"The people who watch NCIS: Los Angeles are so passionate about it and genuinely love it so much tha

Starring again as Special Agent G Callen is the versatile Chris O'Donnell, known variously throughout the years for his role as Robin in two Batman and Robin films, as Charlie Simms in Scent of a Woman and as Peter Garrett in Vertical Limit.
"You've missed everybody in the off-season and you get right back into it and it's so exciting when the new scripts come out and to hear some of the banter that the writers have come up with for us. I'm going to direct an episode this year, I think episode vancouver island bc kayaking tours 17, so a lot to look forward to. It's exciting."
"You just realise more and more the fact that for Callen, Sam and Hetty - that's his family. But Sam is really the closest person in his life. They're kind of best buddies, almost like brothers. They like to give each other a hard time but at the same time know that they'll always have each other's back."
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"We have an amazing crew of special effects people and stunt people. There are episodes where they really get excited, when they get to blow up a building or do a crazy stunt with a guy in a motorcycle exploding and flying up in the air.
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"We have an amazing crew - and an amazing work ethic on our show. We get in there and everyone has a great time but everyone is there to work and get it done. It doesn't feel like a grind. I feel energised by it.
"The first season was really hard because it was getting your body ready for that schedule but I think you get conditioned to it. We're going to do an extra episode this year so we'll do 200 days. We're halfway through the season and I feel good."
"If I had more time to travel around the world, I'd probably get a better feel for it, but we're working so hard. We're going to film 200 days this year, so it's a tough schedule. But I'm glad people are watching.
"The people who watch NCIS: Los Angeles are so passionate about it and genuinely love it so much that they'll come over to introduce themselves and compliment you, and it's as if they want you to know that they weren't just trying to recognise you and get your attention.