The trailer for NCIS: The Origins it has arrived. The CBS show is part prequel to the spread NCIS universe and was established in 1991, at a time when Mark Harmon's character Leroy Jethro Gibbs, played as a young man by Austin Stowell, began as a special agent at the NIS Camp Pendleton office. Harmon will always be a part of the future NCIS: The Origins as the show's narrator, alongside an ensemble cast that includes Mariel Molino, Kyle Schmid, Tyla Abercrumbie, and Diany Rodriguez.
TVLine now share exclusively the first official trailer for the NCIS: The Origins. The trailer presents a younger version of Gibbs at one of the lowest points in his life, right after his wife and daughter were killed. Having failed his mental eval, he has a lot to prove as a newly minted special agent.
With Soundgarden's “Black Hole Sun” playing in the background and Gibbs working to prove himself on his first set of charges, the trailer details meeting his future mentor Mike Franks (Schmid), navigating his complicated relationship with his father Jackson Gibbs (Robert Taylor). , again trying to find balance in his life after losing everything and being forced to start over. Check out the trailer below:
What This Trailer Means For NCIS: Origins
Austin Stowell's Gibbs is Both New and Familiar
In addition to giving a glimpse of the main story that this game will tell, the main offer from the official trailer is a show of NCIS: The Origins cast, which has big shoes to fill considering that Harmon's version of the main character has become iconic after 19 seasons on the air. The trailer shows that Stowell's performance retains some of Gibbs' enduring qualities, but again presents a more raw and vulnerable version of the special agent.
The trailer also provides a possible wrinkle in the canon of NCIS franchise.
However, in addition to a look at Stowell's new version of Gibbs, the trailer also offers a potential wrinkle in the book's lineup. NCIS franchise. While co-star David North previously stated that the writers are aware of the official fact that, since 1991, Jackson and his son have not spoken since Gibbs' funeral, the trailer appears to show the two having a conversation after the funeral. joins the Camp Pendleton office. It remains to be seen if there are extenuating circumstances off-screen making this fit the original show's canon.
Our Take on NCIS: The Origins Trailer
Gibbs Prequel Brings His Character Forward
Despite raising some questions, the trailer of NCIS: The Origins in the end it seems revealing one of the most character-centric installments yet. While it's also a syndicated show with a crime procedural format, the intensity of Gibbs' attitude at the beginning of the trailer and the focus the story seems to have on his character and his development into a well-known television icon. to be front and center in the new exhibition, which gives it a new experience among other exhibitions in the whole area.
NCIS: The Origins will premiere on CBS on October 14.
Source: TVLine