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I agree. ................................................................................................................................................................ different idea: Regarding the team knowing, and not sure how to approach Gibbs, I can get that. But after their "talk" at the end of the ep. I thought that Gibbs was more "OK" with things than Bishop or McGee. 3rd idea: Is there a difference in the teams responsibility with respect to "Gibbs' crime" because it occurred in a different country?

Not only did I like the fact that Gibbs told the team about killing Gonzalez, but I loved the no-nonsense Gibbs style of (almost) blurting it out. " I killed the man who murdered my family...." However painful that admission might have been.

I like how the episode showed Tim being more "grown up/mature" as an agent, in how he dealt with Gibbs, yet keeping him true to his high tech/nerdy roots.

Sorry if this was already posted, but this was the first time I'd seen Gimple on TTD. IMO He came across as a squirrely, twitchy, yet arrogant little nerd (?) who was so nervous to be there that he twirled his goatee, almost whispered (no pun intended) his comments, and just generally came across as a douche. Agree/disagree??(apologies if it was my assessment that was bad .)

I didn't realize it was a rerun, but that would explain Bishop's "old" hair... I thought that it was disjointed, and did get a "vibe" between Ritz (?) and Bishop-not sure if it was friends or more.

Is it inappropriate to wonder if that was/is the only thing with sharp teeth in her pants? (Sorry, the wording made me remember an old joke.....apologies if is inappropriate)

I thought that it might be to better blend her skin with the walker mask ,so that her skin wouldn't show through the holes in the mask (gross!)

I'm confused: did those notebooks contain Ziva's notes about her first case, this case, or every case she worked on throughout her time at NCIS, or even before? Also-she obviously returned to the "secret office" during the time frame of this case, but how did she know about the discovery of her secret office? ( I'd guess the lady who owned it called her) ???

I missed the very end of the previous episode, where Jesus was killed, and the beginning of this episode, where they began transporting his body "back home". My question: What was done, if anything, to keep him from turning into a walker?

IIRC, when Jack told Mac that he was going on this assignment, didn't he mention his replacement, referring to the replacement as a "she"???

I also like Baker. As far as the detective/receptionist balance, a cop friend who watches the show told me that it is smart to have an armed, trained detective in that role because "she is the last line of defense for the PC, if things go horribly wrong." While I think that hie words were a bit over dramatic, in this day and age, maybe not.

This seems like a major change in both cut and color. I've missed the last 3 weeks due to work. Is this the first appearance of the new "do" and color?

Thanks to all for the info. I gotta get home from work more quickly!

I'm confused! (not unusual) :) Wasn't the Lou Diamond Phillips (Delgado?)character killed in an earlier episode? I confess that missed the first 8-10 minutes, so they may contain the "cure" to my confusion.

I think that Erin's boss is a first class dick. She may have disobeyed an order, but her reasoning was consistent with the philosophy shown on the show. His "I collect with interest" comment came across (to me) as a thinly veiled threat. Also, if he follows through, how long will he last with Frank, Danny, etc. watching over their daughter/sister??

I thought I heard the fake CIA guy say, as he covered Vance, "this one has a firing pin". (Somehow I messed up with the quote button)

Questions: when Kynes viewed the video(?) of the pod soldiers getting killed by the invisible opponents, it looked like there was a figure looking at the 2 dead bodies. 1) Was there, or did I "miss see"?? 2) Did that individual bear a resemblance to "Her?"- the person Kynes went to see, (needing a face mask/respirator, by the way) and came out burned/branded and puking? 3) What are those thongs supposed to be? I know that I missed a few episodes, but damn this is fragmented storytelling.

I agree about feeling that I missed something plot wise. While work schedules made me miss 2 eps, I did check recaps, but... That said, I felt like the plot had cycled back to square one-Will doing detective work, Bram running under the radar, and Katie, well just being Katie. There is a lot more, but it felt a bit like a "retred".

I don't think that Gibbs and Vance were looking for something that would hold up in any court except their own- the court of "vengence for killed family members".

Wow, 12 hrs later and nothing....anyhow,my question: Was the camp that Amy and Broussard entered at the end of the episode the same camp that "Sawyer and family" were being held at,? It looked similar, but it was all shot up. I might have missed a few minutes of the episode (damn work calls), but I thought that I was following the story line, so: did I miss a battle, was it offscreen, or was there a time jump?

Gee a cliffhanger....who dies,who survives....how creative....NOT. Also, not that I'm an expert, IMO based on the size/violence of the explosion, the fire, the rollovers, etc. Nobody could survive that IRL.

As soon as Pride said that he was going upstairs to change, I waited for the shots to ring out.(no kidding :) ) I was surprised when they showed the shooter, but had we seen her before (can't always watch due to work schedule), and did it look like she was injured/beaten???

They didn't waste any time getting Gibbs back in the lab with Kasie, and asking her what her favorite "work drink" was. A cheap shot at PP, or trying to get things back to "normal"?

So Snyder continues to be both a weasel and now a mole...what a shock!

Thanks!