The Depressing Reason Why Gibbs Never Locks His Front Door On NCIS
The Depressing Reason Why Gibbs Never Locks His Front Door On NCIS
- Gibbs' open-door policy has been a topic of discussion among fans.
- The reason behind it was revealed in a 2024 interview with the show's co-creator, David J. Miller.
- Pedro Hernandez intentionally killed Gibbs' first wife and daughter, leading to his death.
Mark Harmon's character, Leroy Jethro Gibbs, has been a fan favorite on the hit TV show NCIS for over two decades. However, one aspect of his character that has sparked curiosity among fans is his open-door policy - or rather, lack thereof.
For those who may not be familiar, Gibbs' front door remains unlocked throughout the series, a trait that has been both praised and criticized
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The Unlocked Truth
According to David J. Miller, co-creator of NCIS, the reason behind Gibbs' open-door policy is rooted in his traumatic past. In a 2024 interview, Miller explained that the character's decision to keep his door unlocked was a coping mechanism for the loss of his first wife and daughter, who were killed
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