Cote de Pablo did a live video chat on April 23rd with fans and NCIS viewers where she answered questions that were posted on Twitter with the #askCote hashtag. Check out the 
Source: Deadline.Com
Okay, so Mark’s officially in and the 11th season of NCIS has been confirmed, now we just await news on whether Cote’s contract will be renewed (TVLine.Com is saying that they are currently in negotiations). Hopefully they don’t keep us waiting too long! Months of waiting may kill us.
UPDATE: CBS just confirmed Mark Harmon’s new contract extension and announced that NCIS has been officially renewed for next season. ”In a world gone niche, NCIS keeps getting bigger, and Mark Harmon continues to define the role of leading man on the #1 show on television,” said CBS Corp. CEO Leslie Moonves. “NCIS is the type of franchise every company wants in today’s global content ecosystem – high-quality storytelling that generates passionate viewers and drives revenue on every conceivable platform.”
PREVIOUS EXCLUSIVE: CBS has secured the future of its top-rated drama. Mark Harmon, star of the network’s NCIS, has signed a new multiyear deal to continue on the veteran series. With him on board, NCIS‘s renewal for an 11th season becomes a pure formality and an early pickup is expected. Just like they did with Harmon’s previous deal two years ago, the actor, CBS and NCIS producer CBS TV Studios wrapped negotiations early, with this year’s pact signed within a day of the one in 2011, which was announced on Feb. 2 that year.
Details about Harmon’s deal are being kept under wraps. I hear it is likely for two years and gives him a healthy raise over the most recent salary of $500,000 an episode, possibly over $700,000 an episode. In addition to starring, Harmon, repped by aradigm and attorney Barry Axelrod, serves as an executive producer/profit participant on NCIS and has a production deal with CBS TV Studios for his company Wings Prods.
The Mark Harmon deal and potential early renewal come on the heels of the series delivering its second largest Live+same day audience two weeks ago (22.86 million viewers). That total rose to 25.36 million viewers in L+3, marking the first NCIS broadcast to deliver more than 25 million viewers in Live + DVR viewing. In its 10th season, NCIS continues to fire on all cylinders. For the first time ever, it ranks as television’s most watched program, ahead of Sunday Night Football. NCIS is averaging 21.48 million viewers (in most current ratings), up +7% over last year. It is the highest rated drama among adults 25-54 (5.9/15) and averages a strong 4.2/12 in adults 18-49.
NCIS is also licensed in more than 200 markets and ranks as the as cable’s No.1 off-network drama in domestic syndication, boosting ratings for USA. NCIS stars Harmon, Michael Weatherly, Cote de Pablo, Sean Murray, Pauley Perrette, Rocky Carroll, Brian Dietzen and David McCallum. Gary Glasberg, Chas. Floyd Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Mark Horowitz, Mark Harmon, Shane Brennan, George Schenck, Frank Cardea and Donald P. Bellisario are executive producers for Belisarius Prods. in association with CBS Television Studios.
Well NCIS IS THE SHOW
Very good news!
Just a short question: Will there be another entry on the numbers and screencaps of the last episode?
I kinda really loved the scene with Tony & Ziva in the basement, going through Abbys evidence. It was like the first time they talked really upfront and without any conflicts with each other.
Malou: If Tim doesn’t get the caps up today I’ll cap it and add them.
I agree that that scene was wonderful!