NCIS<\/i> and NCIS: Los Angeles<\/i> are new tonight, and you can find episode clips, an interview, and tweets after the jump!<\/p>\n
\nFirst, take a look at this scene from the NCIS<\/i> episode “Alleged”, featuring Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon<\/b>), Tony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly<\/b>), Timothy McGee (Sean Murray<\/b>) and Ellie Bishop (Emily Wickersham<\/b>). You can watch it on CBS Press Express<\/a>.<\/p>\n \nHere’s an interview with Executive Producer Gary Glasberg<\/b> from TV Fanatic<\/a>, which includes details about the rest of the season and the season eleven finale. Here’s an excerpt about tonight’s episode, which deals with the subject of sexual assault:<\/p>\n TVF:<\/b> You already have consultants on the show but did you approach this week\u2019s case differently? Is it a true story?<\/p>\n \nGG:<\/b> The story that we tell specifically isn\u2019t true but the Navy did come to us and say that this was an arena that they wanted us to try. It\u2019s very delicate, very sensitive subject matter and a very serious subject matter so we really wanted to do it justice.<\/p>\n \n[Co-Executive Producer] Scott Williams<\/b>, who wrote the episode, spent a lot of time researching and the real NCIS has a real significant number of agents who specialize in this so he talked to them so we really tried to approach it as realistic a standpoint as we could.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n \nCheck out this sneak peek from the NCIS: LA<\/i> episode “Three Hearts”, featuring Marty Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen<\/b>), Kensi Blye (Daniela Ruah<\/b>) and Eric Beale (Barrett Foa<\/b>). (It’s also available on CBS.com<\/a>, CBS Press Express<\/a> and SpoilerTV<\/a>.)<\/p>\n \n
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