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Post by Aerie on Oct 15, 2007 22:15:27 GMT -5
When a Vice Admiral and the driver of the cab he was in are murdered, the team investigates. From Michele, transferred from the General Information thread. |
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Post by wave on Oct 22, 2007 4:37:38 GMT -5
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Post by Michele on Oct 29, 2007 0:59:11 GMT -5
Stephen Lee AKA Dan Vogelsang from Dark Angel will guest star in this episode his charactor name is Chuck Bayliss
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Post by shywriter on Nov 14, 2007 1:53:32 GMT -5
Okay, so what was the deal with Tony in this ep?  (and the "soul mates" hang-up with Ziva? How many eps until she just confronts things?  ) Are we backsliding on our episode wonderfulness, lately?   |
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Post by AngelZ on Nov 14, 2007 18:58:57 GMT -5
Are we backsliding on our episode wonderfulness, lately? It would seem so. But on a bright note, even the questionable eps this season are better than the best of last season!  |
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Post by dzero on Nov 14, 2007 19:30:04 GMT -5
I liked the ep. Lots of good Tony quips ;D. "The probie is getting probed" ;D What did you two not like about it? I didn't like the resolve to the probie's girl problems . It was more fun thinking he was really getting taken advantage of  . Also thought it was silly of Ziva to claim Tony was xenophobic but even sillier of Tony to say he wasn't because of his great grand parents with immigrants . Everyone in this country who is xenophobic had immigrant ancestors. Doesn't mean their descendants can't be idiots  . |
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Post by shywriter on Nov 14, 2007 23:57:48 GMT -5
Are we backsliding on our episode wonderfulness, lately? It would seem so. But on a bright note, even the questionable eps this season are better than the best of last season! Touche'! Exactly what I said before, isn't it? If they get back to where they should be next week, I'll forgive 'em... |
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Post by shywriter on Nov 15, 2007 0:18:31 GMT -5
I liked the ep. Lots of good Tony quips ;D. "The probie is getting probed" What did you two not like about it? Yeah, especially in the beginning, there were some great lines and moments, but I didn't like the whole "Tony turning Ugly American" on Ziva-- the cracks he was making, the *number* of times he said something, the tone -- it all really made me want to headsmack him -- decisively. I half expected him to ask for some days off to go build that #$^!)@*!# fence in Texas... ...and what was with that look he gave her as he walked by, that last moment? It was awfully cold/"I told you so"/dismissive...
Tony!! What is wrong with you?? It's too early for your mid-life crisis!!
(I admit it-- I want my Tony more like his more thoughtful, politically correct cousin Logan )I guess I'm a softie, but I hated to see it go on TOO long. Besides-- it was kinda funny that straight laced McGee found the "kinkiness" (what he'd think was kinky) kinda hot! ;D odd, for sure-- but why all of a sudden was he p*ssed off that she hasn't "assimilated?" The tone wasn't just teasing in a brotherly or even flirty way, it was as if he was irritated and finally had had it. (and I will be really irritated if this is just his fighting his feelings... because ...that's really lame.) .yeah, what in the world *was* that, anyway? Are we sure they didn't run out of scripts and just keep filming? ...sounds like you already had a good sense of what I didn't like about it! |
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Post by dzero on Nov 15, 2007 0:48:22 GMT -5
OK, yeah Tony was a little odd with Ziva. That assymilate......hold on I have to look how to spell that .......... why did I think there was a "y" Anyways, that assimilate line was certainly odd . And you're right came off as 'pointed' and not joking. I was thinking more about his attitude with the cabbies which seemed all right to me but Ziva seemed to have a big problem with it. |
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Post by ML Fan on Dec 1, 2007 13:33:24 GMT -5
I thought that dialogue in this episode was probably the weakest point of this episode and while Season 5 is better so far than Season 4 was where the only episode of Season 4 that I liked and would watch ever again was "Cover Story."
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