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The cases of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service's Washington, D.C. Major Case Response Team, led by Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs.
Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs is the leader of a team of special agents belonging to the NCIS (Naval Criminal Investigative Service) Major Case Response Team. Gibbs, a former Marine, is a tough investigator and a highly skilled interrogator who relies on his gut instinct as much as evidence. Gibbs' second in command is Senior Field Agent Tony DiNozzo, a womanizing, movie-quoting former Baltimore Homicide Detective, who despite being the class clown always gets the job done. The team also consists of probationary field agent Eleanor Bishop, a former NSA agent, as well as Junior Field Agent Timothy McGee, a computer-savvy agent often mocked by DiNozzo. Assisting them are Abby Sciuto, the energetic-but-Goth lab tech who is like a daughter to Gibbs, and Dr. Donald Mallard, nicknamed Ducky, the eccentric medical examiner full of unusual stories. This team of elite agents, based in Washington, D.C., solve criminal cases involving Marine and Navy personnel and their families, sometimes traveling the United States - or the world - to do it.
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Seasons
- Season 1 23 episodes
- Season 2 23 episodes
- Season 3 24 episodes
- Season 4 24 episodes
- Season 5 20 episodes
- Season 6 25 episodes
- Season 7 25 episodes
- Season 8 24 episodes
- Season 9 24 episodes
- Season 10 24 episodes
- Season 11 24 episodes
- Season 12 24 episodes
- Season 13 24 episodes
- Season 14 24 episodes
- Season 15 24 episodes
- Season 16 24 episodes
- Season 17 20 episodes
- Season 18 16 episodes
- Season 19 21 episodes
- Season 20 8 episodes
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Jimmy comes in to work in a trenchcoat and flashes his wedding duds. A powder blue tuxedo with frilly pink shirt. They've decided to go "kitsch".They're all in the wedding, but he hasn't picked a best man yet.
Gibbs calls in with the body of the week. They find his absence suspicious.
At his house, he says good-bye to Samantha (Jaime Lee Curtis). She stayed over. They're all glowy.
At the scene, Gibbs is running late.The victim could have fallen anywhere between 400 and several thousand feet. He's First Lt. Walter Larabee.He looks stabbed or shot in addition to his broken bones from the fall.They find a challenge coin from the chaplain corps in his pocket. It's caked with dried blood.
At the office, Gibbs meets with Navy Commander Maria Castro, a chaplain. She doesn't know Larabee, but knows Navy Commander Theresa Wade, the woman the blood on the coin was traced to.
Chaplain Wade has served multiple missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, about a month ago she went on a relief mission to Cartagena, Colombia. They haven't been able to reach her for a week.Castro is really worried about her.
In the morgue, Duckie pre-emptively rejects the best man honor -- mentors make terrible wingmen. But he's psyched about the tux. Gibbs joins them. "Allow me to make my way from the horrific to the curious," Duckie says.
Larabee was beaten, stabbed and shot. He was alive when he was thrown from the aircraft. There were bullets in his vest and tiny fungi crammed in his taped shut mouth.
Time for the victim rundown. Larabee was 32 and just finished his second tour in Afghanistan. He just accepted a tour to the embassy in Colombia. His wife is pregnant with their first child.
There were three planes in the airspace over the park when Larabee was dropped: a medical transport chopper, retired air force pilot and his family and a single engine Cessna registered to Alfred Holbrook, who was busted 30 years for possession with intent to sell.
Tony and McGee inspect Holbrook's plane. He's been in a wheelchair for a year and two months since getting hit by a drunk driver. He suggests his license was stolen and his plane hasn't left the ground.
Down in the lab, Abby reports the bullets came from a Russian AK 47. The mushroom is an herbicide for cocoa plants, used only in Noreno, Colombia. Cartel country.
Upstairs, Palmer asks Ziva for advice on who to pick as his best man. She tells him to go with his gut. Ziva is waiting for a call and it comes through in MTAC.Ziva talks to her old friend Monique, who says she might know how to find Wade.
Monique is working on a school construction project. She heard the cartel is taking Americans. She's Retired Interpol Agent Monique Lisson.She has footage from the Cartagena police showing chaplain Wade and Larabee getting into a Courage Mission International van. They provide vaccines and antibiotics to villagers.
Gibbs suggests Ziva join Lisson in Colombia.
Ziva says Lisson is like a sister. She doesn't want Tony going with her, but Gibbs insists. Castro insists on going as well.
Gibbs runs into Samantha in the elevator. She says DOD knows he's on top of it. She gives him a pizza box. Inside says: "Carter's Nursery, Fairfax. See Manny."
In Colombia, Ziva, Tony and Maria check in to their hotel -- they're stuck sharing a room.Monique meets them and says they have to wait until dark to travel to the village.
McGee pays Manny a visit at the nursery. He flashes his badge and Manny runs. Gibbs stops him with a trash can lid.Manny is a drug smuggler set up by the government after flipping. He says a drug run from Cartegena would be $50,000.
Then he says he's doing flights for the CIA. He flew down empty and flew back with medical canister filled with vials of blood. But he says he can prove he didn't fly yesterday.
In Colombia, Monique tells Ziva stories at a sidewalk restaurant. They are interrupted by a drive by shooter. They take cover and are unharmed.
They talk to Gibbs in MTAC, Monique insists she wasn't followed. Tony is suspicious of her.
Later at night, Tony talks to Maria. He asks her why she insisted on coming with them. Chaplain Wade's assignment to bring immunizations to the local villagers was supposed to be hers. She feels responsible.
Back in NCIS, McGee confirms Manny the mule's alibi on a school trip with his son. Gibbs wonders why Samantha gave him his name.
Gibbs pays her a visit, saying her tip got them nowhere. She swears she didn't know about Colombia until he got involved. She says she can't help it, she hears things and starts digging. She thinks it's possible Wade and Larabee stumbled on to something. She suggests he bring his team home.She says she doesn't know what happened to the missionaries they were traveling with.
McGee called their number and got a recording.
Gibbs wants answers. McGee runs two names from Wade's emails: Stephen Wheeler and Constance Mazney. He runs them and finds they both have blocked government files.
Palmer visits Abby in the lab and asks her to be his Best Woman. She's thrilled.
Gibbs joins them. The AK 47 that killed Larabee is the weapon of choice of the Lazaro cartel which operates where the missionaries were heading with vaccines.
Monique and Ziva talk a walk. Monique confesses she's involved with something she can't get out of and she wants to protect Ziva. She tells Ziva to go home and accept they can't solve the case. Monique warns her she could end up dead if she doesn't.
In the office, McGee breaks through the files on Wheeler and Mazney, the people who guided Larabee and Wade into the mountains. They're not missionaries; they're CIA.
Gibbs takes their names to Samantha, who says the vaccinations are a ruse to take blood samples of the cartel to connect the families by DNA. There really are vaccines, but Wade and Larabee didn't know what they were up to.
Gibbs tells her to just tell him up front next time.
Ziva tells Monique about the CIA. She says she doesn't know any more than that.
Tony and Ziva resolve to find the CIA.
Two people race into their van, on the run. Ziva and Monique pop out of the back. The CIA people say the chaplains were there as cover. The cartel made an example out of Larabee. They assume Wade is dead, but Ziva isn't ready to give up."What do you guys have in mind?" Mazney asks."Bang," says Ziva.
Cut to news footage of a cartel warehouse fire in Cartagena. They video conference with Tony and Ziva in a van -- they have Wade and are on their way to the airfield with Monique.
At the airfield, Monique says she's staying behind. She still won't tell Ziva what she's up to.
Gibbs answers his front door. He invites Samantha in for a beer. He's still a little bitter she kept things from him. Samantha says Lisson has information she needs and has screwed her over the years.Samantha knew Lisson was involved from day one.
He asks her if she's staying. She doesn't have a sitter. They cuddle on the couch.
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Ziva and McGee report to the scene. The warehouse is owned by United Equinox, an electronics company that makes modems and toaster ovens.The company also worked on top secret weapons systems.
Jason King of the Baltimore PD arson unit recognizes Tony, he just switched from homicide. They don't seem friendly.
Duckie examines the charred victim. Jason thinks the fire was started near the victim with a flare. He corrects Tony at every chance and directs them to an empty fire drawer with a busted lock.
Security shows the last person to enter the premises did so at 4:03 a.m. -- 40 minutes before the fire was reported. Carter Plimpton was a civilian but Gibbs calls it an NCIS case.
Back at the lab, they confirm the victim was Plimpton, a product systems analyst. Tony explains he met Jason once 20 years ago when Jason was nine years old.
Gibbs comes in and posts a picture of the Phantom 8, part of the Navy's Watcher group -- including the guy who shot Tony and was hunting EJ. Two of them were murdered in the last nine months -- make that three, Plimpton was part of the black ops group.
In the morgue, Jason King snaps photo while Duckie dissects. Duckie finds the whole thing unusual. Plimpton's skin was doubly burned -- he was tortured with the road flare on one side of his body, which means the killer got what he wanted.
McGee and Ziva visit the United Equinox factory where the supervisor says Carter did product testing. He says the warehouse didn't have anything top secret in it. He hasn't heard of Watcher Fleet.
Gibbs joins Abby in the lab where she's watching "Myth Busters" play with thermite reaction. She found some on the victim. It burns through metal, but had an added component to slow the burn.
Tony walks Jason to the elevator, but he doesn't want to talk."This means you haven't forgiven me about your sister?" Tony says."That's exactly what it means," Jason says.
McGee tells Gibbs he hacked the Naval Intelligence Database and found a Watcher file for a project called Aquamarine. There was a file with the same name in the warehouse.The project was initiated four years ago, when Carter was with Watcher Fleet.
He left in 2008 to work at United Equinox.
Back at the big screen, McGee gets a hit on arsonist Billy Wayne, who used termite in his crimes. He's in prison. They bring him to interview.
He says you don't need termite to burn paper, it was used to send a message or for fun. He thinks someone was practicing for a bigger event.
He developed a recipe for slow-burning thermite and told Janice, who's writing a book about him. She visited him last week.
Down in the lab, Abby shows Jason her termite tests. He tells her he got into arson because he was in a fire as a kid and they never caught the guy.
McGee gets an alert about a suspicious blaze on a cargo ship less than a mile from the warehouse.
At the scene, there are no injuries but tarps on top of a cargo hold burned. The hold was empty. The solid steel deck showed signs of heat fatigue -- termite.
Jason follows his nose down into the hold, following the ship's wiring. He follows it to the fuse box. When he checks it, sparks and a fire quickly spreads along the wiring. Jason shoves Tony out of the room and seals the airlock door. The fire quickly burns out. Jason says it was a trap and now they're even.
Back in the lab, Abby tells Gibbs the source of the flash fire wasn't a bomb. Someone set a small termite charge in the junction box, causing the insulation in the wires to carbonize. That's not supposed to happen, the wiring is flawed. It could have spread to the whole ship if Jason hadn't sealed it in.Whoever set the fire knew the wiring was flawed. It was made by United Equinox.
McGee and Gibbs meet with the United Equinox boss Jack Murdoch. They have hacked memos from Plimpton to the boss requesting an inquiry. Murdoch says the chance of something going wrong was very low. He says there weren't enough proven cases of "flash over" to legally warrant a warning or recall.
They explain the arsonist knew about it. He says they installed it in civilian uses only four years ago. He says again he's never heard of Watcher Fleet.
Ziva and McGee notice Tony acting strangely. They show him a picture from the paper of him carrying young Jason out of a fire.
Tony explains he was in Baltimore for the Final Four and was out for a walk at night and saw smoke and heard a scream coming out of a townhouse. He went in. They think he should be proud.
He says it was more complicated than that.
Flash back to Tony going into a townhouse in flames and following cries for help. He found Jason in the closet and started to carry him out. They were in the hallway when Jason heard his sister and yelled for Tony to help her, but the ceiling collapsed. Tony had to choose to save Jason or risk all of them dying trying to save his four-year-old sister.
Gibbs interrupts for a report.
They have a phone record of a call Billy the firebug made from prison to Mary Gardocki aka "Janice".
Gibbs sees the news clipping and tells Tony that he helped when others didn't.
Gibbs meets with Mary in interview. She's a sales rep for a chemical company and sells napalm, which is legal.Gibbs shows her a photo of the Watcher Fleet. She's heard of them but never met them.
Gibbs examines her closely and then removes her scarf. She's burned. She says she's using Billy to develop a slower burning thermite to make money. She says she didn't kill anyone and has been in a burn center for the last three days.
They confirm her alibi.
Ziva checked the civilian ships with the faulty wiring and found there were no reported problems.
They're stumped.Abby calls.
In the lab, Jason and Abby tell Gibbs they found ammonium phosphate is the secret ingredient. The brand of retardant the arsonist used is sold only to the forest service. They're checking the buyers against known arsonists and get a hit. Jason recognizes him as the fire department site inspector from both scenes.
Gibbs is irritated Jason didn't realize sooner the man was an impostor.
They race up to Bruce Johnson's house and stop him in his car.He immediately says he wants a deal. He says the guy who hired him wanted Plimpton's information on bad wiring. He claims he didn't mean to kill him but Carter wouldn't talk.
Gibbs barks at Bruce to turn off his car. He assesses the situation and asks again for a deal. He turns the car off and the car explodes. Jason wants to help him, but the car is engulfed in flames and Tony holds him back.
Ziva found the missing file in his house. It's a list of every navy warship that contains the faulty wiring. They did sell it to the Navy.
The current Watcher Fleet has been working to retrofit the ships but only a third have been fixed.
Back at the office, they hit the phones to notify everyone and bolster security. "Aquamarine" was top secret to protect the Navy, so who knew?
Tony goes to talk to Jason, who accuses him of giving up on saving Bruce Johnson, just like he gave up on saving Amy, Jason's sister.Tony gets in the elevator and tells Jason he has learned you can't save everyone. Tony became a cop because he saved Jason and liked making a difference. He tells Jason to focus on the ones he can still save.
Gibbs wonders if the Watcher Fleet microchips could have had info on the wiring flaws.McGee says it's possible, but they think they're all accounted for.
At sea on the USS BrewerA sailor sees lights from inside the Machine Room and goes to investigate. He doesn't get far before the door explodes.
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The sailor gets his phone and the man lights his charge. The wires ignite, but the man can't get out of the room because the sailor is blocking his exit. He goes for an escape hatch, but the room blows.
In MTAC, Admiral Theodore Tully briefs everyone on the threat to the ships. He's glad the casualties weren't worse; but Gibbs doesn't think it's over. Vance is away at a NATO conference until the end of the week.
McGee preps to hop a flight to the Brewer, which will be back in Norfolk tomorrow.
They have no leads on their dead arsonist Bruce Johnson.
In the morgue, Duckie has a personal matter but tells Gibbs it can wait. Duckie doesn't have much from Johnson's body.
Gibbs visits Abby in the garage with Johnson's car. She went through Johnson's cross cut shredder and found a document with Korean characters. She can't reconstruct the document, but wonders if it means N. Korea was behind the attacks.
Ziva promises someone they'll reschedule and they can try to get their deposit back.
NCIS Analyst Emma Park drops by and reports no N. Korean chatter. She knows about Ziva's weekend plans.
Gibbs and Tony talk to McGee aboard the Brewer in MTAC. The victims were Erik Ramsey, the sailor, and Tobey Abbott, a civilian with Norton Turbine following up repairs to the ship's power plant. McGee suggests they have to consider Abbott a suspect.McGee pauses to hurl, wracked with sea sickness.
Tony and Ziva visit the arsonist's widow, who scoffs at the idea he knew Korean. They were getting divorced.
They talk to the postman, who says Johnson was getting mail from Switzerland.
Duckie drops by Gibbs' house. Duckie confesses he's come in to a lot of money from his mother's passing. Duckie's redoing his will and wants Gibbs to be his executor. Gibbs would be honored.
U.S.S. BrewerGibbs and Duckie board the Brewer in port. McGee joins Tony and Ziva in Abbott's quarters. They find an envelope from Switzerland with a letter in Korean inside. Even McGee knows Ziva's weekend plans.
Back in the office, Emma Park tells Admiral Tully and Gibbs the Korean is jibberish. She's checking to see if it's a code.
In the office, Tony finds Abbott wanted to join the Navy but got rejected twice.
In Abby's lab, she knows Tony is going nuts not knowing about Ziva's weekend. It's just Pilates weekend with her landlord.Abby finds the residue from the Brewer fire was the same as in the other fires.
The magazine locker was right below where the fire ignited. If the room had gone, it could have sunk the whole ship. Instead the tanks in the machine room ignited and the explosion created a vacuum.
She checked the Swiss-Korean envelope for DNA but doesn't have results yet.
Ziva talks to Abbott's boss, who says Abbott lobbied for the assignment.
Duckie gets choked up thinking about Ramsey's family.
In MTAC, Gibbs and Tony talk to NCIS Special Agent Stan Burley, who's in Naples, Italy and just got the faulty wiring alert. The Benjamin Franklin is coming in to port. He found a thermite device in the warehouse that would resupply the Franklin -- a nuclear aircraft carrier.
Tony and Ziva head to Italy.
Gibbs wakes Abby up in the lab, where she slept on the floor and Mcgee sleep on the computer. They broke the code on the Korean message -- which was a simple code, typed on an English keyboard but printed in Korean. It gave Abbot instructions on when, where and how to attack the Brewer.
Naples, ItalyBurley greets them. The Benjamin Franklin is in port. They swapped the thermite out of the device and the three of them are going undercover on board to wait to see who comes to arm it. There are 32 civilians onboard.
Duckie brings Gibbs his will. Most of his estate is going to the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation.
On the Franklin, Burley and Tony stake out the room with the bomb. Ziva brings food, but Tony's feeling seasick. They see someone approach. A man goes into the room they're guarding and checks his instructions.
Burley waits as the man cuts into a sealed palette, going for the bait. But the man hears something and picks up his knife and hurls it. Burley makes a noise like he's hit.Tony and Ziva go in. They find burley down, but still breathing. His weapon is gone.
The suspect creeps around with Burley's gun. Tony and Ziva close in on him and Tony clocks him with a chain.
In MTAC, Gibbs sees that Burley is OK.
The suspect is Andre Fullerton, a tech rep with an Avionics Communications firm. Gibbs tells Fullerton he has no rights and they're invoking the Patriot Act to fly him to Guantanamo as a terrorist.
Gibbs asks who hired him.
Fullerton says the man's name is Harper Dearing, but Fullerton never met him in person. All he knows is he had a slight Southern drawl. He did it for the money. Gibbs orders Fullerton brought back for trial.
McGee checks Southern Harper Dearings and finds one (Richard Schiff) born in Georgia who is the CEO of Dorado Hills Investments, a venture capital group, and lives in Virginia.
Gibbs sets Abby on comparing his DNA to the code envelope.
Abby finds Gibbs cleaning his weapon in her lab, waiting for her. Dearing had a son in the Navy, she had his DNA compared to the envelope. There's a familial match. Gibbs takes off.
Gibbs and a team head to Dorado Hills Investments to arrest Dearing. Vincent Maple, the company president, greets them. He doesn't know where Dearing is -- he hasn't seen or heard from him in over a year.
In the office, Gibbs calls everyone to attention and puts Harper Dearing on their Most Wanted wall.
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Palmer comes up looking for intel on his bachelor party Abby planned. McGee tells him to be up on his hepatitis vaccinations and get a good helmet. Tony suggests kneepads. They don't actually have any idea what she's up to.
Dorneget comes in with his tooth.Abby examines it. Dorneget says it was there for years, but a couple of weeks ago he got a call from a dentist, not his usual one, saying there was a recall on his implant. When he got a popcorn kernel stuck it recently he went to a new guy to have it dealt with.
The tooth bug had a short range, but used the pressure of his chewing to stay charged. It's fancy tech and Abby checks for a patent. She finds ones from 18 months ago filed by Harper Dearing.
They're after Dearing for the arsons exploiting bad ship wiring. Samantha Ryan (Jamie Lee Curtis) shows up with NSA intercepts of Dearing's last communications with the venture capital firm President Vincent Maple.
Tony and Ziva visit Vincent Maple and show him his email from Dearing in which Dearing mentions surfing somewhere he once went with Maple. Maple says it never happened and he's on their side, he suggests Dearing is losing it.
Sam and Gibbs talk to the dentist who put in Dorneget's new implant, Dr. Berman. He says he didn't know there was a bug in the tooth and he doesn't know Dearing, but Sam says he's lying about both things. McGee interrupts, saying Dearing is on the phone for Berman.
They take him to MTAC. Dearing gives Berman permission to answer their questions, but says he's calling to speak to Gibbs. Dearing says "this is all his fault."
Tony and Ziva come in to see agents sweeping the whole building for bugs. They want to know how he knew Berman was there and how he broke through MTAC's firewall.Sam thinks he's a sociopathic paranoid narcissist.
Palmer walks by on the phone with Brinna, telling her he doesn't know why Abby asked him what kind of tattoo he wants to get.
McGee reports Berman says he was threatened to implant the bug and got $10,000 for it. He has a description of the man who approached him.
Sam checks that Gibbs knows it's not really his fault, although it seems clear Dearing believes it.
Palmer goes to Abby, trying to convince her to postpone his bachelor party. She says she already put down a non-refundable deposit on 50 gallons of scented body lotion.
She runs Dearing's face through facial recognition and gets a live hit. He's in a Navy yard sitting openly on a park bench.NCIS locks it down but doesn't find him. He came in with only a briefcase.
They see he left a flower on the bench. Gibbs sees it came from a nearby bush and walks over. He finds a model of his boat, down to the name and rudder.
Later that night, Sam admits she likes Dearing's style. "Of course you do, it's yours," Gibbs says.
Gibbs and Ryan try to suss out his motivation. She mentions that Dearing's son was killed in a suicide attack on a Navy ship. There was an early warning system that could have stopped it, but it hadn't been replaced yet on his ship.
Sam thinks Dearing is trying to teach the Navy a lesson. She thinks Dearing has more plans for Gibbs.
Gibbs asks Sam how long she's known about Dearing's son. He's frustrated again about her keeping secrets."You want me to let you in, then let me in," she says.
Tony calls with a report that they found the car of the guy who bullied Berman. It's registered to Frederick Fountain, a former cop who served time for taking bribes. Tony thinks he interrupted Gibbs with Sam.
Gibbs pops in the back seat.
They see Fountain and chase him. They catch him quickly and he says he'll tell them anything, even about the next attack, if they get him out of there.But then two shots ring out and Fountain is shot dead.
Down in the morgue, Duckie tells Palmer that Abby asked to borrow the rotary saw for his bachelor party.
Abby found traces of RDX explosive from under Fountain's fingernails. The bullets shattered on impact.Duckie shows Gibbs a Watcher Fleet microchip he found in Fountain's arm that was recently put in.
The microchip is the same one that was in Agent Leven's arm last year. The info on it is in code. It shows balance sheets from Dearing's company showing purchase of building materials.
Gibbs and Ryan bring a hard copy of it to Maple. He says they have no record of the purchases. He looks at the items and suggests Dearing is either building something for the spaceship or Naval artillery shells.
Ryan thinks of something. One of the weaknesses the Watcher fleet found was that some guns that used RDX could explode if the right artillery wasn't used. They could take out half of their fleet just during exercises.
Back in the lab, Abby runs simulations that show how bad the explosions could be. Dorneget tells Gibbs he found an encryption key while doing data entry on his tooth bug. The key is how Dearing hacked MTAC. They traced it to a cell phone.
Gibbs dials the number and Dearing answers, knowing it's Gibbs.Gibbs asks Dearing what his son would think of what he's doing. Abby runs a trace. Dorneget recognizes the address from the shipping manifest. They think they've found his warehouse.
The team heads there, guns drawn, but finds an empty warehouse with just a security guard inside. He's pushing a briefcase full of cash.
Back at the office, they send out alerts about the defective artillery. The security guard has no record, but he had $1 million in cash.
In interrogation, he insists he had no idea what was in it. He got a small case once a month and a truck would come pick it up. He got a text to deliver the case to an address tonight.
They check the guard's cell and finds it's registered to a Dearing holding company. They want to use the guard for a sting and have him deliver the case as planned.
Abby comes in in a circus master of ceremonies sequined outfit and mustache, ready for the bachelor party. They think it's canceled, but Gibbs says it's not.
Cut to the team doing shots in a bar and playing quarters. Gibbs is winning, naturally. Ziva watches over the guard out on the street as the guys drink it up inside.
Jimmy makes a toast. "As Nathaniel Hawthorne once said: 'Let man tremble at the hand of woman....' Blah, blah, blah -- alcohol is fun."
Tony checks with Dorneget; they're drinking apple juice. Palmer stumbles. The limo pulls up outside and they converge on it. They find Vincent Maple inside.
Back at interrogation. They found him with no bags, a fake ID and a one-way ticket to Morocco. He insists he doesn't know where Dearing is.
He confesses there was no equipment, he set up a dummy account to siphon money out of Dearing's company. "I was embezzling, that's it," he says.He reminds them the faulty artillery was Ryan's idea and he just went with it.
"The real question you should be asking is how'd you get a copy of my books?" he asks.
Back in the office, they go back over Fountain. They found his car thanks to a tip, which they traced to Dearing. He wanted them to find Fountain and the chip.They think Dearing knew Maple was embezzling and used it to send them on a wild goose chase.
Gibbs goes to Sam with a stern face.He wonders if her defective artillery theory was really a mistake. She asks him what he's insinuating. He gets frustrated that he can read everyone but her. For such an intuitive introvert, she knows it drives him nuts.
Gibbs gets a text from Dearing saying "Check." He calls Tony.Director Vance has disappeared.
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His security man Wallace tells Gibbs that Vance insisted on driving himself home but he seemed fine.
Leon wakes up in an open casket in a tomb, lying next to a desiccated corpse with a note pinned to it: "Your king is vulnerable."
Gibbs checks in with Sec-Nav. McGee checks all street cameras.
Sam Ryan (Jamie Lee Curtis) drops by. "Are you just visiting or do you already know something I don't?" Gibbs asks.She's just there to offer her help.
Vance calls Gibbs.
They go pick him up. He remembers leaving the Navy yard and being flagged down by three people claiming car trouble. He was injected with something.
The land belongs to the Whitting family, the body belonged to a man who died on the same ship as Dearing's son 10 years ago.
There was a giant jawbone from the equine family in the tomb. Sam recognizes it as Biblical. Sampson in Judges 15. "And he finds a new jawbone of an ass, put forth his hand.... slew a thousand men."
Duckie and Palmer go over the well-preserved remains of Whitting. He and Evan died in a terrorist attack against a weak section of the hull. Whitting was on the same deck where the bomb hit.
Duckie suggests if Whitting was the first to suffer, Dearing might be pointing at who will suffer next: NCIS.
Upstairs, Tony wonders about the chances of them making it to Palmer's wedding.Gibbs wants an old case file from 12 years ago involving a prank.
Gibbs drops by Sam's office and finds her son Parker there alone. Parker immediately grills him on how much Gibbs likes his mom, on a scale of 1 to 10.Parker knows about Gibbs' wood working.Sam comes in.
Gibbs wants more on Evan Dearing, Harper's son. He wants to try to exploit Harper's weaknesses.
In the lab, Abby is overcome by the idea that they might all miss Palmer's wedding.She got DNA from the horse jawbone and narrowed it to two thoroughbred breeds.
McGee and Tony pour through old case files for the prank. It involved a "steamy liaison" between a male and female officer, someone taped it and played it for the whole crew. The guy who filmed it was discharged, but the others were reassigned. One was Evan Dearing.
Harper pulled strings to have his record expunged. After the prank, Evan was reassigned to the ship where he was killed. They think Dearing is targeting NCIS now in retaliation.
The case agent, Larson, is retired now and lives on a horse farm.
Gibbs and the team reach the farm and Gibbs notices the horses are spooked. There are groceries in the truck and the engine is warm.Gibbs calls out to Larson.
His house explodes.
Later, with crews on the site, Larson's body is taken from the smoldering house. They find a video camera nearby. It filmed them arriving and looking around and then Harper Dearing turned it on himself and says that some people need to learn from their mistakes.
He claims that by pointing out the wiring flaws and "sacrificing" a few he has saved thousands of lives. But now that he's done that, it's about payback for his son.
Gibbs watches the tape with Vance. The Navy is on red alert.Gibbs plans to talk to Dearing's ex-wife.
Vance is burning from Dearing grabbing him. Gibbs urges him to hit back hard.
Downstairs, they learn that after Evan died Victoria Dearing sought counseling and Harper started drinking and became violent. They divorced two years later.
Abby politely interrupts and asks for everyone if there's any chance they'll make it for Jimmy's wedding. Gibbs' silence is their answer.
Down in the morgue, Jimmy asks Duckie if he should cancel the wedding. Duckie essentially tells him that would be letting the terrorists win. Duckie promises to be there.
Gibbs talks to Victoria Dearing. She remembers Harper was angry at the Navy and thinks he believes someone has to pay for taking away their son.
Gibbs visits Sam again. She shows him her super fancy computer, programmed for getting in people's heads. She's working up Dearing, including finding people he might trust or distrust.
One suggested ally is Jonathan Cole (Scott Wolf) from the Phantom Eight. He must have sold Dearing the microchip. She knows Dearing tried to hire Cole at one point, she suggests setting Cole up to get freed from prison and work for Dearing now.
Dearing calls Sam.He knows about her ex-husband "where he is and how he got there."
We see he's outside a boy's prep school as he starts talking to her about her son Parker.
Later, cops surround Parker's school. Dearing didn't go near him and that concerns Sam; he's finding their vulnerabilities.
At the office, Palmer worked through the night with Duckie and they're getting on a plane in two hours.
Ziva got him fine Israeli cotton sheets, McGee got him a long range video camera for when he's stuck at work and Tony gives him a re-gifted DVD.
Cole is brought in. Gibbs and Sam sit with him in interrogation as he enjoys freedom potato chips. They show him photos of the wiring fires and point out he made Dearing's acts possible by selling him the microchip. He claims to know things about Dearing, but Sam can tell he's lying.
They tell him they want him to go work for Dearing. He jumps at the chance to be free for awhile, saying the fact he could die isn't the catch, it's the fun.
They arrange to make it look like Cole escaped. Tony also told Victoria about him, thinking she knows more than she's saying and might contact Harper.
Abby reports that the accelerant at Larson's house doesn't match any of the other fires. Gibbs gets an urgent text from Sam and goes to her office.
Her ex was released from prison today on a bogus technicality. She says he was in prison for a good reason, "he hurts people."
She's afraid he'll come after her. She thinks Dearing bought the judge and played her. She fights back tears as she tells Gibbs she's taking her son and leaving.He tells her leaving isn't the answer, but she goes.
At night in the office, Tony and Ziva try to convince themselves they're not sorry to miss Palmer's wedding. Tony doesn't know what he'd do if he had to face all the trappings of a wedding."Elope?" Ziva asks.
Dearing just emailed Cole. "Where Golden Eagle's rest tomorrow at 8 a.m."Golden Eagles are retired Navy pilots, they're talking about a coffee shop where they go.
Jimmy drops by Breena's room on the morning of their wedding. He tells her he feels like he should be back at NCIS helping them. He suggests they get married now and then he'll go back and after they'll have a big party and go on a honeymoon. She agrees.
NCIS stakes out the coffee shop. Cole sits down for coffee and the waitress gives him something from a messenger. It's a cell phone.It rings.
Dearing tells Cole to tell Gibbs that he was never really interested in Director Vance. He was interested in justice.
Back in the office, they try to figure out Dearing's next move. They figure he drove Sam away so she couldn't guess. Vance is on his way to meet with Sec-Nav.
They replay the background audio from Dearing's call to Cole and hear bells from the Navy chapel and other noises outside their own building. He's nearby.
Gibbs recaps what was found in Vance's car. Nothing. But they didn't strip it down. Dearing was after Vance's car, not Vance.It's parked right outside NCIS.
Gibbs calls for evacuation and the bomb squad.Cole reminds him he worked bomb disposal. Gibbs takes a minute to decide if he can trust Cole and decides he can.
Outside, people run in all directions. Gibbs undoes Cole's cuffs. They open the car.
Inside, McGee downloads his computer on a flash drive and Vance barks at him to get out.
Cole and Gibbs tear the car apart.
Ziva and Tony clear the building inside.
Outside, Gibbs sees a small red wire under the upholstery. They slice it open and find tons of C4.Cole tells Gibbs to get clear."It's not the danger, it's the fun," Cole tells him.
Gibbs sees Abby inside nearby in her lab and goes inside.
Cole doesn't have a chance to get started before the phone rings with the message "For Evan." The car explodes.
Gibbs throws himself over Abby in the lab, McGee is totally exposed upstairs as the windows blast in and Tony and Ziva are thrown to the floor together in the elevator.
Walking along the beach alone, Duckie gets a call.
"Dear God, how many?" He says he'll be there right away. He starts to have trouble speaking, he falls to his knees, clearly having a heart attack or stroke. He falls, not breathing, in the surf.
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May 15, 2012Duckie gets checked out in the hospital. He had a heart attack. Palmer found him on the beach and is still there. Duckie asks about NCIS, but Palmer hasn't been able to reach anyone.
Outside NCIS at the scene of the bomb blast, crews go over the wreckage and tend to the wounded and dead. Abby is OK, so is Gibbs. Vance, too.
The Secretary of the Navy is there. He wants a plan of action. The FBI will be assisting in the search of Dearing. Gibbs goes to find the rest of his team.
Ziva and Tony are stuck in the elevator. Ziva sits on Tony's shoulders and bangs on the ceiling, but it's jammed shut. The elevator slips.Tony's sweating, it's hot in there.Ziva gets a call from her father, offering to help find Harper Dearing.
Gibbs checks out the office, with papers everywhere and the ceiling dropped in places. There's dust everywhere and McGee is in a daze.He mentions he's hot and Gibbs notices there's a giant piece of glass sticking out of McGee's side.
In his hospital bed, Duckie insists on getting back to DC. He tries to say he's capable of assisting, but realizes he's not. He tells Palmer to go back and help. "They need you more," Duckie says.
Agent Fornell joins Vance, Gibbs and Sec-Nav, on the phone with the president. McGee is fine with a few stitches.
Sec-Nav explains they've been instructed to locate Harper Dearing and pursue him with "extreme prejudice." Failure is not an option.
Still stuck in the elevator, Ziva and Tony think of worse cowkers they could be stuck with. Then Ziva realizes one of them could be dead.Finally, rescuers pry the doors open.
At Gibbs' house, he and Fornell share beers. Gibbs thinks Dearing hurt his "family."Luckily, Fornell brought canolli. Gibbs worries about what they do if Dearing just disappears, but Fornell is determined to go after him.
Meanwhile, on a street somewhere, Dearing watches news footage of his attack on TV screens in an electronic store. A woman walks up to him and says the attack makes her feel lucky. She introduces herself as Lorraine and asks if he wants to go somewhere. She takes him home, climbs onto her bed and turns on slow jams.He excuses himself to the restroom.
Then she takes the gun out from under her covers and lets the FBI SWAT team in the front door. They open fire on the bathroom, but it's empty.
She sees a ringing phone in a bag on the floor, counting down and saying "you're dead in..."The room explodes.
The next morning, Fornell is wounded over the loss of his team.Ziva points out Dearing is no longer taunting them, they're taunting him. Gibbs gets a look"Uh, I know that look. That's the stay-up-all-night-take-one-for-the-team-I-got-a-plan look," Tony says to Gibbs.Gibbs wants to take the fight to Dearing and make him keep playing.
The news says the FBI arrested Victoria Dearing, Harper's ex-wife. Gibbs tells Vance that they have her under protection out of state.
Vance is worried. He feels guilty that he drove the car with the bomb into the NCIS yard. Gibbs notes that Dearing wants Vance to be wracked with just that guilt and he has to be stronger than that.
Abby sweeps up angrily in her lab. She's upset and a little freaked out.
In the office, Tony asks Gibbs if he's talked to Samantha Ryan since the attack.
Vance summons Gibbs into MTAC. McGee is there. Harper is on the monitor and angry about them accusing his wife. He thinks he's a whistleblower, exposing flaws.
McGee traces his signal as Dearing tells them there's no better player than a man who has nothing to lose.Dearing is parked in an abandoned parking lot off Route 9. They check with Sec-Nav and send the coordinates to a team. They check satellite imagery and see the car is hot with one person in it. They watch and listen as the team surrounds the car. It's explodes before they reach it. They think Dearing just blew himself up.
In the morgue, Palmer goes over the remains from the car, freaking out from lack of sleep and no Duckie. Abby lurks. Gibbs, Vance and Fornell come in for an update. He gave a tissue sample and Abby is lurking outside awaiting DNA results.She reports it's a 50% match. They think they have him.
July 10, 2012Duckie comes back to NCIS, which is still being cleaned up. He hears the doubt in Gibbs' voice when he mentions Dearing's death.
Inside, Joann Dearing, Harper's sister-in-law, drops by. She's been traveling in Europe as a personal assistant.Gibbs talks to her. No one claimed Harper's body.Her husband Lawrence was Harper's brother, he died four months ago of a heart attack. He was buried in the private family ceremony. "So Harper had access to his brother's remains?" Gibbs asks.
Down in the morgue, Duckie notices tiny fractures in the victim's ribs, evidence of CPR, like what would be performed on a heart attack victim. The body is Lawrence Dearing.Harper Dearing is still alive.
Upstairs, Abby explains that Dearing rigged the car so the body would be warm and look alive. They put out BOLOs on Harper.
Tony looks into Joann Dearing's finances. She has a new $250,000 in her bank account. Days after the car exploded her cell phone made calls in rural West Virginia, where she also purchased gas.
Gibbs has her brought back in. She plays dumb but Gibbs yells. She tells him that after Harper was reported dead, she came from work to find him in her living room.Gibbs asks where Dearing is.
Cut to teams storming a cabin in the woods. There are barrels of thermite, photos of Gibbs and his team and plans for all his bombs.Gibbs thinks Dearing wanted them to know he was finished.
Tony notices a trap door in the floor, it's how he got out.
Down in his empty basement, Gibbs takes measurements. Vance drops by. Forensics linked everything in the tunnel to Dearing. Gibbs has an idea, but he knows Vance won't like it. He offers to go after Dearing alone.
Gibbs explains that it's not about bombs and ships anymore, Dearing knows what he did and he knows what has to happen next. He's waiting for Gibbs in the house where he and Victoria raised Evan, where his important memories are. He wants them to be his last. Vance agrees to let Gibbs go. "For the record, if anything should happen?" Vance asks."Kill him," Gibbs says."Glad to."
Back at NCIS, Gibbs packs up. Ziva is infuriated that Gibbs is going alone. He tells them to watch out for each other.
Gibbs drives up to Dearing's house in his pick-up. He goes inside and hears Dearing's son's voice coming from the cassette player.
Dearing casually brews coffee for Gibbs as he arrives. He offers him Scotch.
"I'm glad you came, Gibbs. I was hoping you'd figure it out, eventually," Dearing says. He compares his feelings to Gibbs' for his late daughter.
Dearing thinks he and Gibbs are a lot a like. He knows what Gibbs did for his family and that Gibbs has a job to do.Dearing turns his back on Gibbs and stands by a window sill with a gun on it."Do I have regrets? Yea, some. But maybe things happen for a reason," Dearing says.
Gibbs takes out a knife, Dearing goes for the gun. He turns on Gibbs and Gibbs stabs him through the gut.
September 25, 2012Back in the NCIS yard, Gibbs checks out the new memorial to the May attacks. We hear Evan and Harper on a tape, Evan talking about wanting to protect the country."I'm really proud I'm doing this, dad," Evan says."Yea, so am I," says Harper.
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Then she actually wakes up at her desk. It's 3 a.m., she calls Gibbs. "It happened again," she tells him.
Tony flirts with the Navy's facilities manager, Judy. She's overseeing the remodel and he thinks she smells fantastic. He's about to ask her out when Ziva interrupts, asking if they can get some new improvements. Judy agrees to look into a new paint color.
Miles Wolf, crisis counselor, interlopes. He's there for mandatory psych evaluations. The team decides they're fine.
Upstairs, Wolf tells Vance and Gibbs that everybody in NCIS seems to be doing well, except the armory. They're mourning "Midge" who evacuated the day of the bombing and hasn't been seen for four months. Gibbs tells Wolf to start with Abby and her nightmares.
Gibbs gets a call, they found Midge's car.
The team goes to the car recovery site, she was in her car submerged in a pond. Duckie shows up, off work. He doesn't have medical clearance to be back at work yet.
They confirm it's Midge with her photo ID. They wonder if she sped into the lake on her way from NCIS, but the missing person's report says she made it home. Palmer finds a bullet wound in her stomach.
Back at NCIS, Tony reviews paint samples.Midge Watkins was a retired Marine captain serving as an NCIS administrator. She has a daughter, Grace, stationed in San Diego, who's flying in.
Wolf tries to talk to Abby in the lab, but she can't even say the word "bombing."She refuses to talk about her nightmares.
Gibbs goes to the morgue and finds Duckie there. Palmer reports a lot of defensive wounds on the body. Gibbs tells Duckie to go home.
Ziva and Tony talk to Phyllis and Jon in the armory about the last day they saw Midge. The armory walls are still riddled with bullet holes from the munitions that exploded after the bomb. Jon has a scar from where he was hit by shrapnel.
They wonder if Midge was hit and didn't know it. Gibbs suggests getting a list of armory supplies and comparing the bullets to what hit Midge.
Gibbs checks on Abby in the garage, he asks about the shrink. She doesn't want to talk to a stranger. Gibbs is willing to listen as long as it's "short" and "nothing too deep." Abby remembers worrying after the bombing that she'd lost some friends. Lying on the autopsy table in her dream makes her feel alone, like she has no family. Gibbs asks about her family, including her biological brother, Kyle, who doesn't know about her.Abby finds a bullet in the car, Midge was shot at point blank range in the car.
Ziva talks to Midge's daughter, Grace. Midge texted from home after the bombing, and said she'd call and didn't. Grace says everyone loved her mom, she was especially supportive of women in the workplace. That lead to some "typical male grumbling about playing favorites."
Back at NCIS, Ziva tells Tony that Midge thought he was occasionally annoying.
Judy comes back, Vance rejected the paint change request. Tony asks her out and she tells him she's taken, she thought they were "sport flirting."
Wolf comes through making small talk about the evaluations. Vance loudly objects and tells the team to get to work on Midge.
Ziva finds that a job applicant named Craig Wilson filed a grievance against Midge after she hired Phyllis instead, but it was thrown out five months ago, around the time of the bombing.Wilson was discharged for bad conduct five years ago and is unemployed.
Wolf intercepts Gibbs for his eval. Gibbs asks if he thinks family might help Abby. He says it could. Abby calls Gibbs away.
Down in the lab, Abby tells Gibbs the bullet that killed Midge is "nasty," it's covered in 60 year old mold. Gibbs encourages Abby to seek out Kyle.
Tony thinks he's unfocused since the bombing, like half of him is still "stuck in that elevator." Ziva and Tony pay a visit to Craig Wilson, who runs when they introduce themselves. Ziva tackles him and he drops a box full of guns.
Tony and Ziva talk to Craig in interrogation. He calls Ziva a "Feminazi." He calls Tony her "lovesick boyfriend" and compares it to his interview with Midge and someone else in the interview.Ziva rules out all of Craig's weapons as the murder weapon.
In the morgue, Palmer tells Gibbs that he found an allergic reaction in Midge's lungs but can't make sense of it. Gibbs calls Duckie.
Back in the armory, Jon admits he and Midge had a fling a few years back after she lost her husband. He and Phyllis look at the photos of the old guns that could be the murder weapon. They both offer to look into people who might know more about them.
Ziva goes to visit her biological brother Kyle at the pet adoption agency where he works. He's not there and she turns to leave. He finds her on the street. He remembers meeting her a year ago and thinks they had a connection.
McGee gets a call from a gun dealer in Philly who sold a similar gun six months ago. A few hours ago, the dealer got a call from the buyer begging him not to give out his name. McGee got his address, it's near the pond where Midge was found.
They head to the apartment and find Jon, the armory employee. He admits to having an old gun but says he still has it. He opens up his case but it's not there.
Duckie and Palmer call Gibbs to report she had a severe allergic reaction to a chemical that's used in soaps, detergents and colognes. Jon says he couldn't have done it because he was getting his shrapnel wound stitched up.
They notice a smell in the air, not cologne, but fancy perfume. Tony recognizes it. Jon says it's his girlfriend's, she saw his gun in the box a few hours ago. He says she was with the hospital all night, except two hours when she went to get him a clean shirt.
Jon remembers he said some things that night about how the bombing made him realize how much Midge meant to him.
Tony finds Judy throwing Jon's gun into the pond. He cuffs her and listens to make jealous excuses.
Back in the morgue, Duckie busts Palmer. He knows Palmer didn't need his help and tells him he doesn't need his charity.
Wolf turns his report over to Vance, pointing out that Vance didn't have his eval. Vance wishes he could turn time back to before, which explains refusal to change the paint color.Vance is still feeling guilty for driving his car with a bomb in it to the yard, and driving his kids around that morning.Wolf assures him everyone is safe and no one is blaming him.
Gibbs opens a beer at home and Abby busts in with Kyle. Kyle hugs Gibbs, thanking him. Gibbs opens beers for everyone, but they find Abby asleep on the couch.
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The gentleman agrees to release the body to NCIS since Ducky is a "... repeat customer ...", and he says in jest, "... though I sure hope you haven't taken up grave robbery as a hobby." [This is a subtle nod to an earlier McCallum role as 'Dr. Henry Clerval' (qv.) in the 1973 television movie, 'Frankenstein: The True Story' (qv.) in which Clerval and his protege, Viktor Frankenstein, were grave robbers.]
At NCIS, Sean Murray (Tim McGee) is lusting after a "life recorder" worn like a necklace that allows the wearer to take photos every few moment, and says he has been chosen as a Beta tester. Cote dePablo (Ziva David) comments that after the last three months some moments are better left unrecorded, and Michael Weatherly (Tony DiNozzo) agrees.
Tony starts commenting on how Mark Harmon (Leroy Jethro Gibbs) would react to McGee's having a life recorder, not realizing that Gibbs is standing behind him. Tony's comments earn him the first Gibbs-slap of Season 10. Gibbs then dispatches the team to investigate the scene for the murder of the week, a dead sergeant in Brooklyn and tells them that he will meet them there.
In autopsy, Palmer balks at sending over the "27B" and tells Ducky the exhumed body has to be returned. Ducky replies, "It's a corpse, Mr. Palmer, not a wedding present." Gibbs walks in on the conversation and dismisses Palmer so that he can speak with Ducky. Gibbs doesn't take Ducky seriously at first, saying that Ducky's "bored" and reminds Ducky that, technically, he isn't the ME.
Gibbs does give Ducky a chance to explain his reason for the exhumation. Ducky tells Gibbs about having performed the autopsy on Cmdr. Bruce Roberts. Ducky said his determination that the death was accidental didn't sit well with him, and he wanted to take a second look. At the time, based on the condition of Cmdr. Roberts' liver, it appeared that he drank himself to death. Ducky then shows Gibbs a recent obit for Landon Roberts -- the commander's father -- who died from a rare genetic liver disorder. The commander would have had the same disorder, and Ducky explained to Gibbs that there is a class of poisons that would mimic fatal alcohol intoxication in people with that condition. If Ducky had known about Roberts' liver condition, he would have handled the autopsy differently. For that reason, he thinks it is possible that the commander could have been murdered.
At the current crime scene, the team finds that the dead sergeant had plans to fly to Malta and was found by the taxi driver who would have driven him to the airport. Instead of continuing with the investigation, the three agents corner Palmer before Gibbs arrives, wanting to know about Ducky's dead guy. On the lookout, Tony tells Ziva and McGee to "look sharp" as he sees Gibbs approach. Knowing what is going on, Gibbs tells them that Ducky is "working on a cold case", and then prompts them to get on with the present case.
Palmer determines that the time of death was around midnight. Since the skin is pink, it would indicate carbon monoxide poisoning. The team also finds $50,000 cash on the dead sergeant.
Upon returning to NCIS, the new case pertains to a Sgt. Hill who was assigned to the Marine Corps Security Force regiment, providing security to high value targets. He has no record of trouble, but was not authorized for travel, so it appears that he was going UA.
In the lab, Abby tells Gibbs his retroactively approving Ducky's exhumation was kind, and then tells Gibbs that Ducky was right about the commander. She did find traces of a poison synthesized from the oleander plant. Abby also tells Gibbs that she had checked the laptop of Sgt. Hill and found that one of the last things Sgt. Hill had looked at prior to his death was a copy of Ducky's exhumation order.
Gibbs and McGee talk to Ducky outside the building, telling Ducky that the new case overlaps his cold case. They need to know who Ducky had talked to about the exhumation, and they need his files on Roberts. Ducky agrees to turn over the information to them for the investigation. Ducky believes he's been side-lined again until Gibbs cites Rule 38: "Your case, your lead."
Back at NCIS, Gibbs tells the agents that Ducky has point on the case. They then brief Ducky about Roberts, who was an avionics instructor in Annapolis. Roberts had applied several times, but couldn't get into NASA's flight training program. At the time of Roberts death, he was a widower who came from money who was survived by a daughter. Ducky asks about her, and Ziva tells him that the daughter is on her way. In the meantime, Ducky tells the team look back through his old files to see what else they can find.
Ziva accompanies Ducky to the meeting with the commander's daughter. Surprisingly, the daughter opens with: "He's dead because I killed him." Actually, the daughter was supposed to stop over to see her father the night he died, but was detained at work. She said her father wasn't a big drinker, he just had a bad day: he'd just been rejected again by NASA. Ducky tells her that it now appears her father may have been murdered. Showing her a picture of Sgt. Hill, the commander's daughter says that she doesn't recognize him. Ducky promises the daughter that they will find out what happened to her father. After she leaves, Ziva points out to Ducky that the daughter had inherited $14 million from her father and that she might be the killer.
In autopsy, Palmer briefs Gibbs and Ducky, telling them about finding old chemical burns on Sgt. Hill's hands consistent with burns from the poison that killed Cmdr. Roberts. Hill is now the prime suspect in Roberts' death. It now looks as though Hill was running to keep from being tagged for Roberts' murder. While they're in autopsy, the radiation alarm goes off in Abby's lab, and Gibbs rushes to her.
As Gibbs enters the lab, Abby is already on the phone with security, telling them that it is a false alarm. Abby tells Gibbs that she found dust on Roberts' jacket that is a radioactive substance called JSC1, found on fake moon rocks. The JSC1 had set off the alarm. Abby then gives Gibbs the name of a man who would know about JSC1 and the moon rocks.
Rene Auberjonois (Dr. Felix Blackwell), is a NASA scientist who identifies JSC1 as having been made by Johnson Space Center for create fake moon rocks to be used in lunar engineering studies. Blackwell told them the irradiated stuff was supposed to be disposed of since it could be used to make a dirty bomb.
Back at NCIS, Ducky recaps with the team Hill's killing Roberts and the information about JSC1. The answers raise more questions including why Roberts would be in possession of a substance that could be used to build dirty bombs, and McGee and Tony pay a visit to Roberts' CO.
Tony and McGee find Roberts' CO at the firing range. Tony tries to talk to her, but the CO perceives Tony as wanting to trash Roberts and refuses to tell him anything. She turns back to the target, and McGee steps up beside her. McGee fires six shots straight into the head of the target in front of him. He gets the CO's attention and she is willing to talk to him. The CO calls Roberts her finest officer. When McGee points out that everyone has some imperfection, the CO says that Roberts didn't take rejection well, and Roberts made some veiled threats against the DOD after his third rejection for flight school and NASA. She recognized the threats as Roberts' venting and knew that he would not cause any harm. When McGee mentions that there are no letters in Roberts' file, the CO tells McGee she kept the letters out of Roberts' file, but acknowledges that she kept copies of them.
In the lab, Abby explains that Hill's carbon monoxide detectors were disabled by a virus that infected the system that was triggered remotely. She also says that she found some emails on Roberts' old computer, arranging a meet with Hill to buy something, and that Roberts was really paranoid about the police. In a later email, Roberts threatened to turn Hill into the Feds. With the "dirty bomb" information, they wonder if Roberts and Hill were part of a WMD smuggling ring.
That evening, Palmer shows up at Gibbs' house. Palmer starts telling Gibbs that he thinks Ducky is "losing it". Ducky had yelled at him and was issuing orders like "Atilla the Hun". Gibbs drops what he has in his hand and steps aside. Palmer can now see Ducky sitting in the corner of the basement. Palmer nervously tries to explain himself, "That ..., that was just ...." Ducky interrupts, saying, "... wishing you weren't here ...." Palmer wishes them a good evening and makes a quick exit.
As Palmer leaves, Ducky says Palmer is "... managing quite admirably, but he is slightly overwhelmed by his new position." Ducky then frets about the way things are going with the case and that he is '... not up to the task." He finally tells Gibbs, "Funny ..., I was dismayed that the world could get on without me. Now it seems ... well ..., it just might be better off." Before Gibbs can respond, his phone rings. Abby has found an email from another buyer.
Gibbs heads out to follow up on Abby's lead. When Gibbs arrives, he finds Tony laughing at McGee. At first, McGee says it's nothing, then explains to Gibbs that he was mistaken about being picked as a beta tester for the life recorder. Tony chimes in, "It was no mistake 'cause you've gotta have a life to get a life recorder."
Getting back to business, the guys tell Gibbs that they have traced the email from a "DF" to a cell phone, which led to a PO box, which led them then to the building across the street. Ziva then walks up behind McGee after having checked the back of the building for an entry.
Tony and Gibbs head inside through the front entrance, with Ziva and McGee entering the back of the building. Inside, the music is blaring, and they find an aged British rocker. His posters cover the walls.Michael des Barres (Del Finney) identifies himself. Del Finney is a one-hit wonder from the 80s and is now the maintenance man for the building where he was found.
The team takes Finney to NCIS for interrogation. Gibbs hands Ducky the file, and they enter the interrogation room. Tony, standing outside interrogation says flatly, "This should be entertaining."
Ducky starts off by calling Finney by his real name. He replies, "Finney ..., Del Finney." Then Ducky shows him the photo of Hill and asks, "Do you know this man?" Finney denies knowing him. Ducky doesn't call Finney a liar, but says, "Oh really? I can see the carotid artery pulsing in your neck. The moment this photo appeared, your heart rate shot up to ... oh ..., I'd estimate 130."
Gibbs then asked what Finney bought from the man. "I don't know what you're talkin' about." Finney said he had been keeping a low profile because of fans. Finney tells them about his popularity and to having people on his doorstep wanting an autograph to which Ducky replies, "Or looking for payments on overdue bills? You owe a lot of people a lot of money. Were you hiding from fans ..., or where you hiding from creditors?" Ducky then takes a more empathetic approach after again using the man's real name, Ducky says, "Yeah, Finney ... Del Finney ... It must be really hard for you ..., I mean ..., so much talent ..., the adulation ..., and now it's all over. I mean ..., what happened?" Finney starts talking about the things he bought "... a zoo ..., a lighthouse ..., a few other things ..., ... and then, you know ..., the checks, they stopped comin' in ...".
When Gibbs asks Finney if he bought "... that other stuff ..." from Hill, Finney says he thinks it's time for a lawyer. Ducky says, "Perhaps it is time to see a lawyer ..., on the other hand, maybe it's time to ... (starts singing) "Stand up Johnny, be a man...." Finney picks up the next line, singing, "... Don't run from the truth, even if you can ...:" Finney says to Ducky, "You know my song." Ducky says, "Yes ..., the question is, do you?"
Returning to the NCIS bullpen, Tony walks in singing Ducky's praises. "Hey, you guys ..., you missed it. It was classic ..., beautiful. Ducky ... is an artist." Tony and Gibbs report that Hill was selling moon rocks. McGee comments on how valuable they are and says it's illegal to buy them. Then McGee remembers that about twelve years earlier one of the rocks had been taken from a museum break-in, but it was quietly recovered two years later from a janitor.
Abby confirms that the rock Finney bought is a knock off. Sgt. Hill was running a con. Ducky says from his notes on Finney's interrogation that Hill gave Finney a sample to send to a NASA lab for testing. Abby points out there's no way any NASA scientist would have mistaken the knock-off for the real thing. The question becomes who would have been the person who tested the rocks. The clues lead back to the expert.
Gibbs and Tony pay another visit to Dr. Felix Blackwell, who comes from racketball, but picks up a cane when he sees them. Gibbs grabs the cane, and Tony says to Blackwell, "Did you Keyser Soze us? [A reference to the 1995 movie, 'Usual Suspects' (qv.)] I can't believe I fell for that." Gibbs shows Blackwell Hill's photo. Hill worked security at the NASA rock verification lab when Blackwell ran it. Blackwell asks for his lawyer.
Back at NCIS, Ducky explains to Ziva and McGee how the final pieces to the puzzle came together, pleased with the conclusion of his case. Alluding to another bit of McCallum filmography, Ducky smiles as he says, "La fin de l'affaire" (the end of the affair) [This refers to 'The Man From U.N.C.L.E.' (qv.) 1964-1968, in which each episode was called an "affair".] McGee graciously congratulates Ducky and tells him that he is "a natural". Ducky replies that he can't help but think there is something that he's forgotten. Ziva tells him, "It has not forgotten you. Remember the promise that you made." Roberts' daughter has come back to NCIS and thanks Ducky, giving him a hug.
When Roberts' daughter walks away, Gibbs tells Ducky that his fun is over. Instead of letting him finish the paperwork, Gibbs tells Ducky that the only place he's going is back to autopsy. Ducky has been cleared for duty and can return to his job as ME. As Ducky walks away, Ziva says to Gibbs, "We are finally whole again."
In autopsy, Ducky watches Palmer, flustered, talking on the phone, talking about reports he needs to do, the liver he's misplaced and other problems, and then Palmer drops his files in the floor when he sees Ducky. Palmer asks if he can help, and Ducky answers, "No, but maybe I can help you." When Ducky tells him he's cleared for duty, Palmer is relieved.
There's a body that has been sent over from another coroner wanting a second opinion about a subdural hematoma, and Palmer hands Ducky the striker saw. Ducky tells Palmer he should check to see if the fellow was on anti-coagulants, and Palmer leaves. Ducky then looks down at the corpse and says, "... you wait here a moment while I change into something more comfortable."
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At NCIS, Tony keeps the details of his going with McGee on a "double date" a secret, but he tells McGee that they should "go out with the girls again", knowing that the story about their having gone out for drinks has piqued Ziva's curiosity.
Gibbs comes in and tells them to grab their gear for the crime of the week - determining what happened to the crew of Ghost Runner 12, a helicopter that went down four days earlier.
At the scene, the learn that three of the four crew members have survived. Happ, the pilot, is still missing. While talking to the store owner who found the man guzzling water, Gibbs learns that another agent was there before him and finds out that Agent Borin was running the search and rescue.
In the ambulance, one of the crew says the helicopter was hit by a second aircraft.
Ziva is annoyed that McGee and Tony went out without her. Seeing Agent Borin (Diane Neal) behind him, Ziva dares him to pick up the next woman he sees.
Back at NCIS, they run down the information about the helicopter's crew; the persons on board were Chief petty officer Josie Sparks, Co-pilot Lt. Hank Joplin, rescue swimmer, Adam Portis, and the missing pilot,Oliver Happ.
In MTAC, Gibbs and Borin listen to the helicopter's last transmission with Navy Captain Logan Doyle (Rick Worthy) and Navy Lieutenant Commander David Hernandez (Derek Ray) . The radar showed the helicopter went down near the coast of Delaware, but they realize something isn't right since debris washed up off the coast of Maryland. Borin wants to talk to the crew, but Doyle tells Borin and Gibbs that they're not allowed to speak with them until crew has recovered.
The crew members that were found are taken to Walter Reed Medical Center. To get information about the crew, Ducky walks through the hospital as if he's one of the doctors making rounds. Ducky reports to Gibbs that two crew members, Sparks and Joplin, are recovering from acute dehydration and have no significant injuries; the third crew member, Portis, is in a coma. Ducky then hands Gibbs the master key that he covertly acquired so Gibbs can gain access the crew's rooms.
Gibbs talks to Joplin, who says they were flying low - the next thing he knows is that they were bottoms up scrambling for the raft. Joplin tells Gibbs that he's worried about the pilot. Contrary to the report in the ambulance, Joplin says that the only thing the helicopter hit was water.
As they pick up debris on the beach,Tony and McGee dare each other to ask Borin out to settle their bet with Ziva. A scavenger pulls a knife on them, angry that they're taking "his" scrap. Borin pulls her gun on him and calmly explains that they need the debris as evidence. The man, Seamus Quinn, asks Borin out and she accepts.
Continuing to pick up junk on the beach and along the water's edge, McGee notices something caught between some rocks. Tony and McGee walk over and find Happ's lifeless body has washed ashore, with a bullet wound in his head.
Back at NCIS, Tony jokes that he should have asked Ziva out since she said the first woman he saw."Cute, but you did have your chance," she says.
Joplin and Sparks are discharged from the hospital.
The agents learn that the pilot, Happ, has a great service record. Happ is married with a six-year-old son who has been diagnosed with the genetic medical condition, neurofibromatosis (or NF2). Mrs. Happ visits NCIS with her son. She tells Gibbs about her son's condition, and that Happ had promised his son that the boy could wear his flight helmet for Halloween.
In the morgue, Ducky concludes that Happ survived the initial crash. Gibbs wants to know if Happ shot himself, but based on the condition of the body, Ducky can't say for sure.
Borin visits Abby in the garage as she goes through the debris. She hasn't found any helicopter pieces, but the bullet that killed Happ was a .22, not Navy issued. Josie Sparks is the registered owner of a .22-caliber pistol.
Tony sets McGee up to ask Borin out by getting tickets to an 80s cover band concert. McGee fumbles his way through trying to ask Borin out until he is interrupted by Gibbs.
Gibbs goes to interrogation and meets with Josie Sparks and JAG Officer Nora Patel, who represents her. Sparks was disciplined last month for carrying the .22. When Gibbs accuses her of killing Happ, she says Happ was the one trying to kill them.
Happ just found out his son has an incurable disease. He got in a fist fight with a superior officer and she found him drinking on the job another time. On the flight they found him messing with the radar system. He said he couldn't handle going back, facing that his kid was going to die. He put them into a dive. She pulled her gun, but they crashed before she could use it. She calls Happ a coward.
Gibbs meets with Mrs. Happ, who says her husband was fine. He confronts her with empty liquor bottles they found around her house and tells her he tried to commit suicide. She tells Gibbs that Happ didn't commit suicide because he wouldn't give up on their son.
At the beach, Borin calls in a request to get water samples tested in hopes of finding where the helicopter may have gone down based on oil and other residue that might be in the water. Tony and Borin have a brief discussion about their jobs and Borin seems somewhat dissatisfied with her work. Tony tells Borin about having passed up his chance to move up. When she asked why, Tony told her it was because he had "better people" to work with. Quinn then drives up, but Borin dismisses him.
As Quinn leaves, Borin tells Tony she's not going out with Quinn; that she only agreed to because she knew about Ziva's bet. Borin then tells Tony that she thinks it sounds like he has better people to ask out.
At sea, Doyle says he was friends with Happ and would have known if something was wrong, but Doyle doesn't know about the fight Happ started with Hernandez. When asked, Hernandez says it was just over training times and wasn't a big deal.
In the NCIS lab, Abby tells Borin that there is nothing indicative of a crash in the water samples.
Gibbs learns that the Pentagon is about to announce that Happ caused the crash; he then comments on the impact the announcement would have on the Happ family and says they should hold off on making the announcement while the investigation is on-going.
After they receive a call that Portis has regained consciousness, McGee and Tony go talk to him at the hospital. Though Portis is still hooked to a ventilator and might have brain damage, they ask Portis if Happ tried to commit suicide, he shakes his head no.
Back at NCIS, they've been running background on the squadron and found four of them applied for stamps needed to open an off-shore account. Happ was the only one of the crew who hadn't applied, the fourth was Hernandez, who was originally scheduled to fly that night.
Gibbs and McGee talk to Hernandez, who immediately gets caught in an alibi lie. He says they were going to sell the helicopter, but Hernandez bailed and called in sick. Sparks and Joplin watch his confession from the other side of the glass, but still insist they didn't kill Happ.
After talking to Hernandez, Gibbs talks to Joplin. Sparks tells Ziva they faked the crash.
They flew south and landed on a ship waiting to meet them. They were selling the helicopter for $300,000. They told Happ once they were in the air, and Sparks says he went along with it until they landed, and then Happ pulled his weapon on them. Sparks then says that Happ was shot by the ship's captain. She said the captain was supposed to take them back to the "crash" site, but after the murder he disabled the raft transponder and dumped them. Sparks says they deserved it. Sparks then volunteers the name of the ship's captain - Seamus Quinn, the beach scavenger.
The team heads to Quinn's warehouse and he immediately opens fire. Tony and McGee tackle him and find he has a .22 like Sparks, the murder weapon.
Back at NCIS, Borin asks Tony and McGee out for a congratulatory drink. Ziva then busts them for their "double date". The guys had stayed in and played video games. Borin asks Ziva instead, who is glad someone finally asked her. Tony and McGee rush to join them.
Gibbs looks on the news and sees Mrs. Happ and her son. He remembers her asking for her husband's flight helmet for her son. Gibbs picks up the helmet and says, "Game on."
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Actors movie: Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service
- Dr. Grace Confalone
- Guy Ross
- Secretary of the Navy Clayton Jarvis
- Elaine
- Agent Michelle Lee
- Anthony DiNozzo Sr.
- Cynthia Sumner
- N.C.I.S. Director Tom Morrow
- Trent Kort
- Gerald Jackson
- Delilah Fielding
- Dr. Jeanne Benoit
- Mike Franks
- Alex Quinn
- Clayton Reeves
- Caitlin Todd
- T.C. Fornell
- Kasie Hines
- Jenny Shepard
- Jack Sloane
- Nick Torres
- Ellie Bishop
- Ziva David
- Anthony DiNozzo
- Leon Vance
- Jimmy Palmer
- Abby Sciuto
- Timothy McGee
- Donald Mallard
- Leroy Jethro Gibbs