NCIS: Hawaii star Noah Mills has hinted at significant changes for the upcoming third season. In the second season finale, Vanessa Lachey’s character, Special Agent in Charge Jane Tennant, faces a challenging plotline involving the assassination of a former MI6 agent. Tennant becomes the prime suspect, leading to a storyline where she takes extreme measures to uncover the true murderer to protect her CIA background.
Noah Mills, who portrays Tennant’s second, Jess Boon, mentioned that Tennant’s behavior, driven by the investigation, causes disruptions within the squad. These challenges are expected to carry into the third season, which has already been confirmed. Mills noted that there are major changes coming to Season 3, creating a different dynamic. He anticipates uncomfortable adjustments and the exploration of new relationships within the team.
In the beginning of Season 3, Mills suggested that viewers can expect Tennant to make tough choices. One such decision involves reaching out to her CIA mentor, played by Julie White. Mills also hinted at revelations about Tennant’s past and emotional decisions impacting others in the squad. Tennant is portrayed as a dynamic and emotionally charged character, especially in the context of the two-part finale involving Maggie Shaw. The outcome of Tennant’s actions and decisions will likely lead to legal consequences, leaving fans intrigued about how higher authorities in NCIS will handle the situation.
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