Season One:
Spin-Off Episodes are available from “NCIS”: Season 11, ‘Crescent City’ Parts 1 & 2 where the three main characters are introduced. Accompanying them are commentary tracks by Actor/Executive Producer Mark Harmon and Creator Gary Glasberg.
Episode Commentary on ‘Musician Heal Thyself’ with writer Jeffrey Lieber and executive producer James Hayman.
Deleted Scenes (3:18) – ‘Musician Heal Thyself’, ‘Chasing Ghosts’, ‘Stolen Valor’ and ‘Baitfish’
Launch Promos (4:17)
Spooktacular (5:03) goes over the Halloween episode, ‘Master of Horror’
Episode Commentary on ‘Careful What You Wish For’ with Lieber and Hayman.
Mardi Gras: The “NCIS” Way (4:45) looks at filming the episode ‘Le Carnivale De La Mort’ with comments by the crew.
After the Storm (5:54) is a featurette on New Orleans and areas still in shambles but how Katrina was woven into storylines, even slightly.
Starting Up in New Orleans (14:07) looks at assembling a crew to work on “NCIS: NO” and coordinating between New Orleans and L.A. and establishing a certain look.
A Big Easy Success (30:04) – Here we get an overview of the first season and its successes in discerning itself from the “mothership”.
How Rob Got the Job (3:58) – This featurette talks about how actor Rob Kerkovich came to be on the series via auditioning.
Touring the Set (4:47) – The production designer leads viewers on a tour of the primary sets.
The Write Angle (21:30) looks at the writing on the series.
Strike Up the Band (8:33) covers the music that is so prominent on the show.
Season Two:
Episode Commentaries – Writer/Co-Executive Producer Christopher Silber and Writer Christopher Waild provide commentaries on ‘Sister City’ Parts 1 & 2.
Who Wore It Best? (4:45) is a featurette on the red dresses wore by the men in the episode, ‘Insane in the Membrane’
Dressed to Thrill (8:35) looks at the costume design on the series.
Crossing Over: A Look at Sister City (15:37) looks at the making of the crossover episodes and features interviews with the cast and crew.
Bullets and Beignets: Exploring Season Two (21:06) is an overview of the series’ second year with topics discussed about the plots.
Percy and Plame (12:13) is a featurette on the new character, Sonja Percy as portrayed by Shalita Grant, and Patton Plame played by Daryl “Chill” Mitchell whose character was introduced last season and is now a regular.
Now You See It (7:18) looks at the locations used in and around New Orleans.
All the World’s a Stage (3:52) finds the actors talking about how they came to their profession.
Deleted Scenes are available on ‘Sic Semper Tyrannis’, ‘Blue Christmas’ and ‘Sister City Part II’
Season Three:
Episode Commentaries
- ‘Aftershocks’ – Brad Kern (writer/executive producer)
- ‘Pandora’s Box, Parts 1 & 2’ – Christopher Walid & Christopher Silber (writer/executive producers on NCIS and NCIS: NO respectively)
Opening Pandora’s Box (12:14) is a look at the cross-over two-part episode that began on NCIS and concluded on NCIS: New Orleans.
NCIS: New Orleans Season 3: Let the Good Times Roll (28:03) extensively delves into the storylines of the third season of the series and furthering the characters arcs.
The New Girl in Town (8:21) profiles the entrance of Vanessa Ferlito and her character.
Propping It Up (4:22) looks at the props department.
It Takes a Video Village (4:57) is about those who work behind the scenes like the first assistant director, gaffers, and others talking about what they do.
Season Four:
This season comes with a few featurettes: Season Four: Big Easy Does It (23:40), “Chill” Out (6:00), #1 Fan Questions (2:07) and Scott and Chelsea: Double Date (7:00). Also included are some Deleted Scenes.
Season Five:
King Cake: The 100th Episode (11:03) – This featurette looks at the episode ‘In the Blood’ and a new twist for Pride. Of course.
Cast and Creole: A Look at Season 5 (23:33) breaks down some of the storylines and character developments over the course of this fifth season.
Who Dat?: Hannah Khoury (10:54) is an introduction to the newest series regular and her character.
Off Subject are a series of short featurettes where the cast talk about various subjects, such as what would they be doing if they hadn’t become an actor or talking about turning down roles.
Season Six:
The only features included is Six of One (21:30) and The Demise of Christopher LeSalle (12:32) featurettes.
Season Seven:
The final season is light on features, there is Season 7: Pride and Joy (22:32) on the making of the seventh season and the logistics of filming during a pandemic; The Best of Times (2:08) is a short featurette showing those behind the camera; The Perfect Pair (4:51) is a featurette on the relationship between Pride and Rita.
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