List of NCIS cast members

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Below is a list of actors and actresses that are part of the cast of the American police procedural drama television series NCIS .

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Cast members

This table lists characters who have appeared in two or more episodes (excluding flashbacks) and the cast members who have portrayed them.

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  Lead Role
  Main Cast
  Recurring Role
  Guest
  No appearances
† Indicates the actor/actress is deceased while the series is in production
CharacterActorSeason
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Main cast

Leroy Jethro Gibbs Mark Harmon S1–S19
Caitlin Todd † Sasha Alexander S1–S2S3S8–S9S12
Anthony DiNozzo Michael Weatherly S1–S13S21
Abby Sciuto Pauley Perrette S1–S15
Donald "Ducky" Mallard † David McCallum †S1–S15S16–S20S21
Timothy McGee Sean Murray S1S2–S18S19–present
Ziva David Cote de Pablo S3–S11S12S16S17
Jenny Shepard † Lauren Holly S3–S5S8–S9S12
Leon Vance Rocky Carroll S5S6–present
Jimmy Palmer Brian Dietzen S1–S9S10–present
Ellie Bishop Emily Wickersham S11–S18
Nick Torres Wilmer Valderrama S14–present
Alex Quinn Jennifer Esposito S14
Clayton Reeves † Duane Henry S13S14–S15
Jackie Sloane Maria Bello S15–S18
Kasie Hines Diona Reasonover S15S16–present
Jessica Knight Katrina Law S18S19–present
Alden Parker Gary Cole S19–present

Family

Victoria Mallard Nina Foch † Caroline Lagerfelt
Sarah McGee Troian Bellisario Troian Bellisario
Kelly Gibbs Mary Mouser Brenna RaddingSam SchuderMila Brener
Shannon Gibbs Darby Stanchfield Darby Stanchfield Aviva (young)Aviva(young)
Darby Stanchfield		Darby Stanchfield
Diane Sterling Heather Scobie Melinda McGraw Melinda McGraw
Eli David Michael Nouri Michael Nouri
Ben Morrison (young)
Jackson Gibbs Ralph Waite † Ralph Waite †
Rob Notron(young)
Jackie Vance Paula Newsome Paula Newsome
Jared VanceKhamani GriffinAkinsola Aribo
Kayla VanceChina Anne McClain Kiara Muhammad Naomi GraceNaomi Grace
Anthony DiNozzo Sr. Robert Wagner
Breena Slater Michelle Pierce Michelle PierceMichelle PierceMichelle Pierce
Rachel Cranston Wendy Makkena Wendy Makkena
Kyle DavisDaniel Louis Rivas
Jake Malloy Jamie Bamber

NCIS and Navy employees

Tom Morrow Alan Dale Alan Dale
Gerald Jackson Pancho DemmingsPancho Demmings
Bud Roberts Patrick Labyorteaux Patrick Labyorteaux
Stan Burley Joel Gretsch Joel GretschJoel Gretsch
Paula Cassidy Jessica Steen Jessica Steen
Chris Pacci Tim Kelleher Tim KelleherTim Kelleher
Cassie Yates Tamara Taylor
Charles Sterling Michael Bellisario
Cynthia SumnerStephanie Mello
Mike Franks Muse Watson Muse Watson
Michelle Lee Liza Lapira Liza Lapira
Nikki Jardine Susan Kelechi Watson
Brent Langer Jonathan LaPaglia
Chad Dunham Todd Lowe
Phillip Davenport Jude Ciccolella Jude Ciccolella
Susan Grady Jackie Geary Jackie Geary
Riley McCallister Michael O'Neill
E.J. Barrett Sarah Jane Morris
Simon Cade Matt Willig
Gayne Levin Alimi Ballard
Clayton Jarvis Matt Craven
Ned Dorneget Matt Jones Matt Jones
Jerome Craig Greg Germann
Sarah Porter Leslie Hope
Tony Francis Tony Gonzalez Tony Gonzalez
Qasim NaasirRafi SilverRafi Silver

Other agencies

Tobias Fornell Joe Spano Joe Spano
Faith Coleman Alicia Coppola
Ron Sacks Don Franklin
Hollis Mann Susanna Thompson Susanna Thompson
Trent Kort David Dayan Fisher David Dayan FisherDavid Dayan Fisher
Michael Rivkin Merik Tadros
Amit Hadar Arnold Vosloo Arnold Vosloo
Danny Sportelli Jack Conley Jack ConleyJack Conley
Abigail Borin Diane Neal
Malachi Ben-Gidon TJ Ramini
Ray Cruz Enrique Murciano
Samantha Ryan Jamie Lee Curtis
Delilah Fielding Margo Harshman Margo Harshman
Zoe Keats Marisol Nichols

Antagonists

Ari Haswari Rudolf Martin Rudolf Martin
Mamoun Sharif Enzo Cilenti
René Benoit ("La Grenouille") Armand Assante
Saleem Ulman Omid Abtahi
Alejandro Rivera Marco Sanchez Marco SanchezMarco Sanchez
Paloma Reynosa Jacqueline Obradors
Agah Bayar Tamer Hassan Tamer Hassan
Jonas Cobb Kerr Smith
Jonathan Cole Scott Wolf
Sean Latham Philip Casnoff
Harper Dearing Richard Schiff
Ilan Bodnar Oded Fehr
Paul Triff French Stewart
Gabriel HicksGraham Hamilton

Other characters

Jeanne Benoit Scottie Thompson Scottie Thompson
Emily FornellPayton SpencerJuliette AngeloJuliette AngeloJuliette Angelo
Damon Werth Paul Telfer Paul Telfer
Young GibbsSean HarmonMicah OwensSean Harmon
Leyla ShakarjiTehmina SunnyTehmina Sunny
Carol Wilson Meredith Eaton Meredith EatonMeredith EatonMeredith Eaton
Margaret Allison Hart Rena Sofer
Young ZivaGabi Coccio
Young Ducky Adam Campbell Adam Campbell
Dr. Cyril Taft Jon Cryer
Dr. Grace Confalone Laura San Giacomo
Jessica ShaefferHilary Ward
PhineasJack Fisher
Marcie Warren Pam Dawber

Crossovers

JAG

NCIS: Los Angeles

NCIS: New Orleans

Guest stars

Notes

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