From Port Charles’ courtroom to the halls of the FBI, Nazneen Contractor is making her way into the NCIS universe. Contractor, who currently recurs on General Hospital as ADA Justine Turner, will guest star in an upcoming episode of NCIS titled ‘Gone Girls.

She’ll be stepping into the shoes (and probably a sharp blazer) of Senior FBI Agent Beth Rollins. In this new episode, the NCIS team dives into a high-stakes case involving a U.S. Marine suspected of kidnapping the wife of one of the most powerful men at the Department of Justice.

Nazneen Contractor on NCIS

Nazneen Contractor as Senior FBI Agent Beth Rollins.
Photo: Sonja Flemming/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc.

NCIS is the flagship of the ever-expanding franchise. It’s a long-running military police procedural that follows a fictional team of special agents with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. These agents make up the Major Case Response Team (MCRT), handling high-profile cases tied to the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. Earlier this year, CBS officially renewed the series for Season 23, which premiered on October 14, 2025.

And for Contractor, this is far from her first primetime mission. Her résumé already packs appearances on fan favorites like Criminal Minds, Charmed, Letterkenny, Hawaii Five-0, and Law & Order: SVU.

Outside of that, the India native has also been part of the Star Trek universe. She’s also appeared in several TV movies, including projects for Hallmark.

The episode premieres Tuesday, Nov. 4 (8:00–9:00 PM ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, and will stream on Paramount+ (live and on demand for Premium plan subscribers, or on demand for Essential subscribers the following day). Series star Rocky Carroll takes the director’s chair for this one.

Don’t miss Nazneen Contractor in this upcoming episode of NCIS on CBS!

Photo Credit: Disney/Michael Kirchoff.

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