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.

CharacterPortrayed bySeason
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 MainDoes not appear
Sean Harmon (young)
Micah Owens (young) [a]
Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Caitlin Todd Sasha Alexander MainRDoes not appearG [b] Does not appearG [b] Does not appear
Anthony DiNozzo Michael Weatherly MainDoes not appearGDoes not appear
Abby Sciuto Pauley Perrette MainDoes not appear
Donald "Ducky" Mallard David McCallum MainDoes not appear
Adam Campbell (young)Does not appearMainDoes not appearMainDoes not appear
Timothy McGee Sean Murray RMain
Ziva David Cote de Pablo
Gabi Coccio (young)
Does not appearMainDoes not appearGRDoes not appear
Jenny Shepard Lauren Holly Does not appearMainDoes not appearG [c] Does not appearG [c] Does not appear
Leon Vance Rocky Carroll Does not appearRMain
Jimmy Palmer Brian Dietzen R [d] Main
Ellie Bishop Emily Wickersham Does not appearMainDoes not appear
Nick Torres Wilmer Valderrama Does not appearMain
Alex Quinn Jennifer Esposito Does not appearMainDoes not appear
Clayton Reeves Duane Henry Does not appearRMainDoes not appear
Jack Sloane Maria Bello Does not appearMainDoes not appear
Kasie Hines Diona Reasonover Does not appearRMain
Jessica Knight Katrina Law Does not appearRMain
Alden Parker Gary Cole Does not appearMain
Family
Victoria Mallard Nina Foch [e]
Caroline Lagerfelt [f]
Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Sarah McGee Troian Bellisario Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Kelly Gibbs Mary Mouser [g]
Brenna Radding [h]
Sam Schuder [i]
Mila Brener [j]
Does not appearRRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Shannon Gibbs Darby Stanchfield
Aviva (young)
Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Diane Sterling Heather Scobie [k]
Melinda McGraw
Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Eli David Michael Nouri
Ben Morrison (young)
Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Jackson Gibbs Ralph Waite
Rob Notron (young)
Does not appearRDoes not appear
Jackie Vance Paula Newsome Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Jared VanceKhamani Griffin [l]
Akinsola Aribo
Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Kayla VanceChina Anne McClain [m]
Kiara Muhammad [n]
Naomi Grace
Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Anthony DiNozzo Sr. Robert Wagner Does not appearRDoes not appear
Breena Slater Michelle Pierce Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Rachel Cranston Wendy Makkena Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Kyle DavisDaniel Louis RivasDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Jake Malloy Jamie Bamber Does not appearRDoes not appear
NCIS and Navy employees
Tom Morrow Alan Dale RDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Gerald Jackson Pancho DemmingsRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Bud Roberts Patrick Labyorteaux RDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Stan Burley Joel Gretsch RDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Paula Cassidy Jessica Steen RDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Chris Pacci Tim Kelleher RDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Cassie Yates Tamara Taylor Does not appearRDoes not appear
Charles Sterling Michael Bellisario Does not appearRDoes not appear
Cynthia SumnerStephanie MelloDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Mike Franks Muse Watson Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Michelle Lee Liza Lapira Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Nikki Jardine Susan Kelechi WatsonDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Brent Langer Jonathan LaPaglia Does not appearRDoes not appear
Chad Dunham Todd Lowe Does not appearRDoes not appear
Phillip Davenport Jude Ciccolella Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Susan Grady Jackie Geary Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Riley McCallister Michael O'Neill Does not appearRDoes not appear
E.J. Barrett Sarah Jane Morris Does not appearRDoes not appear
Simon Cade Matt Willig Does not appearRDoes not appear
Gayne Levin Alimi Ballard Does not appearRDoes not appear
Clayton Jarvis Matt Craven Does not appearRDoes not appear
Ned Dorneget Matt Jones Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Jerome Craig Greg Germann Does not appearRDoes not appear
Sarah Porter Leslie Hope Does not appearRDoes not appear
Tony Francis Tony Gonzalez Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Qasim NaasirRafi SilverDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Other agencies
Tobias Fornell Joe Spano RDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Faith Coleman Alicia Coppola RDoes not appear
Ron Sacks Don Franklin Does not appearRDoes not appear
Hollis Mann Susanna Thompson Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Trent Kort David Dayan Fisher Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Michael Rivkin Merik TadrosDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Amit Hadar Arnold Vosloo Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Danny Sportelli Jack Conley Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Abigail Borin Diane Neal Does not appearRDoes not appear
Malachi Ben-Gidon TJ Ramini Does not appearRDoes not appear
Ray Cruz Enrique Murciano Does not appearRDoes not appear
Samantha Ryan Jamie Lee Curtis Does not appearRDoes not appear
Delilah Fielding Margo Harshman Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Zoe Keats Marisol Nichols Does not appearRDoes not appear
Antagonists
Ari Haswari Rudolf Martin RDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Mamoun Sharif Enzo Cilenti Does not appearRDoes not appear
René Benoit ("La Grenouille") Armand Assante Does not appearRDoes not appear
Saleem Ulman Omid Abtahi Does not appearRDoes not appear
Alejandro Rivera Marco Sanchez Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Paloma Reynosa Jacqueline Obradors Does not appearRDoes not appear
Agah Bayar Tamer Hassan Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Jonas Cobb Kerr Smith Does not appearRDoes not appear
Jonathan Cole Scott Wolf Does not appearRDoes not appear
Sean Latham Philip Casnoff Does not appearRDoes not appear
Harper Dearing Richard Schiff Does not appearRDoes not appear
Ilan Bodnar Oded Fehr Does not appearRDoes not appear
Paul Triff French Stewart Does not appearRDoes not appear
Gabriel HicksGraham HamiltonDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Other characters
Jeanne Benoit Scottie Thompson Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Emily FornellPayton Spencer [o]
Juliette Angelo
Does not appearDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Damon Werth Paul Telfer Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Leyla ShakarjiTehmina SunnyDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Carol Wilson Meredith Eaton Does not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Margaret Allison Hart Rena Sofer Does not appearRDoes not appear
Dr. Cyril Taft Jon Cryer Does not appearRDoes not appear
Dr. Grace Confalone Laura San Giacomo Does not appearR
Jessica ShaefferHilary WardDoes not appearRDoes not appear
PhineasJack FisherDoes not appearRDoes not appear
Marcie Warren Pam Dawber Does not appearRDoes not appear

Crossovers

JAG

NCIS: Los Angeles

NCIS: New Orleans

Guest stars

Notes

  1. Season 11
  2. 1 2 Sasha Alexander reprised her role as Kate in an uncredited voice role in the season eight episode "A Man Walks Into a Bar...". Alexander did not appear in any new original material for the season nine episode "Life Before His Eyes" or the season twelve episode "The Lost Boys", only appearing using digitally manipulated CGI footage from the season two episode "SWAK" with the latter coming from the season one episode "Reveille".
  3. 1 2 Lauren Holly did not appear in any new original material for the season nine episode "Life Before His Eyes" as well as the season twelve episode "The Lost Boys", only appearing using digitally manipulated CGI footage from the season five episode "Judgement Day".
  4. Brian Dietzen was given guest star credits in seasons one through five, and "also starring" credits in seasons six through nine. [1]
  5. Season 2 & 3
  6. Season 14
  7. Season 3 & 4
  8. Season 5
  9. Season 9
  10. Season 13
  11. Season 4
  12. Season 6
  13. Season 6
  14. Season 9 - 12
  15. Season 4

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References

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