I'm not sure just how many NCIS fans expected Harmon to reprise his famous character, during which he'll appear in the Origins hour of the crossover that airs on Veterans Day. In a press release, ...

Spoiler alert! This story reveals the end of the Lala Dominguez mystery in Season 2 of "NCIS: Origins." The case file fans demanded reopening ahead of the Oct. 14 Season 2 premiere of "NCIS: Origins" ...

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SPOILER ALERT! This story contains details from the season 2 premiere of NCIS: Origins on CBS. The NCIS prequel left viewers in limbo last spring when it put Mariel Molino’s Lala in serious jeopardy.

Television I'm So Glad NCIS: Origins Answered Its Big Lala Mystery, But The Actress Says There Are Still Complications Coming Interviews NCIS: Origins Season 2 Is Shaking Things Up With Gibbs And Lala ...

"NCIS: Origins" returned on Tuesday, delivering long-awaited answers on Lala's fate. For those who need a refresher, the Season 1 finale of the CBS spinoff saw Lala on her way to find "probie" Leroy ...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “NCIS: Origins” Season 2, Episode 1. “NCIS: Origins” answered the lingering question of Lala’s fate, after we last saw her unconscious following a car accident.

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It’s widely agreed upon that the Department of Motor Vehicles is hell on earth. Long wait times and extensive paperwork contribute to poor attitudes and short tempers across the board. Neither the ...

They say “insanity” is doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result, but if I believed that, I wouldn’t play video games – and I certainly wouldn’t be playing roguelikes ...

In a post-Balatro world, everything is a roguelike. Mahjong? That's a roguelike. Minesweeper? It's a roguelike. Those weird coin pusher machines that are for some reason present in every English ...