NCIS
The season finale of "NCIS" started us off with a whole lot of unanswered questions. It ended by answering some of those questions, but by leaving a whole bunch more wide open.
In an outstanding first part of a two-part "NCIS" season finale, Gibbs continued to find himself under the gun.
Out of all the openings I've ever enjoyed on "NCIS," the one we got this week ranks right up there. The poor little eight-year-old boy who got to crush the car with the dead Marine in the trunk is going to need some serious therapy.
Tony is captivated by a girl he's never met and sets out to fulfill his cinematic dreams.
When this episode of "NCIS" started I was like 'Dude, that Navy guy jogging in the dark should, like, totally not be running there. The dude's totally going to get shot... dude.'
Normally when teens are chit-chatting it up in a car and hit someone it's totally their fault that the guy they hit ends up dead. On "NCIS" that's not the case.
At some point I have to assume that "NCIS" is going to hit a Jessica Fletcher-Cabot Cove moment, one where we realize that enough dead members of the Navy and/or Marines have shown up in the D.C. area that there simply can't be that many left.
It's always nice to see a good guest star on a series and "NCIS" has had a bunch of them this season.
Damon Werth, former steroid taker and one-time mercenary is probably not the greatest witness in the world. And yet, a witness is exactly what he was with this "NCIS" case.
Tonight's episode of "NCIS" featured nefarious doings onboard an airplane, which, by my count makes it - at minimum - the third show on a major network to have such a plot in the last seven days.
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