If Michael Weatherly ever decides to hang up his acting skills, there's a replacement hot on his heels in the form of his adorable son, Liam.
The nine-year-old well and truly stole the show in a photo the former NCIS star shared on Twitter last year in which he was dressed up just like his famous dad.
In the image, Liam wore a pair of Michael's thick-rimmed glasses and smiled for the camera.
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He captioned the post which also featured his wife, Bojana Janković: "Liam Weatherly tries #Bull glasses @BullCBS."
Michael's lookalike son was adorable in the snapshot as he mimicked his father's character, on the show - which is loosely based on the early career of TV's Dr Phil. The father-of-three took on the role just months after bowing out of NCIS.
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He starred as fan favourite Tony DiNozzo on the Mark Harmon-led series for 13 seasons between 2003 and 2016, meaning he's barely had a break from work for almost two decades.
Michael's son looked just like him with his Bull glasses on
With Bull now finished, there is a possibility that Michael could return to NCIS, which would delight his fans.
The show's executive producer Steven D. Binder is certainly on board with the idea. In a recent interview with TV Insider, he was full of enthusiasm when asked about a DiNizzo comeback.
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He said: "I absolutely would love to do something like that. That's going to depend on Michael Weatherly.
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"He and I have talked over the years about it and he was always on Bull and [since] he was on Bull, it just seemed weird and not right," he continued, adding that if it does happen, it won't be anytime soon.
As he explained: "The last conversation I had with him was that he's going to take some time off and rest because he went from a very difficult schedule on NCIS to headlining his own show for six years, through COVID."
There has been some excitement in the NCIS world lately though, with rumors of a potential spin-off show starring both Michael and his former co-star Cote de Pablo following the cancelation of NCIS: Los Angeles.
Watch this space!
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