The American action television series combining elements of the military drama and police procedural genres, "NCIS: Los Angeles" will be having its 13th episode on its eight season. Episode thirteen is scheduled to release on Sunday night, January 15 on CBS Network. On its upcoming episode, a report states that Jackson Hurst will reprise his role. On the other hand, LA stars tease that there will be more red herrings to come.
The upcoming episode of the said action-drama series is entitled "Hot Water." There are reports circulating online that Jackson Hurst will reprise his role. Hurst portrayed the character of Corbin Duggan as Undersecretary of Defense. As previously shown, the team gets impaired by the arrival of his character, who intends to reorganize the department in the wake of their inability to find the mole.
Based on a report from Blasting News, Hurst will return on the show as Hetty, whose character played by Linda Hunt, is going to turn on her resignation. Corbin Dugan was seen on the previous episodes of season 8 entitled "High Value Target: Belly of the Beast" and "The Queen's Gambit."
On the other hand, the said site also states that "NCIS: Los Angeles" Season 8 Episode 13 storylines will be more intense. In fact, said reputable site claimed that almost of the entire team get under arrest after one of the latest schemes from the mole. It is then revealed that Callen, Sam, Granger and Deeks get under arrest as the mole will be planting some evidences to the said team members.
Meanwhile, "NCIS Los Angeles" star, O'Donnell claimed that they filmed an episode together with the unknown character in whom Callen is very close with as per TV Line. "We just filmed an episode with somebody that Callen is very close with that is not at all who we thought the person was."
In addition, Eric Christian Olsen teases that many clues are yet to come. "There are so many red herrings, you're going to miss it.", the 39-year-old actor revealed. Surely, fans and followers cannot wait to see its upcoming episode. Stay tuned!
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