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Enjoyed the show. Lots of airtime for established characters, and not so much of the new mush mouths.

Yes, something is missing - cohesion. What was once was a well-oiled team headed by a strict authoritarian, is now five or six individuals running roughshod over a now wishy-washy Gibbs. Where is the old NCIS?

Everyone's reaction to this Fez-centric episode confirm's my first thoughts about not watching this episode. I'm clicking the Delete button.

Being from NY, two things about this Mayor's race just aren't realistic: (1) Thanks to Mayor Dinkins, the first Black Mayor of NY, there will never be a Second Black Mayor of NY; and (2) certainly not with a felon girlfriend hanging on his arm at public appearances.

Again - a new series low in the ratings. This show is just shedding viewers. It has gotten too dark and deadly. This may have been my last episode. A year ago this week - 4.3/14 11.34 million viewers This week - 2.2/8 6.31 million viewers Where did everybody go?

Most everyone may have several of the same women in the Top 5 in different order, but I think we can all agree that #1,000,000 is Quinn.

I too keep on the closed captioning for both Torres and Esposito. And look out for another Esposito-can't-keep-her-private-life-from-effecting-her-work-performance episode as demonstrated by her unwillingness to tell Gibbs her problem while staring off into space. Definitely an episode to miss. And there are still - too - many - people - on - this - show !!!!!!!

Two things I never had to learn in school - Mythology and Shakespeare! This show even loves to work these 2 categories into other categories. In the past few weeks "Planets" was really a Mythology question. And "Plays" was actually a Shakespeare only two days after an actual Shakespeare question.

On the very first episode I ever saw (it's on in the office break room every day) newly-judgmental Eric Forrester was stark naked on the ledge outside Donna Logan's window, or balcony, being photographed by the paparazzi, because the love of his life, Stephanie was banging on the front door.

No eidetic memory or advanced calculus involved on the champ's part - just simple arithmetic. They have around 10-15 minutes from the end DJ round and beginning of FJ while the producers watch the DJ round on tape to check for errors. So there's plenty of time to add yesterday's totals to today's potential total and ADD 1.

For a seasoned professional, why is NCIS-Quinn always depicted as kinda ditsy and unprofessional? And why are they having Gibbs put up with it? And why is she still on this show?

When the Neutrals first showed Tim their unfinished pieces, I thought they had dug up some 80's EPCOT uniforms. The finished pieces were not an improvement.

It seems in the rush to amp up the on-screen presence of Quinn, TPTB have completely forgotten there are characters on this show that made this show the "highest-rated drama on television" before she arrived and will be there long after she dies on her way back to her home planet. And just get rid of Fez already, the writers have no clue what to do with him. (And it's only thanks to closed captioning I can understand what he's saying.) And the best new character wasn't even on this episode - more Duane Henry please!

This show is quickly turning in the direction Elementary went when they introduced that insufferable Kitty character. I wouldn't watch Elementary until I had heard Kitty had died on the way back to her home planet. NCIS has now introduced several Poochie-esque characters and the one who has to go now is Quinn. Fez should go undercover. And they can keep the MI-6 guy.

When Quinn is on screen in a non case-related scene, I fast-forward. I got though the show in record time.