"NCIS" Season 13 will see the last of Tony DiNozzo, as Michael Weatherly has already announced his departure from the CBS drama after its current season. In a recent interview with showrunner Gary Glasberg, he revealed that Tony's exit will be an "emotional roller coaster." Will Tony get killed?
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"NCIS" Season 13 spoilers hint on a very emotional finale episode, as Michael Weatherly will be departing the series as Tony DiNozzo. In an interview with Gary Glasberg, the showrunner shared details about Tony's exit with TVLine.
The showrunner hinted that in "NCIS" Season 13, Tony will be at a crossroads in terms of his career. This will pave the way for his character's exit, along with a number of guest stars to help with his departure.
"He's going to find himself at a bit of a crossroads, with some significant issues to deal with," he said.
Glasberg also told the publication that fans and viewers should keep a box of tissues ready when the "NCIS" Season 13 finale episode airs on TV. He also shared that the finale episode will have some "serious, heart-wrenching moments."
There have also been rumors that Tony will be killed off in "NCIS" Season 13 finale. While the showrunner did not exactly say whether or not this rumor is true, his statement has made a lot of fans worried over their favorite character.
"I want people to understand that Tony DiNozzo will always be a part of this family - but they should also prepare for an emotional roller coaster," he added.
Meanwhile, there have been reports about Cote de Pablo's possible return in "NCIS" Season 13 for a short "Tiva" reunion. However, Carter Matt reports that the actress has already announced that she will not be returning to the series.
In a footage during a Q&A session at Babson College in Massachusetts, de Pablo stated that she will not be back in "NCIS" Season 13 as Ziva. She also said that she had to leave the CBS drama because of creative differences.
Watch Cote de Pablo's answer below:
