The veteran actor and former S e x i est Man Alive was seen the day after his beloved character Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs made his final appearance on the hit show.

The silver-haired father-of-two appears to be keeping busy during his retirement from acting as he walked his dogs, brought out trash cans and wheeled in a large box that was delivered to his home.

The veteran actor and former Sexiest Man Alive was seen wheeling a box into his home the day after his beloved character Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs made his final appearance on the hit show

Mark insisted on bringing the large box into his house on his own and refused help from the delivery man

Mark was seen bringing down his own transportation trolley and licking his fingers before wheeling it inside Mark insisted on bringing the box into his house on his own, bringing down his own transportation trolley and licking his fingers before wheeling it inside.

The actor refused all offers of help from the delivery man. Mark, who has been married to Mork & Mindy alum Pam Dawson for 34 years, was casually dressed in denim jeans, a sweater and suede shoes. He was later seen walking his two dogs around the neighborhood. Producer Steve Binder released a statement earlier this month confirming Mark’s exit, but clarified he would still be an executive producer on the CBS show. ‘As an executive producer and dear friend, Mark continues to be an integral part of the fabric of the show,’ Binder said. ‘Our north star has always been staying true to our characters, and that truth has always guided the stories we tell and where those characters go. ‘So regarding the future of Gibbs, as long-time fans of the show may have noticed over the years… never count Leroy Jethro Gibbs out,’ Binder concluded.

Mark, who has been married to Mork & Mindy alum Pam Dawson for 34 years, was casually dressed in denim jeans, a sweater and suede shoes

He was later seen walking his two dogs around the neighborhood. Producer Steve Binder released a statement earlier this month confirming Mark’s exit, but clarified he would still be an executive producer on the CBS show. ‘As an executive producer and dear friend, Mark continues to be an integral part of the fabric of the show,’ Binder said. ‘Our north star has always been staying true to our characters, and that truth has always guided the stories we tell and where those characters go. ‘So regarding the future of Gibbs, as long-time fans of the show may have noticed over the years… never count Leroy Jethro Gibbs out,’ Binder concluded. Harmon’s final episode on the show followed Gibbs solving a case of a conglomerate CEO hiring a contract killer to take out those opposed to a copper mine. When Gibbs was offered his badge back by Leon Vance (Rocky Carroll), Gibbs revealed he was leaving the agency, choosing to stay in Alaska, where he’d been for the past few episodes. In the episode, FBI Agent Parker (Gary Cole) stopped by Gibbs’ home after he had gone AWOL, telling Timothy McGee (Sean Murray), ‘something tells me he’s not coming back.’ There were rumors that Mark was not going to return for the 19th season, though it’s believed that he came back because he learned CBS might not renew the show if he didn’t return. NCIS was a spin-off of CBS’ JAG, both of which were created by Donald P. Bellisario, which ran for 10 seasons between 1995 and 2005. The show ended up spawning a number of CBS spin-offs itself, NCIS: Los Angeles, which debuted in 2009 and is currently in its 13th season, NCIS: New Orleans, which was canceled after seven seasons, and NCIS: Hawaii, which debuted this fall.