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Gibbs and Diane marry impulsively in Las Vegas after deciding not to break up, while a theater explosion complicates Franks and Mason’s strained relationship, showrunners said.
- On Tuesday, December 9, the NCIS: Origins Season 2 fall finale showed Gibbs and Diane decide not to break up and marry impulsively in Las Vegas.
- Diane’s new job in Los Angeles prompted the wedding, and co-showrunners Gina Lucita Monreal and David J. North say they followed canon while choosing this year’s timeline.
- Tied into Lala’s recovery flashbacks, the episode also traces her sibling-like bond with Twitchy Tony , while co-showrunner David J. North cameoed as the wedding officiant.
- The fall finale closes with an explosive turn as the episode sends the series into hiatus and Stanley’s movie-theater explosion complicates Franks’ relationship with Mason and the compound.
- Producers say the next block includes a Fed Five episode introducing young Dwayne Pride and the series returns midseason with a Gary Callahan origin episode on Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
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Note: This story contains spoilers from “NCIS: Origins” Season 2, Episode 8. “NCIS: Origins” left fans with their jaws on the floor after this week’s fall finale — with a surprise wedding on one side and a new threat posing plenty of questions to ponder during the winter break. Episode 8, titled “End of the Road,” saw the NIS team juggle their personal drama with a case that hit close to home for Lala (Mariel Molino), after one of her most trust…
'NCIS: Origins' Fall Finale Features Deadly Explosion — And Surprise Wedding
NCIS: Origins‘ season 2 fall finale pulled out all the stops with a massive cliffhanger featuring a deadly explosion — and a main character’s surprise wedding. During the Tuesday, December 9, episode of the hit CBS series, a scene at the end of the episode showed someone Franks (Kyle Schmid) crossed paths with go into a movie theater. The man exited the establishment moments before a bomb went off. The prequel series also touched on Gibbs (Austi…
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