'NCIS' Season 13: Team-up with FBI To Solve High-Profile Kidnapping Case
"NCIS" season 13 is about to end, and the upcoming episode will be a special one for Tony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly), who is set to be written out of the series soon.
In "NCIS" season 13's episode titled "React," fans will welcome back Joe Spano as Senior FBI Agent T.C. Fornell and Leslie Hope as Secretary of the Navy Sarah Porter. The NCIS team will collaborate with the FBI to find Porter's kidnapped daughter, according to Christian Today.
In the previous episode, the team conducted an unorthodox investigation into the death of a deep-sea diver. The victim's crew members were the main suspects in his sudden death. Because the crew spent four days in a high-tech decompression chamber, the NCIS had to investigate outside the tank, Design & Trend recalls.
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The last February episodes of "NCIS" will feature guest stars and returning characters connected to DiNozzo, Gibbs (Mark Harmon), and the other team members. One of the guest stars will be Christina Chang, who will play NCIS Special Agent Valerie Page and McGee's (Sean Murray) childhood pal. She will join the team to help them in advance training tactics, the report reveals.
The next episodes will also see probationary Special Agent Elli Bishop immersing herself in her job after her divorce from her husband Jake, the report adds.
On Feb. 23, Jon Cryer will come back to "NCIS" to play Dr. Cyril Taft and Scottie Thompson will also return to play DiNozzo's former flame Jeanne Benoit. The episode titled "Loose Cannons" will see Dr. Taft finding evidence in Gibb's suspect in a case, the report details.
Meanwhile, Weatherly will reportedly sign off from the series after season 13. During the 2015 TCA winter press tour, CBS President Glenn Geller said the writers are now trying to figure out how Weatherly will take a bow from the crime series.
While fans will be disappointed because there will be no "NCIS" episode airing this week, they can look forward to episode 15 on Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. on CBS.
