NCIS: Hawai'i character Lucy Tara is set to reunite with her fellow agents in an upcoming episode of the police procedural drama - and we couldn't be more excited!
In new photos released by CBS, Lucy, who is played by Yasmine Al-Bustami, can be seen returning from her position as Special Agent Afloat and rejoining her colleagues in Hawai'i for a welcome home party.
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The upcoming episode, titled Good Samaritan, will air on 27 February and will see Lucy surprise the team by returning from her job early. Elsewhere in the episode, when a Navy deserter accidentally comes out of hiding, his family becomes a target that drives the NCIS team and Charlie 1 (Linc Hand) to investigate who is after them, according to the synopsis.
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Taking to Twitter to react to the news, fans expressed their excitement to see Yasmine, who was recently spotted on set, back with her co-stars. One person wrote: "Can't wait to see her in action in Hawai'i," while another added: "Lucy is absolutely my favorite."
Lucy is set to reunite with her fellow agents on 27 February
The episode will surely feature a reunion between Lucy and her girlfriend Kate Whistler, played by actress Tori Anderson - who recently sent fans wild with a behind-the-scenes photo.
The characters have been apart ever since Lucy announced her departure from Hawai'i earlier in the season, telling Kate that she had accepted the new job - which she had applied for when the pair were broken up.
Fans can look forward to a good deal of action from Lucy in the upcoming episode, according to the show's executive producer Christopher Silber.
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Responding to a question from a fan asking if Lucy will be in any fighting scenes upon her return, Christopher told TV Line recently: "Yes. WHEN Lucy is back there will be a good deal of action for her. We can't wait."
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