NCIS: New Orleans: Sebastian Lund Takes On As Field Agent; First Day Proves Tough

"NCIS: New Orleans" is all set to treat viewers to an exciting episode "Return of the King" and the adventure is only going to get better as Sebastian, the forensic scientist, would be joining the team as field agent. However, the going would not be smooth for him as the transition comes with its own set of challenges.

Actor Rob Kerkovich, who plays Sebastian on "NCIS: New Orleans" has said that in the coming episodes, Sebastian is going to get his ass handed to him, TVGuide reported. According to the actor, he would rather have that than him immediately show up and start doing kung fu as it does not make sense. Kerkovich also talked about how he screwed up with Tammy Gregorio in the shooting scene of "NCIS: New Orleans."

Kerkovich stated that the fact Gregorio said that it was ok elevated that scene. He said that there was already a judgment and it was very sisterly on her part. As for his journey about becoming a field agent on "NCIS: New Orleans," the actor revealed it is taking time and it is not going to be showing up with a hat and gun proving he is a superhero. It will also make it more realistic to see that journey.

Last but not the least, Kerkovich disclosed that Sebastian hears some stuff about him from Pride and gets a little catty with him. Wednesday episode of "NCIS: New Orleans" is going to shed light on Sebastian's attitude and it would be interesting to see how he reacts when Pride doubts him, Cinema Blend reported.

If he overhears Pride voicing his doubts, it is reasonable for Sebastian to get catty but if it happens during a conversation between the two, viewers might not sympathize with him. It may be mentioned here that Sebastian is one of the most relatable characters on "NCIS: New Orleans." His follies and gaffes make him human and viewers do relate with him on a different level.

So, when "NCIS: New Orleans" comes up with "Return of the King" and offers Sebastian as a trained field agent, viewers are bound to be excited.