Thursday, January 21, 2016

Just In Case You Are That Curious

We're waiting for the continuation of the NCIS Marathon then suddenly the next episode, have Ziva (Cote de Pablo), all of a sudden in the picture. Hmm, what happened? Which is which, the older sequel or the new sequel?

Okay, we are at the episode when the terrorists used young kids to do their work for them. These innocent young boys (The Lost Boys) are recruited through the internet and the "long divisions" are then inter-connected through many informants and through those kids who were caught in the middle of this creepy terrorist's dark world of secrecy. In this episode, Agent Gibbs is experiencing sixth sense. He can see dead people!!!!!! Not at the morgue or at the place where dead people exist. He can see dead people talking to him and blaming him for their death.

How and why NCIS is involved in this search for the terrorists? NCIS stands for Naval Criminal Investigative Service and should only be allowed to investigate if one of two of  their agents are involved, injured and died from those criminal acts.
Any crime along the territory where NCIS's jurisdiction and investigation is required, thus that the duty to serve and protect NCIS should be in to that area whereas their expertise is needed.

We are at the episode when Agent  Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon) , together with two agents (Mimi Rogers in her portrayal as the Mother of the deceased son- NCIS agent died at the hands of the bombers) ( the second agent, Mark Wetherly as agent Anthony Tenozo) hunt the perpetrators of terrorism in Iraq). While the NCIS Agents were in search of for the boy named Luke, a girl was confronted by Agent Gibbs, after she left, the boy appeared and fired shot at Gibbs, hitting him on his leg and down below his chest. Agent Gibbs was down on the ground, where everyone can see them on broad daylight, on Iraqui market. What happened next is >> TO BE CONTINUED.


The next day, the episode of NCIS featured a younger Agent Gibbs reunited with his Dad who owned a convenience store while they were having conversation inside the store, Ziva and Miggy were searching for something from the trash bin and a young good-looking man approached them and throw his gloves on the trash to help them for their search. Weird! Abby extends her forensic study on the convenience store using her electron microscope and other scientific gadgets for DNA testing and other microscopic evidence. Discovery? The young man (owner of the dirty gloves) was related to the father of his girlfriend who was pregnant with his boyfriend who happened to be her brother. While they were having sort of arguments with their findings,  something explodes outside and Gibbs' vehicle was destroyed and was on fire. There's nothing they could do to save the car. In the end, Gibb's father gifted him his sports car and away from the scene driving, smiling with smirks on his face, reminiscing his life along the way.

NCIS is one of the longest-running TV Series in the U.S. and one of the most popular series because well duh, it's produced under the trademark "Donald Belisarius." Donald P. Belisario is a director, producer and screenwriter or rather scriptwriter of other TV Show-series: Magnum P.I., Airwolf, Quantum Leap. You know the man who is also responsible for the longest running television series JAG. (Judge Advocate General). JAG is the TV series that my sister used to watch on TV since she came here in Canada in year 2004. I watched all the episodes of JAG when I first came here in year 1992. Then the TV series vanished after ten years. (I think my sister bought DVDs of JAG because she really likes the handsome Harm, she's a fan!! Lol). Well, they have to retire right? They can't be on service for the rest of their lives working.

So what will happen to Agent Gibbs? Do you think it will be the end of NCIS if he somehow died in Iraq? You know there's that episode when the young boy asked him if he lives in that lonely old house because it's old and it's not even worthy to be in there for the kind of work he is in. While Agent Tenozo who is below Agent Gibbs's rank lives in an affluent sub-urban condominium and you wonder why how and why there is that broad differences in terms of financial rewards? It's a question of  > do you think Agent Tenozo's salary is higher than Agent Gibbs? Agent Tenozo or Denozo is single, young, living alone  and maybe he is financially witty or clever or has good taste for luxury and Agent Gibbs had a family before and how and why he lives in a cramp, cheap, old, unfurnished house is you have to watch NCIS from the very beginning. Yeah for the sake of curiosity.