Gibbs was deployed ... to heal from the loss of his wife and daughter, although we know he’ll never find a full sense of peace until his departure early into NCIS Season 19.

Throughout his time on NCIS ... Gibbs. Although his character had some heartbreaking experiences when it came to love and family, he was lucky to have quite a different experience with his wife ...

In the first episode, Enter Sandman, Gibbs is introduced as a retired Marine who is grieving the murder of his wife and daughter ... At the end of episode 2 of NCIS: Origins, it is revealed ...

In the world of NCIS, Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs, portrayed by Mark Harmon and in his younger version by Austin Stowell ...

NCIS: Origins takes place just a few months after Leroy Jethro Gibbs’ first wife, Shannon, and their daughter, Kelly, were killed by drug dealer Pedro Hernandez. We also learned in last week’s ...

Warning: This article contained spoilers for NCIS: Origins season 1, episodes 1-2. Mark Harmon's NCIS ... the series revealed that Gibbs had a wife and daughter but that they were murdered ...

but you can guess that “NCIS: Origins” will get a long runway to try to accomplish that. When we first re-meet Gibbs at the beginning of the two-parter premiere, “Enter Sandman,” his wife ...

NCIS: Origins is set in 1991 and will tell stories about young Leroy Jethro Gibbs and young Mike Franks. NCIS fans know the duo well from the parent show, where their older version solved many cases.

NCIS: Origins dives into a dark part of Gibbs’ (Austin Stowell) past, when he learned of his wife and daughter’s murders while overseas in Kuwait in flashbacks. It’s at this point that you ...

and a neo-noir style to suit its melancholy young Gibbs, whose wife and daughter have just been murdered. Cast interviews: Mark Harmon asked 'NCIS: Origins' new Gibbs, Austin Stowell: 'Are you ...

I’ve seen a number of viewers ... The official synopses for NCIS: Origins Season 1 Episode 4 reads: “Still grieving the loss of his wife and daughter, Gibbs helps the team work a case ...