Here’s another collection of news, interviews, videos, photos, casting information and tweets relating to NCIS: New Orleans<\/i>, NCIS<\/i>, NCIS: Los Angeles<\/i> and Criminal Minds<\/i>, which have been shared over the past three weeks. (Contains 192 embedded tweets\/photos\/videos!)<\/p>\n
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\nA November Sweeps episode will reunite leading man Scott Bakula<\/b> (Dwayne Pride) with his former Quantum Leap<\/i> costar Dean Stockwell<\/b>. According to EW.com<\/a>, he’ll play a retired New Orleans cop named Tom Hamilton, who happens to be the father of Councilman Douglas Hamilton (recurring guest star Steven Weber<\/b>). “We did it!” Executive Producer Gary Glasberg<\/b> said. “We found an opportunity for the tremendously talented Dean Stockwell to reunite on-screen with Scott Bakula. What a treat for November sweeps. We are thrilled to have him join us for some Thanksgiving fun and intrigue in NOLA.”<\/p>\n \nThe latest episode of New Orleans<\/i>, “The Recruits”, introduced Darryl Mitchell<\/b> in a recurring role as Security Analyst Patton Plame. Executive Producer Jeffrey Lieber<\/b> recently spoke to Examiner.com<\/a> about the show, including this comment about Mitchell’s addition to the cast:<\/p>\n When we went to create the character, we wrote it into the script: Security Analyst Patton Plame, who looks and feels a lot like Darryl Mitchell. It is so rare that you get the actor you are looking for. Darryl is one of those actors, who the minute they are onscreen, you are drawn to them. He is funny; he is interesting. It is not an accident that he is a comedy actor in our show. He brings that level of energy into the scenes. That is one of the reasons we went and got him.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n \nYahoo! TV<\/a> has a first look at the Halloween episode, including photos. “Halloween is sort of like a religious experience in New Orleans,” Lieber said. “There are few cities that take it on in the way that New Orleans does. We just wanted to go full on into the pageantry and excess and size and scope and really do a story that’s eerie and a little bit dark and wonderful.”<\/p>\n \nThe series premiere of New Orleans<\/i>, “Musician Heal Thyself”, featured the song “Your Time, My Time” by the Lovehammers<\/b>; and episode 1.03, “Breaking Brig”, included “No Pleasing You” from Holly Long<\/b>:<\/p>\n \n Thrilled to be small part of @NCISNewOrleans<\/a>. Our song was in the opening scene. TY to @NOLA_Writers<\/a>! Great show! https:\/\/t.co\/teEMwlizVp<\/a><\/p>\n — Lovehammers (@Lovehammers) September 25, 2014<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n