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‘NCIS: Sydney’: Olivia Swann Says Mackey’s ‘Acting on Her Feelings’ in Finale Moment With JD
Olivia Swann says Mackey is acting on her feelings after a finale that left one case closed and another unresolved.
- On Tuesday, May 12, Special Agent Michelle Mackey took down The Collective's lead man, Lee Meyers, during the NCIS Sydney season 3 finale, while Drug Czar John Callaghan fled Australia with the syndicate's intel.
- Before escaping with Ryan Brady, Mackey executed a 'maverick' move by planting her cellphone on Callaghan's plane, creating a cliffhanger for season 4.
- Olivia Swann explained that Mackey 'is acting on her feelings' toward Jim Dempsey, and during Trey Mackey's 18th birthday party, Mackey called Dempsey a 'catch.'
- Teammates Evie Cooper and Travis 'Trigger' Riggs face a shifting dynamic next season after Trigger confided to Evie that he accepted a new job.
- Sydney will premiere for season 4 in 2027 on CBS, with Mackey's phone storyline expected to unfold as the series continues its character-focused narrative.
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‘NCIS: Sydney’: Olivia Swann Says Mackey’s ‘Acting on Her Feelings’ in Finale Moment With JD
Plus, her reaction to Mackey's 'maverick' move and her hopes for Season 4.
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What is it the kiddies say? Ain’t nobody fresher than my clique. Our supersized NCIS: Sydney finale was satisfying, offering plenty of great moments and developments, along with some ship-teasing for just about everyone. But mostly, it put, well, I won’t say a period on the end of The Collective storyline, but maybe a semicolon, and sometimes that’s more than enough to call it a good day’s work. (Daniel Asher Smith/Paramount+) One of the most in…
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