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Brian Dietzen, who portrayed Dr. Jimmy Palmer on "NCIS," co-wrote the tribute episode for David McCallum's character, Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard, who passed away at age 90. The episode features Ducky solving one last case posthumously, a surprise appearance by Michael Weatherly as Special Agent Tony DiNozzo, and a poignant ending that emphasizes the impact of Ducky's legacy on the team.
"NCIS" aired a special tribute episode to honor the late David McCallum, incorporating the death of his character, Ducky Mallard, into the show. The episode, co-written by Brian Dietzen, featured clips of McCallum and a cameo by Michael Weatherly, paying homage to the actor and character. The episode also saw the team solving a case involving Ducky, while also addressing the actor's passing.
Brian Dietzen, who plays Jimmy Palmer on "NCIS," co-wrote a tribute episode for David McCallum's character, Ducky, who recently passed away. The episode, titled "The Stories We Leave Behind," aims to honor both the character and the actor, featuring emotional responses from the team and a crime storyline. Dietzen discusses the cathartic experience of writing the episode and reflects on McCallum's impact, emphasizing the importance of honoring the stories and legacy left behind. He also hints at upcoming developments for his character, Jimmy Palmer, including a romantic storyline and comedic moments in the current season.
Former child actress Brighton Hertford, known for her role as BJ Jones on General Hospital, has returned to the show after nearly 30 years to play a new character, journalist Angela Brighton, with a special connection to the late Bobbie Spencer. Hertford's return is part of a tribute episode honoring Bobbie, with other returning actors reprising their roles. This special episode pays homage to both Hertford and the character of Bobbie, who was dedicated to helping women in need.
General Hospital is set to air a two-part tribute episode in January to honor the late actress Jacklyn Zeman and her beloved character Bobbie Spencer. The episodes will revolve around Bobbie's memorial service, with a surprise arrival unearthing a shocking secret and leading to a mini adventure involving Bobbie's daughter Carly and BFF Felicia in Amsterdam. The tribute had been delayed due to the WGA strike, and the entire cast was present for the memorial shoot. Zeman, who played Bobbie for over four decades, passed away in May after battling cancer.
Actor Brian Austin Green criticized "Dancing with the Stars" for not inviting his fiancée, former pro dancer Sharna Burgess, to the tribute episode for late judge Len Goodman. Green expressed disappointment and called out the show's lack of support for Burgess. Burgess, who has competed on 14 seasons, revealed her shock at not being invited back for the current season. She addressed the snub on Instagram, explaining that her partner Green shared his frustration. Former professionals returned to perform a waltz in honor of Goodman, who passed away in April. ABC and Disney have not commented on the matter.
Cheryl Burke, a former professional dancer on Dancing With the Stars, revealed that she was not invited to the upcoming tribute episode for late judge Len Goodman, despite her close relationship with him. Burke expressed her disappointment but stated that she would be there in spirit to support her former colleagues. She had previously paid a heartfelt tribute to Goodman after his passing in April.
Sonya Eddy, who played nurse Epiphany Johnson on "General Hospital," was honored by her co-stars in a tribute episode following her death in December. Eddy's colleagues remembered her as a "beautiful soul" and a "spark of joy." She had been a regular cast member on the show's prime time spin-off, "General Hospital: Night Shift," and had also appeared in other TV sitcoms. Eddy died at the age of 55 due to an uncontrollable infection after a non-emergency surgery.