NCIS Season 22’s New Ducky Homage Highlights MCRT’s Changes For The Better

NCIS Season 22 Honors Ducky While Showcasing Exciting Changes in MCRT!

The latest episode of NCIS Season 22 pays tribute to the beloved character Ducky, highlighting significant transformations within the Major Case Response Team (MCRT). This homage not only nods to Ducky’s legacy but also emphasizes the positive changes the team has undergone, enhancing dynamics and character development. Fans are thrilled to see how these updates breathe new life into the series while honoring its rich history.

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