The "NCIS" universe is expanding with a prequel series focused on a young Leroy Jethro Gibbs, and while the prospect of seeing familiar faces like Mike Franks and Vera Strickland in their younger years is exciting, there's one crucial character missing from the lineup – Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard.
The Curious Case of the Missing Medical Examiner
Mark Harmon is returning to the world of "NCIS," lending his iconic voice as the narrator for the upcoming prequel.
Set in the 1990s, the show will chronicle Gibbs' early years at NCIS, offering insights into the experiences that shaped him into the seasoned agent fans know and love.
While the presence of Franks and Strickland makes sense given their history with Gibbs, the absence of Ducky is a glaring omission. "NCIS" established that Gibbs and Ducky's friendship stretches back to the 1980s, making Ducky a significant presence in Gibbs' life long before the events of the prequel.
A Bond Forged in the Trenches
Ducky wasn't just a colleague; he was Gibbs' confidant, sounding board, and occasional partner-in-crime (solving).
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