As Season 12 of "NCIS" inches its way to a September premiere, there have been a lot of speculations about the cast especially about the potential return of Ziva David, portrayed by Cote de Pablo, to the series. Christian Today said de Pablo's departure from the show was not as brutal as in other television exits, as Ziva was not killed off the episode where she last appeared. The action had prompted fans of the show to think that there is still a big possibility for her to come back to the show, but maybe not just not back in the arms of Tony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly), as he is expected to develop romantic feelings for a newcomer federal agent to be played by "Melrose Place" and "Revenge" alum Stephanie Jacobsen, CarterMatt.com noted.
For fans of the Tony and Ziva team, this could be a disappointment as the show creators are looking into the possibility of Tony moving on with Jacobsen's character, who is a feisty FBI Agent named Leia Pendergrast. According to Christian Post, although Pendergrast will not be seen on the show until October, she will definitely be working alongside DiNozzo in a shared assignment. One thing might lead to another as the two, who will be pitted, on the show, will demonstrate very similar and compatible characteristics that fans could quickly deduce that the two would be headin for romance.
Meanwhile, Pauley Perrette, who plays goth-loving Abby on the show, revealed in an interview with Extra! that despite getting an allergic reaction to black dye, the naturally blonde actress believed that her character remained dark-haired on the show.
She said, "I have acquired an allergy to black hair dye, which is something that I wanted to tell people about. I tweeted about it, and then it was all over the news because people don't know about it and it can be fatal. It's very serious. I have black hair spray in my hair and we're trying to figure it out. We're trying to figure out an organic thing. I just don't think Abby should be blonde... Abby's like a cartoon character, she's never changed."
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