Like, it's always the dry cleaner. The dry cleaner with the gun. Duh.
For the best results: have people with guns chase after the people with guns. Just about anybody can put pressure on a wound.
Ziva checks the "f" box.
McGee checks the "m" box.
We think Vance did it. He knows a lot about crime stuff, right? And he just happens to show up right after the crime. Like, that's way suspicious, right?
Wait! What!?
My wife spotted a huge plot hole: if you build submarines out of lighter materials then how will they get underwater? You know how a cork works.
We think it's Ridgeway. He probably has a blue hat (well, who doesn't) and he was screwed out of two weeks pay. Seems like an overreaction, though.
Do you think fly training is a thing? I wonder how the flies manage to fly with a wire glued to them? We don't see any eggs. Ducky's out of luck this time.
Gibbs doing his David Lee Roth's "California Girls" imitation:
Ducky's getting better at sewing up corpses. Practice makes perfect, right?
At 16:45- Hollywood cliche #108: the stage whisper.
Do you think Ziva would get what "badgering" is? Do they even have marsupials in Israel?
Abby is a "mapper". We thought she was weirder than that. What with the white bread goth thing, and all.
At 24:37- Mark Harmon forgets his stage direction.
Abby has way too much time on her hands if she can create 3D maps on this scale. The little flying saucer is cute, though.
At 25:52- In order to use any kind of scope you have to be able to put your eye up to it. Rifle number two is clearly someone's fantasy.
Like, if you're going to murder someone it's best to use a rare hunting rifle.
Abby doesn't know what "you are a trip" means.
At 34:09- Hollywood cliche #221: the bad guy is hiding in the van.
Like, the good guys win. And the bad guys? Not.
For the best results: have people with guns chase after the people with guns. Just about anybody can put pressure on a wound.
Ziva checks the "f" box.
McGee checks the "m" box.
We think Vance did it. He knows a lot about crime stuff, right? And he just happens to show up right after the crime. Like, that's way suspicious, right?
Wait! What!?
My wife spotted a huge plot hole: if you build submarines out of lighter materials then how will they get underwater? You know how a cork works.
We think it's Ridgeway. He probably has a blue hat (well, who doesn't) and he was screwed out of two weeks pay. Seems like an overreaction, though.
Do you think fly training is a thing? I wonder how the flies manage to fly with a wire glued to them? We don't see any eggs. Ducky's out of luck this time.
Gibbs doing his David Lee Roth's "California Girls" imitation:
Ducky's getting better at sewing up corpses. Practice makes perfect, right?
At 16:45- Hollywood cliche #108: the stage whisper.
Do you think Ziva would get what "badgering" is? Do they even have marsupials in Israel?
Abby is a "mapper". We thought she was weirder than that. What with the white bread goth thing, and all.
At 24:37- Mark Harmon forgets his stage direction.
Abby has way too much time on her hands if she can create 3D maps on this scale. The little flying saucer is cute, though.
At 25:52- In order to use any kind of scope you have to be able to put your eye up to it. Rifle number two is clearly someone's fantasy.
Like, if you're going to murder someone it's best to use a rare hunting rifle.
Abby doesn't know what "you are a trip" means.
At 34:09- Hollywood cliche #221: the bad guy is hiding in the van.
Like, the good guys win. And the bad guys? Not.
