Percent It's really like we were working together yesterday.“Emily Wickersham talked about starring opposite Mark Harmon again, using this sentence to describe the feeling of returning to a familiar role.Her character Ellie Bishop has returned in NCIS: Origins and will appear in more than one episode.The following involves the plot broadcast on October 27.

Bishop appears in the show's contemporary timeline.When Gibbs is attacked in the season premiere, she goes to his basement and offers to help as a secret agent, claiming that her entire life has been "off the record".She helped remove the sniper bullet from Gibbs' chest, and then found clues to the CIA personnel who had tracked him to Alaska.She also learns in this episode that Lala died in a plane crash many years ago.

Wickersham left NCIS in season 18 after eight seasons, and returned for a guest appearance last season.However, she told TVLine that her visit to Origins was not something she had planned for her guest appearance.
She had a good relationship with Origin creator David North, and she thought it would be fun to be in this show.But the main story took place in the 1990s, and she really couldn't figure out how Bishop should appear.So when she received the invitation, she was both surprised and excited.
As for how Bishop got involved in Gibbs' investigation, Wickersham gave her own understanding: She believed Bishop received a call from Tony.No matter who on the team needs help, this character is there immediately; Gibbs is especially important and has always been her mentor.She imagined Bishop saying that no matter what needed to be done, she was willing to drop everything and find out what was going on here first.
Goodbye Harmon, Wickersham quickly regained the familiarity of cooperation.For nearly eight years, they worked together almost every day for ten months out of the year.Later, their lives changed, but they always kept in touch.Standing together again this time, she even felt as if time had not passed at all:” It may be a bit vulgar to say, but it is really like we were working together yesterday.Very natural.%

Familiarity does not mean that the relationship between the characters stops where it is.Wickersham believes that Bishop still respects Gibbs as a senior and mentor, but many years of undercover work have given her more life and professional experience.Now that the two were on a more equal footing, she suspected Gibbs viewed Bishop the same way.
The interview also asked about Nick.Bishop invited him to work undercover together when he left, and he ended up staying with the team, leaving an unfinished part of their relationship.Wickersham said that this time it was mainly a mission for Gibbs; if there is still time, Bishop would certainly like to see Nick and other teammates.

Wickersham feels that there is always a possibility that the relationship between the two has not been settled yet, even if they are not in love, they are still working partners.She liked that the connection would remain.
Bishop will continue to assist with the investigation.Speaking about the upcoming episodes, Wickersham also mentioned that there will be surprising characters appearing this season, but did not name them.She thinks the new faces and surprises will keep viewers entertained.
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