NCIS

Concluding this week is the fourth series of the hit drama following a team of special agents who investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related crimes. In this dramatic season finale, Tony and Jeanne are held hostage in a morgue; the team is worried about polygraph tests ordered by Homeland Security; and Shepard has a mysterious visitor.

Shepard returns from her conference in Paris and is relieved to see that NCIS is still standing after a week under her reluctant temporary replacement, Gibbs. However, when she gets home, she is bemused to find a bottle of Scotch and a glass on her desk – odd, considering she prefers bourbon.

Continuing this week is the fourth series of the hit
drama following a team of special agents who
investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related crimes.
In the penultimate episode of the series, Shepard
makes Gibbs acting director of NCIS while she is
away, but he prefers to ignore his new duties and
instead leads the team in the investigation of a
dead man delivered to NCIS by taxi.
With Shepard at a conference in Paris, Gibbs is
running NCIS – but he is not too keen on the
paperwork, politics and nagging from Shepard’s
assistant, Cynthia, that the role involves. So when
a report comes in that a dead man has turned up
at NCIS in a taxi, Gibbs jumps at the chance to get
out from behind Shepard’s desk and head for the
crime scene.

Continuing this week is the fourth series of the hit drama following a team of special agents who
investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related crimes. In this episode, the team is called in when
a picture taken by a blind photographer reveals that a young petty officer has been murdered.
Meanwhile, Tony and Gibbs are both distracted by relationship problems.
After blind photographer Jackson Scott (John Billingsley, ‘Star Trek: Enterprise’, ‘Prison Break’)
prints up his latest batch of pictures, his assistant, Bryn, takes a look. Suddenly, she gasps in horror
– in the background of one of the photographs is a dead naval officer.

Continuing this week is the fourth series of the hit
drama following a team of special agents who
investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related
crimes. In this episode, an informant is shot dead
just as he is about to pass on crucial information
concerning an arms dealer, and Director Shepard
begins a relentless pursuit of his killer. But Gibbs
and the team wonder if a personal motivation
might be clouding her judgment.
In a dark street in a run-down part of town,
Director Shepard is meeting with a mysterious
informant. Just as the man is about to step into
her car, a vehicle charges out of nowhere and
guns him down. Once Gibbs and his team arrive
on the scene, Shepard finds she has some
explaining to do. “His name’s Troy Webster,” she
says of the victim. “He had information I needed.”
Shepard reveals that Webster had promised to
supply a file on the operations of La Grenouille – or

Continuing this week is the fourth series of the hit
drama following a team of special agents who
investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related
crimes. In this episode, McGee finds himself
under pressure while investigating a double
murder apparently inspired by his latest novel. His
feelings of guilt are compounded when one of his
colleagues is targeted by the killer.
Gibbs and the team are called to the house of
Petty Officer Darren Cove, who has gone missing.
A blood stain on the floor suggests he has met
with a brutal end, while a card left by the culprit
declares: “One down, two to go.” The petty
officer’s truck is found abandoned by a highway
with a bloodied blanket in the back, and McGee is
troubled by a strange sense of déjà vu.
McGee’s misgivings prove to be well founded
when Abby analyses an unusual cocktail at
Cove’s house and McGee recognises it as one of
his own creations. He goes on to shock the team

Continuing this week is the fourth series of the hit
drama following a team of special agents who
investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related
crimes. In this episode, Gibbs and the team try to
find out who was responsible for an explosion
which killed two NCIS agents. Initially suspecting
a suicide bomber was to blame, the team is
baffled when some confusing new evidence
comes to light and changes everything.
After receiving an anonymous tip-off from a man
who claims to know something about an
imminent terror attack, NCIS agents Jim Nelson
and Richard Hall enter the building to meet the
caller. Outside, Agent Paula Cassidy parks the car
and prepares to follow them in – until she is thrown
backwards by a blast that consumes the building
and kills Nelson and Hall instantly.
Gibbs and the team arrive at the scene,
accompanied by a distraught Agent Cassidy. “It’s
my fault,” she sobs. “I killed my team.” Gibbs
takes her aside and reminds her that she needs to

Continuing this week is the fourth season of the hit
drama series following a team of special agents
who investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related
crimes. In this instalment, the agents are stunned
when a marine thought to have frozen to death
wakes up on Ducky’s autopsy table. While the
man is put on life support, the team discovers that
he recently made a secret visit to Iraq.
Ducky gets the shock of his life when the latest
corpse on his table suddenly wakes up. The man
is Corporal Liam O’Neill, recently returned from a
tour of duty in Iraq. O’Neill was found face down in
a snow drift and paramedics assumed he was
dead. “Can’t really blame them,” Ducky says.
“Core temperature 20 degrees below normal. No
discernible heartbeat... It’s not an unreasonable
conclusion under the circumstances.”
The corporal is alive but in a coma, and he is
moved to an intensive care unit where his
prognosis remains grim. As Gibbs and the team

Continuing this week is the fourth season of the hit
drama series following a team of special agents
who investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related
crimes. In this episode, an explosion at a military
mausoleum uncovers a crypt full of body parts.
Meanwhile, the other members of the team worry
about Abby, who is not her normal self.
As the funeral of a 22-year-old veteran is taking
place at a military cemetery, the air is suddenly
rocked by a huge explosion in the mausoleum.
Two employees are sent to hospital with
concussion and shrapnel wounds, and the NCIS
team arrives on scene to find out what happened.
The agents enter the mausoleum to be greeted
with a spectacularly unpleasant sight: skulls and
decomposing body parts are everywhere. There
is no trace of any kind of bomb, but Ducky thinks
he knows what caused the blast – gases given off
by the decaying bodies in a confined space. “The
bodies were the bomb,” says Gibbs.

Continuing this week is the fourth season of the hit drama series following a team of special agents who investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related crimes. In this episode, a nuclear power plant inspector reports that he has been poisoned with a lethal dose of radiation. As the team tries to identify those responsible, Ziva’s composure is rattled when she develops feelings for the dying man.

Continuing this week is the fourth season of the hit drama series following a team of special agents who investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related crimes. Tonight, Gibbs and the team investigate after a marine is found dead in an abandoned restaurant; and Tony experiences some romantic problems as his girlfriend seems to be having difficulty rejecting the advances of her ex.

A man thinks he has hit upon the perfect place to propose to his girlfriend –the now-derelict restaurant where they had their first date. But the occasion is ruined somewhat when the couple spot a dead body lying on the floor of the eaterie, crawling with maggots.

Continuing this week is the fourth season of the hit drama series following a team of special agents who investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related crimes. In this episode, the team attempts to catch an international arms dealer who is trying to buy a top-secret military defence system.

However, an unexpected hitch means that Ducky must go undercover to set the trap. Acting on a tip-off from Mossad, Gibbs and the team have detained a traitorous Israeli gunrunner named ‘Goliath’. Desperate to strike a deal, Goliath reveals that somebody in the arms-dealing community is offering to sell a copy of a US missile guidance system called Ares. If the system falls into enemy hands, it means US missiles could be diverted in mid-air to attack any given target.

Continuing this week is the fourth season of the hit drama series following a team of special agents who investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related crimes. In this episode, the agents probe the murder of a marine major trapped in a sewer. It soon becomes clear that he was killed by a chemical weapon that has fallen into the hands of a vengeful terrorist.

Gibbs and the team are called to an underground maintenance room where the body of marine Major John McGuire has been found with his eye scratched out. There are no other obvious signs of trauma, but Ziva is disturbed to discover a webcam positioned on the wall to record the scene. “Whatever happened, someone wanted towatch,” she says.

Continuing this evening is the fourth season of the hit drama series following a team of special agents
who investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related crimes. In tonight’s episode, the team is called to a small town where a marine intelligence officer has been shot dead. The local police have already investigated the crime and suspect that an Iraqi resident is responsible.

Gibbs and his agents are sent to a small town where Marine Lieutenant Rihama Shaheen has been found dead in a motel. Shaheen was born in Kuwait and had been serving military intelligence in Iraq until she returned six months ago. Gibbs is surprised to discover that the murder is three days old and the case has already been investigated by the local police. The sheriff says the prime suspect is Masoud Tariq, an Iraqi man who recently moved to the town and is now missing.

In tonight’s episode, the team hunts a saboteur who causes a robotic vehicle to kill a Navy lieutenant. Meanwhile, Ziva is concerned to notice that Tony keeps visiting the hospital. Gibbs and the team have a bizarre case on their hands this week when a Navy lieutenant is found dead, apparently killed by carbon monoxide poisoning. Roni Seabrook had been working on ‘Otto’, a $22million automatic car that was being developed for the Department of Defence. The car was being prepared for a crucial ‘concept race’, and Roni had come into work that morning to run some tests.

ncis
smoked (10/24)

Continuing this evening is the fourth season of the hit drama series following a team of special agents who investigate Navy and Marine Corps-related crimes. Tonight, the team struggles to identify a mummified corpse found lodged in a chimney on a naval base. The case takes a sinister turn when a pair of FBI agents arrive and inform Gibbs that the dead man was wanted for the deaths of 14 women over a 12-year period.

Gibbs and the gang have a mystery on their hands when they are called to a marine base where a mummified body has dropped out of a chimney. Builders discovered the body while working at the base’s high school. Ducky reports that the corpse was almost perfectly preserved by smoke from the furnace. “He was quite literally smoked inside that chimney... like a fine cut of meat,” he says.