chitowngirl February 27 Share February 27 When the NCIS team engages in Walk-a-Mile day to gain a new perspectives on different departments, things take a turn when Kasie receives a distress call from a mysterious man. Link to comment
threebluestars February 27 Share February 27 WHY would you name a CIA character WEBB and NOT GIVE HIM A CONNECTION TO CLAYTON WEBB, JAG spinoff show?! Why? 5 Link to comment
Linderhill February 27 Share February 27 sigh, not one of the best episodes, silly premise and totally predictable. And those "experts," while it was a clever plot point, there are actual experts in forensic sciences that would know all of that information. (and, as a forensic photographer, it bugs me that the photo of the tire tread wasn't 1:1 and there wasn't a scale in the photo). If the show actually had more than one forensic person, they would have taken care of those exams. It's one thing about the show that has always bugged me that Abbie and then Kacie are lone lab rats. 5 minutes ago, threebluestars said: WHY would you name a CIA character WEBB and NOT GIVE HIM A CONNECTION TO CLAYTON WEBB, JAG spinoff show?! Why? I forgot to mention the whole "Webb" name thing! I guess in the Bellisario show world the name Webb means CIA 4 Link to comment
Daff February 27 Share February 27 (edited) Aw, NCIS version of Jumpin’ Jack Flash. As soon as they dug up the account information pointing to Webb, I asked myself which was more likely: he’s guilty or CIA framed him? Only surprise was who. I really thought it would be the smug agent from the beginning of the episode. I really don’t expect anything new from this show, it has been around way too long, but I’d miss it if it ended. (I sort of feel like my parents, watching Bonanza). Edited February 27 by Daff 5 1 Link to comment
abbyzenn February 27 Share February 27 I too thought it would be the smug CIA agent. I must have dozed off for a few seconds because when they arrested the guy I didn't know who it was. I did like the humor provided by the trading jobs thing. There is just something about Kaise that I don't like. Like in this case she goes from being too timid to want to answer the phone (the woman needing the base police) to working the case when she answers Webb's call (which was only her second phone call). And it's not like she's competent in field work. 3 Link to comment
12catcrazy February 27 Share February 27 6 hours ago, abbyzenn said: I too thought it would be the smug CIA agent. I must have dozed off for a few seconds because when they arrested the guy I didn't know who it was. I did like the humor provided by the trading jobs thing. There is just something about Kaise that I don't like. Like in this case she goes from being too timid to want to answer the phone (the woman needing the base police) to working the case when she answers Webb's call (which was only her second phone call). And it's not like she's competent in field work. I also thought it would be the smug CIA agent. As far as Kaise goes, the actress makes her very likeable. I can see her being timid about answering a phone call that may involve life or death but what got her pulled into the case was feeling a connection with the guy who was calling. Her sense of caring about what happened to him totally overcame any fears she might have had about being in the field. And remember: this is NCIS world, logic goes out the window pretty fast. 1 2 1 Link to comment
milkyaqua February 27 Share February 27 I figured it was the ex-CIA guy as soon as they asked him in for an interview about Webb. I've seen that actor in a few things and his character's can go either way but once he came in, I ditched my thinking that it was Mr. Suit and Tie CIA Guy. I can take or leave Kasie so she didn't bother me too much in this one. 2 Link to comment
secnarf February 28 Share February 28 2 hours ago, milkyaqua said: I figured it was the ex-CIA guy as soon as they asked him in for an interview about Webb. I've seen that actor in a few things and his character's can go either way but once he came in, I ditched my thinking that it was Mr. Suit and Tie CIA Guy. I also figured it was the ex-CIA guy, because I recognize the actor. I couldn't quite place him, but knew it was him as soon as they had him in there. Per IMDb, he was in an episode of NCIS in season 9 - his wife was killed by CIA Ray. 2 1 Link to comment
Poohpoohpooh February 28 Share February 28 Fun enough, but still in cliché NCIS flavor. Guess Vance and Parker can communicate without words now, like Siegfried and Roy. Rocky himself directed this episode. Kasie can make me tear up with her "I am in fear", " I am all alone" emotional lines, but her chemistry with CIA Webb was nonexistent. Parker could have been more caring when Kasie invited herself into the massacre scene, but at least he really beat himself up by sending her to get food... And get kidnapped. 1 Link to comment
MissLucas February 28 Share February 28 Yeah, the B-plot about the job swapping was more entertaining than the A-plot. Does anyone keep track on how many times Kasie got kidnapped/taken hostage? I liked her coats, so that's something. 2 Link to comment
Linderhill February 29 Share February 29 I get very tired of how many times law enforcement shows end up having some unarmed civilian tag along because "they have to be there!!!!!" 🙄 It goes along with all of these police shows that have to hire a "consultant" to solve the crimes that the actual law enforcement agency can't seem to solve. NO Kasie, you Don't Need to Be There! putting the actual gun carriers in danger by distracting them by having to protect you. 3 1 Link to comment
Packerbrewerbadger February 29 Share February 29 Why weren’t the bomber’s prints or Kelly in the system if he was ex NCIS? How did the French guy know about the bombing plot? Thought Smug CIA guy too obvious, so for a sec thought maybe the woman………. 3 Link to comment
proserpina65 February 29 Share February 29 On 2/27/2024 at 7:51 AM, abbyzenn said: I too thought it would be the smug CIA agent. I must have dozed off for a few seconds because when they arrested the guy I didn't know who it was. I did like the humor provided by the trading jobs thing. There is just something about Kaise that I don't like. Like in this case she goes from being too timid to want to answer the phone (the woman needing the base police) to working the case when she answers Webb's call (which was only her second phone call). And it's not like she's competent in field work. I haven't like Kasie from day one, and episodes like this one do not help that at all. On 2/27/2024 at 2:15 PM, 12catcrazy said: As far as Kaise goes, the actress makes her very likeable. To me, she makes her really annoying. Not that I was a big fan of Abby either, with her gazillion quirks. Can't they find some forensic scientists who aren't weird? 1 Link to comment
LaylaGirl February 29 Share February 29 On 2/27/2024 at 4:28 AM, Daff said: Aw, NCIS version of Jumpin’ Jack Flash. I came to post the same thing - one of my favorite "guilty pleasure" movies! And NCIS Hawaii did their version of "Point Break" tonight. 1 Link to comment
Johannah March 1 Share March 1 (edited) 8 hours ago, proserpina65 said: I haven't like Kasie from day one, and episodes like this one do not help that at all. To me, she makes her really annoying. Not that I was a big fan of Abby either, with her gazillion quirks. Can't they find some forensic scientists who aren't weird? No, I think a quirky forensic/techie/some other specialty field is a requirement on these shows. I've liked Kasie from the beginning. I was getting tired of Abby and wasn't sad to see her leave. Adding: I'm still watching the show. I'm enjoying the walk-a-mile stuff, but I'm really upset about Palmer. His scene was funny, but I took a shooting class years ago and they didn't issue proper ear protection and I couldn't hear for the rest of the day and my hearing is still impaired. Sometimes it seems like I'm underwater trying to understand people. Not always, but enough to make me curse that class. I can't believe they didn't give Palmer proper gear. Adding more: Just got to the part where they bring in the people that they worked with during walk-a-mile. Fun! Sincerely doubt they would actually do that and with such good results, but I watch TV for entertainment and it did that. If I wanted realism, I'd watch the news. Edited March 1 by Johannah 4 Link to comment
Raja March 1 Share March 1 On 2/29/2024 at 8:29 AM, Packerbrewerbadger said: Why weren’t the bomber’s prints or Kelly in the system if he was ex NCIS? Because CIA trope, they always make you a ghost even if you are just resupplying a safe house in semi retirement. 1 Link to comment
LuvMyShows March 5 Share March 5 On 2/27/2024 at 8:56 PM, Poohpoohpooh said: Kasie can make me tear up with her "I am in fear", " I am all alone" emotional lines, but her chemistry with CIA Webb was nonexistent. So are we thinking that they will try to make Webb be her next relationship? 1 Link to comment
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