S5.E11

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Episode aired Jan 15, 2019
TV-14
43m

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7.7/10

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Scott Bakula, CCH Pounder, Vanessa Ferlito, Rob Kerkovich, and Necar Zadegan in NCIS: New Orleans (2014)

Action Adventure Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

Pride and the team want to take down a secret and lethal group of former intelligence agents. Pride and his brother deal with their loss.Pride and the team want to take down a secret and lethal group of former intelligence agents. Pride and his brother deal with their loss.Pride and the team want to take down a secret and lethal group of former intelligence agents. Pride and his brother deal with their loss.

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justimagine109

Repeat

CBS repeated Empathy from season 4, because of Donald Trump's speech. They will show the episode on January 15, 2019

1yitbos-43866

Think I've seen this one before....

Definitely a repeat from a previous season....not sure how it happened....but not a new episode.

1bradbilger-30946

Thank you

Thank you to all the people reviewing this episode and pointing out that's its a repeat. I thought I was going crazy. It's still a good episode, but it is a rerun aired as a new episode.

10vivijohn-963-119853

I feel the same as the previous reviewer.

The 3 characters listed are not in this episode either. It's still a good episode that I had not seen previously.

dwsilver22

Mislabeled

Because it was mislabeled last week, my TiVo thought it had already been recorded so did not record it last night. I guess I'll have to wait for it to come back in reruns.

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The Angel said "As I am now, so soon you'll be. Prepare for death, and follow me." is derived from a colonial epitaph typically associated with New England Puritans "Behold and see as you pass by, as you are now so once was I, as I am now you soon will be, prepare for death and follow me." The 1850 edition of the New England Historical and Genealogical Register cites the Canterbury tomb of Edward the Black Prince (1330-1376) as the source of the verse (Norman French).