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Rumors have been swirling about Sean Murray’s Timothy McGee potentially leaving NCIS in Season 22. This has left fans concerned about the future of one of the show’s most beloved characters. Now, many are curious to know whether these rumors are true.
Here is everything to know about whether Sean Murray’s Timothy McGee is leaving NCIS in Season 22.
Is Sean Murray’s Timothy McGee leaving NCIS in Season 22?
No, McGee doesn’t seem to be leaving the show just yet.
In Season 22 of NCIS, the possibility of Timothy McGee, played by Sean Murray, leaving the show has sparked a lot of speculation among fans. As one of the longest-running characters, McGee plays a pivotal role as the Senior Field Agent and second-in-command of the NCIS Major Crimes Response Team.
In the premiere, the episode begins with McGee and the rest of the NCIS team working separately. Alden Parker, played by Gary Cole, arrives at the bullpen, only to find it empty. Jessica Knight (Katrina Law) is conducting REACT training in California and Nick Torres (Wilmer Valderrama) is investigating a drug cartel while being undercover. Meanwhile, McGee is staying behind in Washington, D.C., as he competes for the position of NCIS Deputy Director. However, McGee finds that he didn’t get the promotion. Instead, General Gabriel LaRoche from the Department of Justice got promoted in his place. Notably, the team is investigating LaRoche for potentially being a cartel mole.
Though disappointed about not getting the position after so many years with NCIS, McGee isn’t going anywhere just yet. Instead, his determination to lead seems to be growing, especially with LaRoche now holding a key position within the organization and the possibility that he could be a threat.
While fans might have been concerned that McGee’s failure to secure the Deputy Director position would signal his exit from the series, it seems he will remain a central figure.
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