Whatβs the secret behind the lasting success of NCIS and its spin-offs like NCIS: Origins? The key lies in its intricate storytelling, memorable characters, and of course, the iconic Gibbsβ rules. Austin Stowell, who plays a younger version of Gibbs, recently shared his experience stepping into this legendary role and the valuable lessons he learned from Mark Harmon, the actor who made Gibbs a household name. Curious about the wisdom Harmon passed on? Letβs dive in.
Who Is Austin Stowell in NCIS: Origins?
Austin Stowell brings a younger version of Leroy Jethro Gibbs to life in NCIS: Origins. His portrayal bridges the gap between the character’s early years and the experienced, no-nonsense agent fans have come to know and love. Stowellβs challenge is finding the balance between staying true to the essence of Gibbs while also adding his own unique twist to the role.
The Legacy of Gibbsβ Rules
What Are Gibbsβ Rules?
Gibbsβ rules are more than just a set of guidelinesβtheyβre a code for life and work. From “Never let suspects stay together” to “Always be specific when you lie,” these rules have become central to the NCIS universe. They offer a unique philosophy on how Gibbs navigates the complexities of law enforcement and personal relationships, and theyβve resonated deeply with fans over the years.
