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New episodes of NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles had to delay production due to a surge of COVID cases going on in California.

The NCIS: Los Angeles cast has some interesting names reappearing for Season 12, Episode 7 called Overdue.

Who is NCIS: Los Angeles cast member Daniela Ruah married to? Mon Dec 14, 2020 at 8:51pm ET Daniela Ruah and Eric Christian Olsen play a married couple on NCIS: LA. Pic credit: CBS Daniela Ruah has played Special Agent Kensi Blye on the NCIS: Los Angeles cast for quite a few years now. On the show, Blye is married to Marty Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen), who used to hold the position of LAPD Liaison to the NCIS. Earlier this season, Deeks lost his job and had to leave the premises. It was all due to the Los Angeles Police Department ending partnerships with other organizations.

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CinemaBlend Even though NCIS: Los Angeleswas only back for five episodes before airing its midseason finale on CBS, the Sunday-night drama already gave fans a lot to worry about thanks to Eric Christian Olsen's Marty Deeks losing his job as liaison between the Los Angeles PD and the NCIS squad. Many a viewer was fearful that Olsen might actually be leaving NCIS: Los Angeles, and even though his Kensi co-star Daniela Ruah attempted to sooth everyone's worries about that, it still wasn't clear how the show would keep Deeks around. Thankfully, that question got answered in a big and surprising...