Timothy McGee may have a brand new job NCIS 22 seasons that will change the show. Much of the attention on the upcoming return of the CBS hit procedural has been focused on Jessica Knight's status on the Big Case Response Team after she decided to take her dream job at Camp Pendleton in the season 21 finale. Although the decision is still up in the air, NCIS Season 22 also sets up interesting storylines for Alden Parker's remaining team at the Navy Yard. This includes A potentially huge promotion for Sean Murray's characterField agent since season 1.
as part of Entertainment Weekpreview of NCIS In season 22, it was revealed that the new year would begin six months after Knight left the MCRT. Parker works with a smaller team, and to make matters worse, members focus on other endeavors. Nick Torres is back in the undercover business McGee, surprisingly, is in the running for a promotion to become deputy director. It's unclear what motivated him to pursue this new role, but after Parker gets a tough job, the crew is forced to come back together.
What McGee's Possible New Role Means for NCIS Season 22
McGee's promotion means he will have to leave MCRT
At this point, it's hard to say whether McGee will earn a promotion. Note that when Mark Harmon enters NCIS In season 19, McGee was given the chance to replace Leroy Jethro Gibbs as the head of the MCRT. He was a natural successor to the role given how long he had been at the agency, not to mention being personally mentored by his legendary predecessor. said that he declined the opportunity, explaining to Torres that he did not want additional paperwork. Unlike Gibbs, McGee has a family and spending time with them is important to him.
However, moving up means McGee will have to leave the MCRT in season 22 of NCIS.
Still, there's no denying McGee's need for promotion. He's been a great field agent for a long time, and given his skill and experience, it would be unfair to let his career stagnate. That said, moving up means McGee will have to leave MCRT NCIS Season 22. Unless Parker is gone and he takes over, there's no room for him in the current structure of the organization. Even if McGee was Deputy Director Vance, his workload would be lighter given how the agency operates.
NCIS cannot afford any Cast appearances at this point
Finally, I don't think Murray's McGee should go NCIS. Over the years, we've seen so many bogus departures from the police process, including Knight's, that he would eventually regain his position at the MCRT despite the events that transpired. NCIS 21 season finale. There was a point where Gibbs' entire team was disbanded by Director Vance as a ploy to find moles within the agency. It took a few episodes, but eventually the whole cast reunited.
It's hard to tell where CBS is going with this storyline. That's right, it's interesting. it explores an often overlooked aspect of the McGee arc. However, given Knight's already complicated situation, I think not NCIS Capable of doing a similar storyline with the most veteran member of the MCRT. As much as I want him to get promoted, I doubt there's time for that, especially if it means Murray leaving the show. more than anything, NCIS it now needs stability after a number of serious departures in the last few years.
We Think McGee's NCIS Season 22 Story Reveals A Big Problem With The Procedural
There is No More Space for Promotion within RYTN
While I'm still optimistic that McGee will remain at MCRT no matter what happens with the promotion he wants, his story reveals an often-overlooked problem. NCIS – lack of career advancement opportunities. Since the core staff is quite small, there are almost no options to move up the professional ladder. As a longtime senior field agent, McGee was poised to become the next team leader. However, since Gibbs has given up his job, he has been relegated to a lower position for the foreseeable future. That is until Parker leaves and he finally takes the lead.
However, keeping this current NCIS team means McGee has to give up any dreams of moving up in the agency.
Despite my initial skepticism, my enthusiasm for Parker and the revamped MCRT has grown, and I want to see more of them working together over the next few years. For once, I was sure that would be the end of Gibbs' speech NCISthis was not clear. However, keeping this current NCIS team means McGee has to give up any dreams of moving up in the agency. Admittedly, it's also quite unfortunate considering all the years he spent as an outstanding member of the military. Unfortunately, that will be the case if the show continues to stick with this ensemble format.
Source: EW
Basic background
- Tim McGee is the longest serving character NCISwho has been with the agency since the show's first year in 2003.
- Originally known for his technical skills and in-depth knowledge of computer and technology related fields, McGee expanded his skills to become a more well-rounded field agent.
- McGee started out as the team's “probie”, but over the years he became the biggest agent behind team leader Alden Parker.