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Wednesday 7 July, 9:00pm on Five

Wednesday 30 June, 9:00pm on Five

Wednesday 16 June, 9:00pm on Five

NCIS has locked down another of its series regulars for the next season.

Michael Weatherly has signed on the dotted line and will return to the drama for more seasons after coming to an agreement on a new multi-year deal.

Weatherly plays Tony on the crime procedural alongside returning regulars Pauley Perrette, Rocky Carroll and David McCallum.

Meanwhile, Sean Murray is the remaining cast member who is still yet to reach a deal for more NCIS work.

Wednesday 13 June, 9:00pm on Five

NCIS has locked in one of its series regulars for another season.

Actress Pauley Perrette has signed on the dotted line to appear in the procedural for another season at least.

Perrette, who plays Abby, joins fellow cast members Mark Harmon and Cote de Pablo in staying along with recently signed regulars David McCallum and Rocky Carroll.

The deal is believed to be multi-year.

Wednesday 2 June, 9:00pm on Five

Wednesday 2 June, 9:00pm on Five

Wednesday 19 May, 9:00pm on Five

NCIS star Michael Weatherly is confident of a return to the hit crime drama.

Weatherly is one of several NCIS actors currently seeking a salary increase for the next season but has said he is “optimistic” that he will feature again on the show.

"I'm very excited to come back," he said. "I have the best job on television and the best character. I have an extremely talented team of folks that I've been working with for a long time who are in negotiations. It's ongoing, but I'm extremely positive about the outcome. Optimism reigns supreme."

The 41-year-old New Yorker has played Tony DiNozzo on the drama series since 2003.

Co-star David McCallum has confirmed he is returning next season.

Wednesday 5 May, 9:00pm on Five

It’s been reported four of NCIS’s biggest stars are requesting larger salaries.

Michael Weatherly (Tony DiNozzo), Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto), David McCallum (Donald Mallard) and Sean Murray (Timothy McGee) are coming off contract at the conclusion to the current season and are reportedly entering negotiations with CBS regarding pay rises.

It is believed the stars are each earning around $100,000 (£65,600) per episode, which, in Hollywood terms, is low for a cast of a successful show in its seventh season.

American network CBS is yet to comment on the situation.

Source: Digital Spy

Wednesday 28 April, 9:00pm on Five

Wednesday 21 April, 9:00pm on Five

Continuing this week is the hit US drama based on the work of the navy's dedicated federal agency.

In this episode, the murder of a marine leads the agents into the murky world of gang violence. Gibbs identifies a number written in blood at the crime scene as his military service ID, but only he and former agent Mike Franks appear to understand its significance.

Friday 16 April 2010 at 11.00pm on Five

Continuing this week is the hit US drama series based on the work of the navy’s dedicated federal agency. In this episode, a navy captain is murdered and disembowelled in what appears to be a case of international espionage. Elsewhere, McGee meets his ideal woman online – but is she just a little too perfect?

The body of Captain Thomas Jennings is found in a hut in the middle of a forest. He has been hit over the head and disembowelled, and a pentagram has been imprinted on his back. The postmortem shows that Jennings was killed by carbon-monoxide poisoning, and that the disembowelment and imprint occurred after death. Ducky notices a regular pattern to the injuries. “I don’t believe this was the work of satanists,” he tells Gibbs. “Whoever sliced Captain Jennings open wasn’t trying to kill or torture him – they were looking for something.”