He is also here to do promos for Harriman, Roane County, and the Princess Project with Chris Mason and Bill Landry. So if fans miss Watson, they should check out some of his other projects, but given the show's track record for bringing him back to "NCIS," there's no telling what might happen in Season 19. Muse Watson is in town to promote Brooks Benjamin ’s Boys of Summerville, that will be shown tonight (Friday June 26) at the Roane State Theater, beginning at 7 PM. Watson is also known for his portrayal of Charles Westmoreland on "Prison Break," and has made appearances on shows like "Franklin & Bash," "Justified," and "Eagleheart." And Watson has one more iconic role under his belt: He's perhaps most famous for playing the fisherman in "I Know What You Did Last Summer" (via Vulture). His last appearance to date was in Season 15. He's made frequent appearances on the show since season 9, sometimes via a hallucination, and others in flashbacks. it just wasn't enough to get Mike."Īlthough Watson might have been killed, it wasn't the last "NCIS" fans saw of him.
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Best known for his recurring role as Mike Franks in 'NCIS,' Watson's interest in. He is also here to do promos for Harriman, Roane County, and the Princess Project with Chris Mason and Bill Landry. Actor Muse Watson was in Springfield Tuesday to talk with parents of students at the Rivendale Center for Autism. Wade Williams, Jodi Lyn OKeefe, Marshall Allman, Leon Russom, Robin Tunney, Muse Watson, Lane Garrison, Peter Stormare, Danay Garca, Michael Rapaport.
"To be fair, I think in planning it, it sounded good, but the way it played out - I think Mike needed more," he shared in an interview with NCISFanatic (via YouTube). Muse Watson is in town to promote Brooks Benjamin ’s Boys of Summerville, that will be shown tonight (Friday June 26) at the Roane State Theater, beginning at 7 PM. That being said, Watson would have liked to have seen a more fitting end for his character.
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