NCIS (TV Series) Lost Time (2019) User Reviews

Better than most this season

[jamesell-91739 · 7/10 · 16 May 2019]

The crime was more interesting than usual. Gibbs whining was not. And how did Inga can into HQ without showing ID? And why is Ellie upset at Gibbs, given that she killed someone in cold blood herself?

Best episode in a few years, in my opinion

[mgl-92037 · 8/10 · 15 May 2019]

The corny stupid stuff was kept to a minimum in this episode. There was some believable psychological tension, and the crime and its resolution were interesting.

who is Jack in love with?!?

[Fammjm · 8/10 · 16 May 2019]

This episode was a bit far-fetched and I'm very tired of the Hernandez angle... Let it go already, I'd have killed him too!! and Ellie and McGee being upset about it and thinking they should do something is ridiculous. Much more interesting is the conversation where Jack told the shrink that she wasn't sure "if he felt the same"...she has to be alluding to either Gibbs or Leon based on previous episodes, so where are we going with this? is Gibbs going to retire and ride off into the sunset with Jack ?

In the mind...

[akicork · 8/10 · 10 April 2021]

This episode belongs to the psychs, Drs Confalone, Sloane and Mallard (in his Profiler persona). It pulls out a lot of previously unknown aspects of our NCIS team's motivation. I think it reveals more. Gibbs tells Confalone "NCIS centers me. Without it...?". There is something deeply personal in the delivery of that line. I think it shows us that Mark Harmon is similarly attached to the production of his programme. Rock on!

great episode...but I have a question...

[kitano0 · 8/10 · 16 May 2019]

This is truly trivial, but in the airport scene, right before the suspect is spotted, a 'woman that looks like "The Good Place's" D'Arcy Carden is right in our screen as a passenger boarding a plane. Does anyone know if that is her?

Lost Time

[bobcobb301 · 6/10 · 23 May 2019]

The Gibbs and Dr. Confalone relationship does not work and is always uninteresting, no matter how hard the show tries with it.

Mediocre episode here that hopefully is just a tease for a good finale.

Serious continuity problems, it's time to hang it up NCIS

[pwolftrip · 1/10 · 16 May 2019]

Seriously, do the writers of NCIS even know what has happened on NCIS? One of the main plot points of this and the previous episode revolve around the murder of Pedro Hernandez whom Gibbs killed as revenge for Hernandez's murder of Gibbs' wife and daughter. Gibbs drops the bombshell to his team at the end of the previous episode that he murdered Hernandez and they're shocked and don't know what to make of it. During this episode however Gibbs mentions that he only ever told one person previously about the murder. However, at the end of season 7 Abby solves the cold case of Hernandez's murder, linking Gibbs' rifle to the murder. When confronted Gibbs confirms the facts to Abby. So Abby knew, and by the end of season 7 Ducky, Vance, McGee, Tony, Ziva, Mike, and even the lawyer Gibbs is kinda dating all know his secret. This is reinforced in Season 8 when Hernandez's daughter and son attempt to kill Gibbs and everyone in his life, including his father. Hell, Vance even personally miss filled the cold case report in the NCIS records room. The point is this, this is a serious continuity error, this is lazy writing, and this is the clearest sign yet that NCIS is well beyond its prime, it's time to bid NCIS farewell after 16 seasons.

Just not good.

[harrykivi · 2/10 · 25 January 2021]

When it comes "Lost Time" it's my personal least favorite of the season. The case was generic and unbelievable. The solution with the woman posing as the victim's wife being laughable at best. The subplot regarding Gibbs was sadly plain boring.

Overall, a terrible episode.

2/10 HK