tell US Weekly In April. “To do it, we want to swing a big shot.”
He scoffed: “Maryl knows we’re going to wave a lot and she’s on the best way to make the audience feel something in a real way. That’s what we’re doing.”
Molino has since had a very quiet fate with Lala, which has led viewers to doubt that other stars in the second season will be back.
Scroll down to learn everything we know about the actors, nor is it – Return NCIS: Origin:
Austin Stowell
NCIS: Origin After he started working as a NIS agent in the 90s (until a few years later and until a few years later), his fate in Season 2 was never really questioned around Stowell’s portrayal of young Leroy Jethro Gibbs. However, the actor revealed on July 27 that he officially returned to Gibbs mode for filming.
“Gibbs is back to 5…4…3…2…1….” Stowell title Instagram videos He transformed into a NIS agent by abandoning the character’s iconic buzzing blonde hair.
Kyle Schmid
Schmid’s Mike Franks may be tinkering with the sadness of Season 2 – his long-term love Tish ((Tonantzin Carmelo), staying at the end of season 1 – but he returns to the program No doubt.
Actor, who Looking forward to his second child With wife Caity Lotzaccording to Behind the scenes Photos shared by the show’s Instagram page.
Mariel Molino
Creators and actors try to keep their ranks tight Possible returns from Molino Possible fatal car accident as Lala Dominguez’s character. North North says us In April, fans will get “answers” in the new season, but don’t say when.
But Molino seems to hint at her farewell in April TV cable“”[I am going to miss] Just our crew. Our crew and actors, we got along very well. I miss seeing all the familiar faces every morning, joking, doing shows where we like to do a lot of things. I’m really lucky. I really like these guys, I love my team, I really like my character. So, I do miss them, but it’s absolutely great to have a break as well. ”
At the same time, fans are Truely believe Molino will come back for Lara – At least start season – The actress posted an Instagram photo of her dog on the same Paimon lot on July 28 NCIS: Origin Cast is filming season 2. The view of this photo is the same as the one Schmid uploaded from the scene with Franks.
Caleb Foote
Foote was questioned in the Season 1 finale at Bernard “Randy” Randolf because he said he wanted to move to his desk to work instead of on the court, due to the dangerous level that the team always seems to have encountered.
However, the North only tells us In April, he wouldn’t go anything. “We can’t get enough Randy. So in Season 2, Randy will be no shortage,” Cocreator explained. “But he’s struggling with something. Many agents and police do it.”
North added: “When you have a family and it’s a dangerous job. So he’s working hard. But we can assure you that Randy will be without a shortage.”
Foote is part of the behind-the-scenes photos played in summer.
Tyla Abercrumbie
Abercrumbie, Mary Joe Sullivan, who plays NIS secretary, confirmed her return in Season 2 through an Instagram photo with Schmid. “Mary Jo – Frank – NCISO – Team Returns 10/14!!!” She gave the title Buy on August 8.
Since then, she has shared videos on TV. A joke video Characters wearing clothes through social media.
Diany Rodriguez
Rodriguez played the only other female NIS agent in Vera Strickland’s office in Season 1. Fans hope her storyline will continue and her work criminals will continue, but she will continue during Season 2, but she has not publicly announced her return.
NCIS: Origins Season 1 finale seems to kill a major character, introduces new characters for Gibbs and possibly adds fuel to American fan theory. On Monday, April 28, the end of the connection between Austin Stowell and Pedro Hernandez’s death is Lala’s (Mariel Molino’s) friend Macy (Claire) […]
Patrick Fischler
Fischler plays the role of an agent of Camp Pendleton’s office Cliff Wheeler starting from Season 1. Although Wheeler laughed at some of his subordinates last season, he is back. According to Fischler, he was found shooting in August. Official NCIS Instagram Page.
Katherine Kenny
In the Season 1 finale, one of them Gibbs’ future wife, Diane SterlingWhen the real estate agent comes to meet with the NIS agent, he shares the house with his late wife Shannon and his late daughter Kelly, a brief introduction to Kenny’s role.
“So, play Diane Sterling on @ncisverse @cbstv @paramountplus to see the ending!” Kelly laughed Instagram in Aprilsuggesting that this is just the beginning of her performance.
Her Season 2 Return has not been confirmed yet, but original fans NCIS Knowing Diane is one of Gibbs’ four wives. (The orders are as follows: Shannon, Diane, Rebecca and Stephanie.)
“We don’t know Lala’s fate yet, but in Canon – according to our timely and timely – this is when Diane will enter the picture.” Gina Lucita Monreal Exclusively tell us In April, Coy plays Diane’s fans will see how much will they see next season. “We always deal with these things – because they seem like a huge challenge – how we’re going to write it on the tapestries of our stories. But, it always ends up being one in some way, adding up, and finally figured out how to weave these stories together.”
Season 2 NCIS: Origin It premieres on CBS on Tuesday, October 14 at 9 p.m. ET.
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