'NCIS' season 14 spoilers, updates: Thanksgiving episode joined by Bishop's siblings

After Tony DiNozzo Sr. (Robert Wagner) made an appearance in the show's last episode, viewers will get to meet more family members of the NCIS agents from Gibbs' (Mark Harmon) team.

According to a synopsis by Spoiler TV, fans of the show will soon meet Bishop's (Emily Wickersham) brothers. Like the nosy siblings that they are, Bishop's brother will want to know the goings on in their sister's lovelife.

"After NCIS Agent Bishop is sent to Gitmo to gather evidence for a Navy chaplain murder case, she questions her previous work at the NSA. Also, Bishop's brothers, John and Robert (Jesse Bradford and Jesse Johnson), visit for the Thanksgiving holiday and pester her co-workers to find out who she is dating," read the synopsis for the episode, which is entitled "Enemy Combatant." 

This was probably the confirmation of actress Emily Wickersham's posts on Instagram about the guest stars arriving in the show. Last month, the actress posted a snap on her Instagram showing her with three men – actors Ryan Doom, Jesse Bradford, and Jesse Johnson — with the hashtag #BishopBrothers.

The actress also posted another photo of her with co-star Wilmer Valderma (who portrays Agent Torres) and her on screen siblings with the hashtag #ElevatorHomies. This could mean that Agent Torres could be hanging out with Bishops's brothers when they arrive.

Meanwhile, rumors about the show's cancellation after another season continue to persist owing to the show's dipping ratings after regular cast member Michael Weatherly's exit in the finale of season 13 to headline his own CBS show.

However, the show has been picked up for its 14<sup>th and 15<sup>th season, so it is already guaranteed at least another year on the air.

Despite the ratings drop, though, "NCIS'" lead star Mark Harmon is still considered one of television's most beloved personalities. The actor has recently dethroned Ellen Degeneres as America's Favorite TV personality in a survey conducted by The Harris Poll.

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