Tess Quinn

This blog entry is all about NCIS. Both NCIS:LA and the original NCIS. Why? Because this week, the two versions of NCIS totally blew me away. Yeay for original story lines, plot arcs that extend more than one episode, and romantic twists! P.S. There might be spoilers!!



Let’s start with the regular NCIS. Three words: Ziva and Tony. OMG. Finally! I had come to the conclusion that they were never going to get together. Their overt hatred for each other was enough to out rule any possible involvement. When they had their mini dialog exchange at the end of the episode, i was totally stunned. YEAY NCIS WRITERS!!! You’ve succeeded in surprising me! The rest of the episode was great as usual, but the ending was awesome. Not to mention, Gibbs little self pity moment where he realized his own age and limitations. That was great, too. I feel like he may recognize his limitations now. And the fact that Tony is really growing into Gibb’s shoes. I wish they did something with McGee. he hasnt’ been really tested in a while. Not since his sister’s run in with the law and i don’t even remember what season that’s from. Anywho. Yeay for aweomse nCIS!!



NCIS: Los Angeles has included some really bad acting, mostly from LL Cool J. Some of the characters are pretty cookie cutter stereotypes. I’ve watched the show now just to see what Hettie and Callen will do as those are the only two cool characters on the show. This week on NCIS, on the members of the team was abducted. Now that was AWESOME. It sucks for the guy who was abducted, but the ending was totally unpredictable, which is saying something for the show’s precedence so far. Every show has a turning point and i hope this is the turning point for NCIS: LA!



Anywho. That’s what I’ve been watching this week! Stay tuned for next week’s overview!

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