By Dana Jackson
Q: Is it true that "Knots Landing" actress Donna Mills is on OnlyFans? How old is she now? -- T.S.
A: Yes, 85-year-old Donna Mills, who's best known as the blue-eyed seductress Abby Cunningham on "Knots Landing," joined the subscription-based online platform OnlyFans this year.
Donna Mills ("Knots Landing"). Photo Credit: Depositphotos
While it's known for its adult content and nudity, not everyone produces this kind of content, and Mills is one who doesn't. In fact, when she appeared in Playboy in the 1980s, she refused to pose naked.
Mills recently told TMZ that even though her OnlyFans content is rated PG, she's still making "many six figures." She's also still acting, having appeared in Jordan Peele's hit film "Nope" in 2022.
Q: Did the actor who plays McGee on "NCIS" ever leave the show? I thought I'd read a little while back that he was leaving, but I think he's been in almost every episode. -- P.M.
A: There were rumors in 2025 that Sean Murray's character would be departing from the long-running CBS series, but they never came to fruition. He even addressed the speculation at the time, telling TVLine: "There's always an element of the gossip thing that comes up. Things can take big, unexpected turns with characters. ... No one is ever quite safe on this show."
Murray has appeared in more episodes of "NCIS" than any other cast member. He even appeared as two different characters on "JAG," the original series on which "NCIS" was spun off. He made a guest appearance on episode three of season four of "JAG" in 1998, and two years later, he had a recurring role as Danny -- the son of Dr. Sydney Walden, who was played by Cynthia Sikes.
Season 24 of "NCIS" premiered on Oct. 6, with the return of Michael Weatherly as special agent Tony DiNozzo. He'll be sticking around for the full season after leaving "NCIS" 10 years ago to headline the legal-drama series "Bull." "NCIS" airs on CBS on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET.
Q: What ever happened to the "Next Gen" reality show that was set in Los Angeles? Did they ever finish casting it? -- B.A.
A: "Next Gen NYC" is a reality show on Bravo featuring the Gen-Z offspring of several "Real Housewives" stars. It did reasonably well enough with its ratings after its first season that there was discussion of a spin-off on the West Coast, but then it got quiet. Reportedly, a "sizzle reel" that featured prospective cast members Sophia Umansky (daughter of Kyle Richards), Nick Dubrow (son of Heather Dubrow), and Mason Grammer (daughter of Camille Grammer) was tested before audiences, but nothing ever came of it.
In the meantime, Bravo recently announced that the next city to host a "Next Gen" series will be Atlanta and will include "Next Gen NYC's" Riley Burruss. We first saw Riley when she was 7 years old on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" when her mom, Kandi, was a cast member.
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