Jaybird

Except you don't cover a receding hairline by letting it grow in the back. Not that the front isn't messy, but the back is what's really out of control. He's got a very photogenic and expressive face, it's almost like he's deliberately downplaying it.

LOL ? Both Kensi and Deeks need to sue their hairdressers (assuming Deeks even has one.)

Andrea Bordeaux used to be a power lifter. She has an incredible physique, and superb posture.

Some people really want to have a family. Deeks is one such person. Kensi may not be, whether she's physically capable of bearing a child or not. But even if Kensi can't carry his baby, there's this amazing thing known as adoption. Perfect for couples who want a family but can't conceive or carry to term children of their own. There are many options open to them that they could discuss. However, if one wants a family but the other doesn't, that's not a situation that lends itself to compromise. If they want different things from life, they are better off breaking up now before they get in any deeper.

I really like Hidoko, and Mosely wasn't bad in this episode. But as for the rest, ITA.

Do you mean Marsha Thomason (played Nicole Deschamps) ? I'm not sure if that was in the second episode, but it was early in the season.

In Rude Awakenings, Sam spends most of the episode trying to prevent "Quinn" from being called back undercover. He tries to drown CIA Agent Snyder (Sabatino's partner, the one who gets shot in Wanted) because Snyder has been cavalier about Michele's safety. In Wanted, he breaks out of jail to interfere in an already planned operation, to protect her. In Descent, he again tries to prevent Quinn from getting involved by pointing out that they don't know if Sidorov made Michele; Granger has to point out to Sam that the mission comes before any agent's individual safety. In Ascension, Sam breaks out of the hospital, but when he finally catches up to Sidorov on the hotel roof, he can't take the shot (even though he had backup from Kensi) until Deeks charges through the door and shoots Sidorov's assistant. Yes, very cucumber-like.

Same could be said for Sam, who already is an agent.

Now how would you know that? ?

Don't worry, no matter how often Monty appears, I doubt he'll have a lot of lines.?

Plus, Rick Tunell did not write these episodes. He directed 901, which was written by Harimoto.

Yeah, you and about 10,000 other people. That prediction has been going around fandom since last fall.

He's asked her or at least brought up the subject 3 times that I can think of (plus the time when she was in a coma, which I'm not counting), and she's always put him off or changed the subject. He's the one who should be tired of waiting for her.

But who was it that detected the hidden room where Michele was being held? Oh yeah, that was Deeks. Not so crummy after all.

They were supposed to do a Deeks goes back to LAPD arc in season 5, but when DR got pregnant, they cancelled it and gave us Afghanistan instead. ECO said in an interview earlier this season that the LAPD return was part of the original plan for this season, but he didn't know if it was going to happen (this was in the context of DR's maternity leave in season 8). I think this will eventually lead to Deeks becoming a full-time agent, and yes it's been ridiculously long. They should have just gone ahead telling Deeks' story whether Kensi was there or not, especially in season 5 before they were together.