NCIS: New Orleans Season 6 concluded earlier this year, but fans were left wondering about the fate of Special Agent Naomi Parsons.
As the film and television industry, like the rest of the world, grappled with lockdown measures, the CBS drama was unable to complete filming for the final few episodes of the season. Despite the abrupt ending, the series managed to bring closure to one character’s arc.
Throughout Season 6, Agent Hannah Khoury, portrayed by Necar Zadegan, had been grappling with suspicions of gender discrimination at the hands of NCIS Deputy Director Van Cleef, played by Richard Thomas. Since joining the team in Season 5, Cleef had consistently undermined Khoury, displaying clear bias against her.
As the season progressed, Khoury’s efforts to confront Cleef about his discriminatory behavior unfolded, adding layers of tension and intrigue to the storyline. Fans eagerly awaited resolution regarding Khoury’s struggles and hoped for justice to prevail in the face of discrimination within the ranks of NCIS: New Orleans.
