#Is a Katrina Law promotion now inevitable?

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“#Is a Katrina Law promotion now inevitable?”

If you missed the news from a day and a half ago, Emily Wickersham is officially leaving NCIS — and yes, we’re still reeling from it. While it was always a possibility based on the info that was out there, we still hoped that Bishop would stay with the team!

Alas, that’s not happening, and all of a sudden it’s clear more than ever that the show needs Katrina Law as Jessica Knight more than ever.

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When the Hawaii Five-0 alum was first brought on board a little bit earlier this spring, our initial assumption was that she was coming in to “replace” Maria Bello in the cast. It’s not that she would have a similar role, but it would ensure that the team stayed a certain size. Without Wickersham, it’s now all the more essential that Law becomes a series regular. It feels like she’s well on her way to that after a well-received first two episodes! Knight feels like an exciting new addition to the team, and there is so much more we can learn about her. If they didn’t bring her on board, the show would be VERY short on female cast members!

Given that NCIS has now officially lost two cast members and Mark Harmon may only be part-time, it feels all the more likely that producers will hire someone else alongside Law this summer. Hopefully, we’ll get a better sense of that later this year; filming could star this July, at least provided that the show sticks to some of their older filming timelines.

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