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Mark Harmon Reflects on Humbling TV Debut with Father Tom Harmon

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Mark Harmon Reflects on Humbling TV Debut with Father Tom Harmon
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  • Mark Harmon recalls first TV ad with his father as pivotal.
  • Harmon describes his first Kellogg's ad as 'humiliating'.
    • The Kellogg's ad experience positively shifted Harmon's career.
    • Harmon credits early TV production insights for career longevity.
    • Harmon starred as Gibbs on 'NCIS' for nearly two decades.
    • Harmon remains linked to 'NCIS' as producer and narrator.
    • Harmon thanks his father for career advice and resilience.
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