Olivia Swan.
Asher Smith/Paramount+Olivia Swan Breaks what will come in season 2 of NCIS: Sydney After the exciting – and somewhat complicated – the premiere.
Swan, who plays the NCIS special agent corresponding to Michel Maki, said extremely speaking US Weekly The fact that this season is “explosive, intense, funny and captivating”.
Warning: Spoilers below from NCIS: Sydney Season 2, Episode 1.
During the premiere of Season 2, which aired Friday 7 FebruaryMaki and Australian Federal Police (AFP) lead Jim “JD” DEMPIYE (Todd Lazs) were made for their final actions of Season 1, in which they leaned several rules to return JD’s son after he was abducted.
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Although it is on the sidelines, Maki and JD managed to bring Russian killer Anna Nim (Georgina Haig) that helped to facilitate abduction, justice. They also learned that Colonel Richard Rankin (Lewis Fitz-Gerald) participate in the process.
However, after he received a heart attack at NCIS headquarters, they realized that someone was controlled by him – an unknown villain – and stopped their pacemaker to keep him silent.
“This is definitely the main mystery of the season,” Swan said of who really pulls the strings and is responsible for Rankin’s heart attack. “We get some small immersion in it here -there, and it makes some growth as we go.”
She annoys: “The payment is very, very cool.”
However, one of the biggest premiere revelations is that Maki has a teenage son back in the United States, which she never told anyone.
But will viewers ever meet him – and will the rest of her team learn her secret? Swan said exclusively USA What to expect from the rest of the season below:
Is Nims for good?
Throughout the season, The NCIS and AFP team Located in Australia, he tried to pursue the deceptive Russian agent Monica Rowe, known as Anna Nim. During the premiere of Season 2, Num threatens to remove JD and harm his son, if necessary, unless he shares the identity of the person responsible for an attempt to take it out.
J. D., however, was a trap and JD and Maki managed to hold her after an intense battle.
Asked if Num is completely neutralized as a threat to her team, Swan told USA“My assumption is as good as yours,” suggesting that it may not be the last viewers to see a spy.
Mama Maki
Swan gave up USA For her script of dreams for Maki as a motherSaying that he will “love” to see the teenager to reunite on the screen with his mother.
“From season 1 I know she is a mother and I love this secret she has had,” the actress explained. “To be more jealous, I think it is a very cool introduction in addition to life and yourself. And I hope this is something we can explore, we hope at some point. “
She noted that while Maki shared this secret with JD, when the two are faced with termination, she has a “slim” chance of telling the rest of the team.
Swan added that fans would see how it was a parent affecting her as an agent moving forward. “If it’s a good day, then it’s,” You know what, that’s why I’m doing this job to keep the world safe for my son, “she told the character’s head. “But if it’s a bad day, then I have the feeling that she is fighting guilt and self -reliance and the pain of being far from her child.”
The team is a network
As a result of the absences of Maki and JD from the plant, the NCIS DESHAWN JACKSON agent (Sean Sagar) had to hold the fortress. He was led by AFP agent Evi Cooper (Wind breeze)Tech Guru Bluebird “Blue” Gleeson (Mavournee hazel) and medical examination dock Roy Rosie Penrose (William Makin).
“We see the development of this trust, We see the development From a team that comes together because … we are all a kind of discrepancies, “Swan told the group. “We are all a little strange and we have our own strangeness and we have our own way to do things, but it becomes a little more problem.”
“Frankenstein’s moment” is not the most insane story
At one of the biggest premiere moments, blue and DOC overheat a dead body so that blue can read and scan the human barcode tattoo. The ink leads to a technical path that helps the team resolve some of the mystery including Rankin, which is said to be blackmailed.
“There is an episode this season I was like” (I) I didn’t expect at all. “Frankenstein’s moment, it’s very sweetly tamed in comparison,” Swan is annoyed. “What I love is no matter how wild and strange it is based on reality and truth. Somewhere there is a story that exists from where writers pull out All this.
Jack’s abduction is still in the mind of jd
Although Jack was safely brought home at the end of season 1 and they get justice for the attack during the premiere of Season 2, JD will not bounce back to normal.
“The wonderful JD is that he really brings his heart into the team and as Todd does in such a wonderful way,” Swan explained to USAS “There are times (when) you get a look at this weight, but this is always something under the beautiful, cheeky, funny, easy outside.”
How will the story of Richard Rankin continue?
At the end of Season 2, Episode 1, viewers see that the military funeral at the beginning of the episode is for Rankin. Maki, however, is released in the truth, which is that Rankin is in a coma and protected in an undisclosed military facility.
According to Swan, fans will learn a lot about Rankin’s relationship with the unknown villain and his fate as the season continues.
“I can’t say too much about it because it’s part of the intertwined thread,” she annoys. “This is a kind of greater world than I think any of the team could initially imagine.”
Get ready for more blue
Swan shared that Season 2 will focus on studying the rear stories of Maki and her team, her beloved of which he is son. “I am a son fan through and through until I die,” the actress told USAS “I have already seen what Mavournee can do and she is fantastic. I am really excited by everyone to see more of her and blue because she nailed it. “
She noted that the stories of everyone would be “connecting” together this season in “really exciting” and “organic way”.
NCIS: Sydney Air on CBS Friday at 20:00 et.
