Watch Clips From Tonight’s ‘NCIS’ & ‘NCIS:LA’

NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles are new tonight, and you can find sneak peeks and interviews after the jump.

First, here’s a scene from the NCIS episode “Crescent City, Part 2”, featuring Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon), NCIS Special Agent Christopher Lasalle (Lucas Black), Dr Loretta Wade (CCH Pounder) and NCIS Special Agent Dwayne Cassius Pride (Scott Bakula). (It’s also available on CBS.com, CBS Press Express and SpoilerTV.)

Here’s a short interview with Michael Weatherly (Tony DiNozzo) from CBS:

Finally, NOLA.com posted an article about capturing the “sonic landscape” of New Orleans in the “Crescent City” episodes—here’s a quote from Producer Joshua Rexon:

What’s most important to them is to not only respect the landscape of New Orleans — they also wanted to really capture the sonic vibe of the city, and the music that drifts and dances down the streets. All of the creative forces behind our show were extremely pleased with the talents of the local New Orleans crew.

Check out this clip from NCIS: LA’s “Spoils of War”, featuring Nell Jones (Renée Felice Smith), Sam Hanna (LL Cool J), G Callen (Chris O’Donnell) and Marty Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen). (You can also find it on CBS Press Express and SpoilerTV.)

And here’s another sneak peek from the episode, which features Nell, Eric Beale (Barrett Foa) and Daniela Ruah (Kensi Blye):

Here’s an interview with Ruah from TV Line, including this question:

TVLINE | What kind of obstacles is the team going to have to deal with in order to save Kensi’s bacon?

The Taliban, for one. That is our large obstacle, and then there are a lot of personal obstacles. There are really tough decisions that our boys have to make in the process of saving Kensi. Deeks, for one, definitely goes through a very turbulent few moments.

Ruah also spoke to TV Guide, and you can read a quote below:

I think this is probably my favorite episode that we’ve shot. It’s sort of like a movie. The action’s incredible. I think everybody was on their game, when it came to performances. There’s some really intense scenes. … It’s the team fighting for one of their own, which always makes for a good episode. There’s a lot at stake.

Finally, Ruah did an interview with Examiner.com about tonight’s episode—here’s an excerpt:

How else will Kensi be changed by her experience in Afghanistan and will that play out the rest of the season?

I think it, obviously, will affect her ton. She is well-known on this show for having her walls up and those walls are very easily put back up. I don’t think she is going to show a chink in her armor very easily. She’s probably going to play it strong for a while. Then in the future, it’s going to come back and bite her. I am not so sure she will be dealing with this openly. She depends on her job very much for her stability and peace of mind.

When she comes back and Hetty questions her abilities, and whether she is going to crack on the job or not, it concerns her a lot. She’s, “No, no, no. I need to get back to this job because I need this.”