Comments on: ‘NCIS’ season 13 spoilers: More on Robert Wagner’s return, potentially big Michael Weatherly story

By: I❤️Tony

I❤️Tony — Sun, 27 Mar 2016 02:04:00 +0000

I’m going to be honest. I loved NCIS and I finished watching season 2 a few weeks ago(I LOVED SWAK). On what I’m reading about Tony leaving, I don’t think I’m going to watch anymore after he leaves and I heard about him not being focused on much on the show since Kate died and Ziva came in the comment section. Is this true because I’m mostly watching the show because Tony is my favorite character(along with Kate, VERY upset she died and cried about it for a while)

By: Guest

Guest — Sat, 26 Mar 2016 23:32:00 +0000

In reply to Kristina. I miss Kate more after reading this and I do agree that Tony wasn't really respected by Ziva about being SFA like Kate did. It makes me wish more and more that the alternate reality episode actually happened in the show where Kate was still alive.

By: sharon lower

sharon lower — Sat, 19 Mar 2016 20:10:00 +0000

I think Tony will have a huge blow out (up) with Gibbs.. Not giving him duties to perform. Then there’s DiNozzo Sr..maybe passes on and Tony needs to be there for his sister?… Hate the Gibbs segments. Not watching next years shows

By: Paul Hertz

Paul Hertz — Thu, 10 Mar 2016 05:57:00 +0000

In reply to sadtonyfan. I agree!!

By: shambles

shambles — Mon, 07 Mar 2016 11:56:00 +0000

Why watch if you are all tired of watching Gibbs? Just watch the few last episodes when MW finally gets to say his goodbye. I love all the characters even Bishop. That’s ‘my’ opinion. I think Gibbs is paying more attention to Bishop in this season is because he had that moment with his daughter in the first episode. Bishop is probably similar in age with his daughter if she was alive, and Gibbs does have this soft spot for women. He is a marine to the core after all, and all soldiers do have this ‘the women and children first’ motto. He even has a rule for that. And for GIbbs to be the center of attention all the time? Well, didn’t the cast and the crew say that the season WILL be about the change in Gibbs? He had a traumatic experience, he is reflecting his life and past, he is trying to coordinate a change(I mean he hasn’t given ONE single headslap to anyone in this season), he is even getting couselling, which he has always avoided one way or the other in the past seasons. And though MW has a bigger fan base, what about SM? He hasn’t had a bigger role, RC is not been seen very much, why not talk and question that?
Anyway, if MW felt that he was sholved aside, which by the critics, mainly you people, for many seasons, why choose now? I mean he isn’t stupid, he has been in the show biz for almost 2 decades so he should know when he is being treated poorly, so working just for the sake of working or the big pay? I don’t buy that. You can only tolerate so much if you are feeling as if you are underused. Tolerating because of loyalty? To not disappoint his fans? That can’t be the case since he is leaving after all.
Anyone has the right to his or her opinion, I don’t begrudge that, but like I said before, if you are tired of GIBBS, GIBBS, GIBBS, hate BISHOP, hate the writers, the producers, and want to see MW or other of your favorite characters the center of attention, just read the reviews, after the show has runned, see if your fav charac has been in the spotlight and watch that episode and if not don’t. One way or the other MW will get his finale, just watch that if you want to see more MW on the show. He has said that he is leaving because he is going to produce his own show. Do you really think that he would have enough time to do that and show up regular in a show that shoots 10 hours or more a day for 9 months a year? I don’t. Or maybe that is just an excuse and there are other reason we the outsiders will never know. Who knows?

By: Karen Janczy

Karen Janczy — Sun, 06 Mar 2016 12:21:00 +0000

In reply to Kristina.

“That is your opinion.”

Why yes…yes it is.

By: Karen Janczy

Karen Janczy — Sun, 06 Mar 2016 12:20:00 +0000

In reply to sadtonyfan.

“That is your opinion.”
Why yes…yes it is.

By: Kristina

Kristina — Sun, 06 Mar 2016 04:08:00 +0000

In reply to Karen Janczy.

That is your opinion, we all have different ones. I wrote almost equal, but at least it was a partnership, with Gibbs and Tony communicating with a look and leaving Kate feeling left out. Yes Kate did think she was superior, but her opinion did change to a level of respect. I have to agree with sadtonyfan, yes Ziva was fine, but to a point, and as mentioned by sadtonyfan, things changed in around season 7, but Ziva did also tend to act superior to Tony – the whole thing about her being mossad/and in mossad…., she did also show disrespect to Tony by not acknowledging that he was Gibbs’ SFA, whenever he was incharge.

By: liz laughlin

liz laughlin — Sun, 06 Mar 2016 00:55:00 +0000

In reply to sadtonyfan. Are you sure that Michael wasn't referring to Shane Brennan leaving and Glasberg taking over as showrunner. In season 7, Jesse Stern wrote the first and last episode, something that the show runner usually does on this show. Stern wrote Truth or Consequences (season 7 episode 1) where Michael gave an awesome performance. He also wrote One Last Score (season 8 episode 17) one of the two episodes that Michael directed. Season 8 was the last for Stern. Officially Glasberg became the show runner in April of 2011.season 9.

By: sadtonyfan

sadtonyfan — Sat, 05 Mar 2016 14:48:00 +0000

In reply to Karen Janczy.

That’s your opinion. Tony had many hero moments and moments where he challenged and needled Gibbs in the first several seasons. Tony was portrayed as an essential agent to the solving of many cases. He handled danger with humor. I found that the writers cared about Tony in the first 4 seasons. I didn’t mind Ziva in seasons 3 and 4 because her dramas hadn’t become the focus of the show. This was when the show still had a team feel to it. Once Shane Brennan took control the show Tony importance as an agent and his character in general began to be devolved. By around season 7 he was not much more than an admiring onlooker to admire Ziva’s butt kicking and constant tragedies. The show only featured Gibbs or Ziva in the big stories and everyone else was supporting cast to them. Once Ziva left with Gary Glasberg at the helm the show has shamelessly become nothing more than a vehicle for Mark Harmon’s Gibbs. They have diminished Tony in favor of McGee and Bishop, and Tony has limited screen time, never gets an exciting story or any character flattery, and rarely gets out of the bullpen unless he’s with the entire team. As a fan who has hung in there far too long in the hopes of seeing the writers be allowed to care about Tony again I am extremely disappointed and wonder just how unimportant the current ptb will make Tony’s departure seem. No wonder they lost Weatherly. IMO he’s the heart of the show. Mr.s Glasberg and Harmon broke rule 5 and blew it with their All Gibbs all the Time agenda.