This is an overview of the regular and recurring characters of the TV series NCIS.
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Regular cast
Leroy Jethro Gibbs
Leroy Jethro Gibbs is portrayed by Mark Harmon. Supervisory Special Agent, NCIS He was born in Stillwater, Pennsylvania to Jackson Gibbs and an unnamed mother. He joined the United States Marine Corps in 1976 instead of attending college and became a Scout Sniper. After serving tours of duty in Panama and Iraq,[1] he retired from the Marines with the rank of Gunnery Sergeant. He joined NIS, which later became NCIS, after his wife Shannon and only daughter Kelly were murdered. Since then, he has been married and divorced three more times, and is currently single. He currently leads a team consisting of Anthony DiNozzo, Timothy McGee, and Ziva David. He is often shown in his basement building boats, at least one of which he named after his daughter. In the episode "Blowback", when confronting "Goliath" on the plane about "ARES", Gibbs revealed he was a Virgo.
Anthony "Tony" D. DiNozzo
Anthony "Tony" D. DiNozzo is portrayed by Michael Weatherly. Senior Special Agent, NCIS Tony DiNozzo is a former homicide detective for the Baltimore Police Department. Prior to Baltimore, he worked for Philadelphia PD and Peoria PD. The character is played as a "technophobe" with limited patience for the scientific method and technical terms. He attended Ohio State University as a physical education major and was "Alpha Chi Delta '89". DiNozzo is said to have played college basketball, "running the point for Ohio State" according to Abby Sciuto in a discussion with her assistant, Chip.
Ziva David
Ziva David is portrayed by Cote de Pablo. A Mossad Liaison Officer, NCIS Officer Ziva David was sent to NCIS following the murder of Special Agent Caitlin Todd by a rogue Mossad operative named Ari Haswari. David was Ari's control officer and half-sister. After Ari's death, she asked to be assigned as a liaison for Mossad at NCIS, where she subsequently joined Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs' team.
Her specialty with the Mossad was interrogation which included various forms of torture. She also speaks Hebrew, English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian and Turkish. Despite being fluent in English, she sometimes misinterprets idioms and phrases that have different meanings in other languages if translated directly. Ziva is very skilled with a knife and has been shown teaching her colleagues how to throw it properly. In her career Ziva has been to many different countries including Egypt where she met Jenny Shepard, Iraq, United Kingdom previous to coming to NCIS and Morocco.
Ziva rarely gives anything away of her personal life. Her father Eli David is the director of Mossad. She also has a Palestinian stepmother named Hasmia Haswari who is Ari's mother. Other than Ari she had a sister Talia "Tali" David who was killed in a terrorist attack in Israel. She also has an Aunt Nettie who likes to play Mah Jong.
Ziva's hobbies include playing the piano, singing, dancing (she took ballet when she was young), cooking, reading and boxing. She likes the fictional drink Berry Mango Madness. She drives a red Mini Cooper, likes listening to the Israeli band Hadag Nachash and the Latin American band Kinky. Ziva does not own a television but her favorite movie is The Sound of Music. Ziva is Jewish and wears a Magen David at all times. She has also mentioned that she keeps Kosher.
De Pablo describes the character as someone who is "completely different from anyone else on the show" and that because "she's been around men all her life; she's used to men in authority. She's not afraid of men"[2]. In the episode "Aliyah" she was left in Tel Aviv, and we later see her bruised and beaten after being captured.
Abigail "Abby" Sciuto
Abigail "Abby" Sciuto is portrayed by Pauley Perrette. Forensic Specialist, NCIS. Known for her gothic style of dress and addiction to the fictional, high-caffeine beverage "Caf-Pow". Abby had a brief and "casual" relationship with Special Agent McGee in season one. She is the most active person of the team, often hugging everyone and talking fast. She is one of the few who can talk to Gibbs freely, and he often buys her Caf-Pow. She and Gibbs, who also calls her "Abbs/Abs," can both use sign language and often use it to mess with their colleagues. Abby learned sign language because her parents were deaf. This was indicated in the episode, "Seadog" when Abby told Gibbs, "You've still got the touch." She has a stuffed farting hippopotamus named Bert that often appears in the show.
Abby's hobbies include a bowling league with nuns and helping build homes for the needy.
Timothy McGee
Timothy McGee is portrayed by Sean Murray. Junior Special Agent, NCIS. The character was introduced in the First Season episode "Sub Rosa" as a Case Agent stationed at Norfolk. In the Second Season he was promoted to Field Agent and assigned to Agent Gibbs' team, becoming a regular character in the series. He serves as a field computer consultant and occasionally assists Abby Sciuto in the lab.
His clashes with DiNozzo over his methods has earned him the pejorative nickname "McGeek", along with "Probie", "ElfLord", and "McGoo". He was trained in biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins University and computer forensics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He also graduated the top of his class at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.
McGee is also a writer. He writes mystery crime novels including a national best seller, "Deep Six" under the pseudonym Thom E. Gemcity (an anagram of his name), featuring characters based on his fellow co-workers and others from his everyday life. He also drives a silver Porsche Boxster as seen in the episode "Twisted Sister".
Leon Vance
Leon Vance is portrayed by Rocky Carroll. Vance was introduced in the episode "Internal Affairs" as Assistant Director in Season 5. He is made the new Director after the death of Jenny Shepard. It has been revealed that he trained to be a boxer while growing up in Chicago. At one point, he signed up to join the Marines but never served due to having undergone surgery to repair a displaced retina that he suffered during his boxing career. He has a wife, Jackie, and two children, a daughter, Kayla, and a son, Jared.
Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard
Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard is portrayed by David McCallum. Chief Medical Examiner, NCIS. Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard, M.D., M.E. is a British (Scottish)-born[citation needed] chief medical examiner, who has been long-time friends with Gibbs. He has a "second talent", as Gibbs calls it, to be able to read people, which he expands in Season 4 by studying psychology. In cases without actual bodies, he assists by lending his mind to decipher the clues left by the perpetrators. He can be a bit eccentric, as he often talks to the deceased and rambles to the living with many long personal remembrances or historical accounts, but is a kind man at heart.
Ducky drives a Morgan that he restored himself. In the episode "Hung Out to Dry," it is revealed that he has a nephew, though no further information follows. He lived with his aging mother and their four corgies until season 6. In the episode "Broken Bird", Ducky revealed his mother had moved out and had Alzheimer's disease.[3] Nina Foch, the actress who played Ducky's mother, died on December 5, 2008, necessitating the change. When Gibbs was asked, "What did Ducky look like when he was younger?" he replied, "Illya Kuryakin" - the Russian spy played by McCallum in the 1960s television show The Man From U.N.C.L.E..[4]
The ring tone on his cell phone features bagpipes playing Scotland the Brave.[5]
Recurring cast
Jimmy Palmer
Jimmy Palmer is portrayed by Brian Dietzen, he first appeared in the episode "Split Decision". After Gerald was incapacitated, Palmer became Mallard's medical assistant both in the field and in the morgue. In the episode "About Face", Jimmy became a central character of the episode who must recover his memory to find a suspect to the murder case and his attempted killer. He self-identifies as a sufferer of a "mild" case of diabetes mellitus in the episode "In The Dark". He is terrified of Gibbs[citation needed]. Part of the reason that Doctor Mallard and he are not at the crime scene when Gibbs and his team are is related to Dr. Mallard's emphasis on Jimmy being a horrible driver and always getting lost. He was named after former Baltimore Orioles pitcher Jim Palmer[6]. Palmer is currently dealing with ex-agent Lee's real loyalty and her death as he was sleeping with her.
In the episode "Last Man Standing", Palmer reveals to Gibbs and Vance that he and Agent Lee had been "doing it" for a while.
In the episode "The Good Wives Club" it is revealed that Jimmy is claustrophobic when he is entering the enclosed hallway he is seen sweating profusely and when he has to go get the body bag he gets freaked out about having to go back through it.
In the episode "About Face", as Jimmy was being hypnotized by Abby, it can be inferred that he has a foot/shoe fetish as he dreamily states in great detail about Ziva and Abby's footwear, instead of recalling information about the current case. The episode also leads us to believe that his mother's name is Eunice.
Tobias C. Fornell
Tobias C. Fornell is portrayed by Joe Spano. Fornell is a Senior FBI Special Agent who first appeared in the episode "Yankee White". He is often involved in "inter-agency turf wars" with Gibbs' NCIS team. The two frequently pretend to be furiously angry at each other in front of their agents, only to meet in an elevator and talk, revealing a pre-existing friendship. Their friendship is close enough for Gibbs to delay his retirement in the episode "Escaped" in order to come to the aid of Fornell and his daughter, Emily. It is also revealed that Fornell was married to Gibbs' second wife at one point in time, something that Gibbs warned him against.[7]
Mike Franks
Mike Franks is portrayed by Muse Watson, introduced in episode flashbacks in the episode "Hiatus (Part 1)". Retired NIS/NCIS Agent Mike Franks was called in to help with Gibbs' memory after he went in a coma from a bombing. He is Gibbs' former mentor and partner, still referring to Gibbs as "Probie". Although he comes across as crass and uncaring, Franks has been known to be very devious and sneaky, even hiding the fact that he had a son, though Gibbs helped hide his grandson and the boy's mother. He was the only survivor of the gun battle that ended Director Shepard's life and found some evidence that the new director was, apparently, looking for, even though he was outside getting himself water for tea when the shooting started and went back in to make sure the other shooters were dead.
Nikki Jardine
Nikki Jardine is portrayed by Susan Kelechi Watson. NCIS Intel Analyst Nikki Jardine is a recurring character first seen in the episode "Leap of Faith". She assisted Gibbs' team in keeping watch on communications. In the episode "In the Zone", despite being a germaphobe revolted at the idea of field work, Jardine asked to go to Baghdad with Tony. She ostensibly went there on a case, but she also had her own reasons for going. Her brother had been injured while serving there, and a local villager, mistaken by Marines as an insurgent, was killed while attempting to help him, prompting Jardine to help the villager's children.
Dr. Jordan Hampton
Dr. Jordan Hampton is portrayed by Torri Higginson, introduced in the episode "Identity Crisis". When a "John Doe" was donated to science and Ducky found mercury in his brain, he was outraged that the Medical Examiner who performed the autopsy didn't think to check his brain before donating him. As he and Gibbs went to confront "him", (Ducky mistakenly assumed that Dr. Hampton was male) he asked Gibbs to think no less of him for giving the M.E. a piece of his mind. After finding out that Dr. Hampton was not male, Ducky was visibly placated. Jordan came back to Ducky's autopsy room to help him find anything else she might've missed, and decoded the tattoo on his arm, helping Gibbs and his team eventually solve the case. She also reveals in this episode that she likes things neat and clean.
She made a reappearance in the episode "Broken Bird" to help Ducky overcome grief and guilt for euthanizing a tortured Afghani when he was a doctor in the military. The two show some romantic interest in both episodes.
Trent Kort
Trent Kort is portrayed by David Dayan Fisher, introduced in the episode "Smoked". He works for the CIA and while he hasn't done anything illegal, he almost always has his own agenda. He also has a bad tendency to lie to peoples' faces, especially Gibbs. (In the episode "Dead Reckoning" he tells Gibbs that trust is elusive at best and Gibbs responds by saying that between him and Kort, it's not elusive but impossible). He has managed to keep a neutral relationship with everyone on Gibbs's team except DiNozzo.
Feelings between them were most likely caused when Kort blew Tony's car up in the episode "Bury Your Dead" and kept La Grenouille informed about Tony's relationship with his daughter, even though it was supposed to be an undercover mission to get to La Grenouille.
Kort has some strong ties though, as he was able to get files on Ducky as well as Director Vance.
Former characters
Michelle Lee
Portrayed by Liza Lapira, introduced in the episode "Shalom". Special Agent Michelle Lee was the newest addition to the NCIS Major Case Response Team based out of Washington Naval Yard. She was brought in between season three and four to bring the team back up to full strength following the departure of Supervisory Special Agent Gibbs. Following Gibbs' return early on in the season she was transferred to the legal department and was frequently seen delivering warrants to the team, also having a covert affair with Assistant Medical Examiner Jimmy Palmer during that time. She returned to the series in season six as part of Gibbs' new team, but was reassigned after the first episode. It was revealed that she was a mole in NCIS who accessed Joint Chiefs' strategic battle plan in the Middle East. She was caught in the episode "Cloak"; however she claimed that she was forced to trade government secrets because her daughter had been kidnapped. It was revealed that her daughter was actually her sister. At the end of the episode "Dagger" she died of bullet wounds to the abdominal area. After she learned over Gibbs' phone that her sister was safe, she gave Gibbs silent permission to kill the real villain who was standing behind her. Gibbs' bullets passed through Agent Lee, striking and killing the villain as well.
In the course of her espionage, Lee killed Special Agent Brent Langer and Petty Officer Steve Vargo, whom she was blackmailing for the aforementioned classified information.
Cassie Yates
Portrayed by Tamara Taylor, she first appeared in the episode "SWAK". Cassie Yates is a recurring NCIS Special Agent. Due to Taylor's commitment to the series Bones, however, Yates has made few appearances on the program[citation needed]. Her last appearance to date was in the episode "Jeopardy".
Jeanne Benoit
Portrayed by Scottie Thompson. Benoit is introduced in the episode "Sandblast" as Tony DiNozzo's new girlfriend, although he seems to want to keep her a secret. She is a doctor in Washington DC. In the episode "Internal Affairs", it is revealed that her father is the arms dealer "La Grenouille". It is revealed that Director Shepard, during Gibbs's absence (following his retirement at the end of season 3), assigned Tony on an undercover mission to get close to her so the Director could get closer to finding Jeanne's father. After "La Genouille" is found dead, an FBI team led by Agent Fornell investigates Gibbs's team and interrogates Tony based on testimony from Jeanne that he killed her father. She later admits to Director Shepard that she lied out of anger toward Tony for breaking her heart by lying about who he was and his intentions. She leaves MTAC after telling Tony that she wished she'd never met him. In the episode "Bounce" she is mentioned as that possible someone who could potentially have a grudge against Tony and be willing to frame him.
Vivian Blackadder
Portrayed by Robyn Lively, (JAG episodes "Ice Queen" and "Meltdown"). A former FBI agent, she joined NCIS after the attack on the USS Cole, in which her brother was killed. She is the only major character that appeared in the pilot episodes from JAG, and not in the series NCIS.
Paula Cassidy
Portrayed by Jessica Steen, she first appeared in the episode "Minimum Security". Paula Cassidy was a criminal profiler for the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. An expert on Middle Eastern terrorists, she worked as an interrogator at Guantanamo Bay. After her team was killed, she sacrificed herself to stop a suicide bomber in the episode "Grace Period", thus saving Gibbs, DiNozzo, Ziva, and three Muslim clerics, who were signing fatwās to promote peace in the Middle East.
Faith Coleman
Portrayed by Alicia Coppola. Lieutenant Commander Faith Coleman is a prosecutor for the Judge Advocate General's office. Coleman first appeared in the episode "Ice Queen" of JAG and went on to make several appearances on NCIS, assisting Gibbs and his team. She successfully defended Commander Harmon Rabb when he was accused of the murder of fellow JAG lawyer Lieutenant Loren Singer. Her last appearance to date was in the episode "Hometown Hero".
La Grenouille (René Benoit)
Portrayed by Armand Assante, René Benoit, alias La Grenouille ("The Frog"), is an arms dealer from France. He is introduced in the episode "Blowback". Director Shepard had been hunting La Grenouille for over ten years. Although he had connections to Iran, the CIA appear to have tolerated him as a method of funneling disinformation to Iran. According to a psychological profile by Dr. Mallard, La Grenouille, while a "merchant of death", was not a violent man by nature. Agent Gibbs also would later agree on this the Doctor's premise of the arms dealer, since he was not Ari. In the episode "Bury Your Dead", La Grenouille is forced to ask Director Shepard for protection because he believes someone is trying to kill him and take over his arms business. Shepard hands him her Glock 9mm handgun, telling him to "protect [him]self". At the end of the episode, he is seen floating in the Washington Channel with a single gunshot to his head. In the episode "Angel of Death," it was revealed that La Grenouille is the father of Jeanne Benoit, the woman that Tony DiNozzo fell in love with after seducing her in the course of Director Shepard's undercover investigation. It was also discovered by Agent Gibbs, but never disclosed, that Director Shepard was the arms dealer's killer, as her gun produced the same two parallel lines on bullet cartridges as the weapon that killed La Grenouille.
Ari Haswari
Portrayed by Rudolf Martin. Haswari is a terrorist who attacked and wounded both Gibbs and Gerald Jackson when he infiltrated the NCIS morgue during the episode "Bête Noire". NCIS initially identified him as an undercover Mossad agent in the episode "Reveille", but he was a rogue agent working for Hamas and he was later found to be the leader of an Al-Qaeda cell in Washington, D.C.. After the murder of Special Agent Kate Todd in the episode "Twilight", and several further attacks on NCIS members (including Gibbs) in the two part episodes "Kill Ari (Part 1)" and "Kill Ari (Part 2)", he was killed by his half-sister, Mossad officer Ziva David, who is later offered and accepts a position at NCIS as Mossad liaison officer. It was revealed in the episode "Aliyah" by Director Vance that Ziva killed Ari under orders from her father (Mossad Director Eli David), in order to gain Gibbs' trust.
Gerald Jackson
Portrayed by Pancho Demmings, he first appeared in the episode "Yankee White". Gerald Jackson was Dr. Mallard's original assistant until being incapacitated by Ari Haswari after being held hostage in the morgue[8] While recuperating from his shoulder gun shot wound, his position was filled by Jimmy Palmer. Approximately a year and a half later, a week before he was scheduled to return to work, Gerald was again captured by Ari Haswari in an effort to secure Dr. Mallard's audience[9]. Gerald had not been seen since and has been replaced by Jimmy Palmer.
Hollis Mann
Portrayed by Susanna Thompson, she first appeared in the episode "Sandblast". Lieutenant Colonel Mann is assigned by the Army CID to help in a co-operative investigation with NCIS involving a bombing at the Army-Navy Golf Club. She is offered a position at NCIS by Director Shepard, but instead chooses retirement, in the episode "In The Dark". She and Gibbs had a serious relationship, even earning the nickname "future ex wife number four" from Ziva David. Their attraction becomes overt in the episode "Sharif Returns", as they discuss their possible relationship but refuse to act on it until Sharif is caught. At the end of the episode, they kiss (and presumably do much more than that). Although she and Gibbs clearly have serious feelings for each other, she is often frustrated by his reluctance to express his emotions. In the episode "In the Dark", she returns from choosing her successor and confronts Gibbs, saying, "I'm aware there are three billion men in the world, and not all of them have to want me, but you should want me, and the fact that you don't makes me wonder why I ever wanted you." She is upset to hear that he has worked through the night to fix her plumbing, seeing it as a sign that he doesn't want to stick around. He calmly informs her that he did so because he wanted to surprise her, but that "it's gonna be a bigger job than [he] thought... It's gonna take awhile". She realizes that this is his oblique way of committing to their relationship for the long haul and kisses him fiercely.
She last appears in the episode "Ex-File"; the relationship ends when she discovers that, no matter how strongly Gibbs feels about her, he is still mourning his wife and daughter. In the episode "Lost and Found", the "Stars and Stripes" military newspaper Shepard is reading reveals that she has relocated to the Hawaiian island of Lanai.
Charles "Chip" Sterling
Portrayed by Michael Bellisario. Chip first appeared in the episode "The Voyeur's Web", as a new lab assistant for Abby Sciuto, much to her aggravation (Throughout Chip's employment, Abby vainly insisted that she was capable of working alone). Chip attempts to frame Tony for murder (in which he almost succeeds) in the episode "Frame Up". He also attempts to attack Abby with a knife after being discovered, but she quickly subdues and hog-ties him with duct tape and then asks if she can now work alone.
Caitlin "Kate" Todd
Caitlin Todd, portrayed by Sasha Alexander, first appeared in the episode "Yankee White". Todd was a former Secret Service agent, recruited by Gibbs after she successfully helped him solve a murder aboard Air Force One. She worked well with everyone on the team, becoming particularly close with Ducky and Abby, who convinced her to get a tattoo (referenced in the episode "Kill Ari (Part 1)"). Her relationship with Gibbs was interesting to watch, as there appeared to be a real friendship between the two characters; unusual considering Gibbs is not a close friend with anyone. Her relationship with Tony, however, was more adversarial. Tony frequently flirted with her and went through her personal belongings, no matter how many times she pointed out that his behavior was grossly unprofessional. Kate was killed in the line of duty at the end of the episode "Twilight" by Ari Haswari, collateral damage in the terrorist's obsession with Gibbs. Kate also made appearances in "Kill Ari" parts 1 and 2 as a spirit, remembered by her teammates. She was replaced at NCIS by Israeli Mossad Liaison Officer Ziva David.
Jenny Shepard
Portrayed by Lauren Holly, she first appeared in the episode "Kill Ari (Part 1)". She replaced former NCIS director Thomas Morrow, at the start of the third season after Morrow took a Deputy Director's position with the Department of Homeland Security. She was Gibbs' former partner and also his former lover. She was killed in the episode "Judgment Day (Part 1)". At the time of her death she was already dying from a terminal illness, but it was never revealed what the illness actually was.
In several episodes during season five before her death in the episode "Judgment Day (Part 1)", her failing health becomes a plot issue as for example when Ducky is shown to be ordering a test on a blood sample to Abby, telling her that they are from a John Doe. However, when Abby talks to Jimmy Palmer, he says that they have no John Does. Gibbs deduces, correctly, that the only person Ducky would act this way for would be the director at the end of the 106th episode "Stakeout". In the next episode "Dog Tags", Gibbs questions Jenny about her illness and she lies to him, saying she's fine.
Mike Franks also discovers her illness by going through her purse and finding her medication. In the episode "Judgment Day (Part 1)", Franks and Jenny are talking in an abandoned diner in the California desert and she indicates that she is dying and reveals that she regrets her decision to leave Gibbs in Paris and that she's still in love with him. It is revealed that she botched an operation ten years prior. She and Gibbs had been ordered to assassinate Russian lovers who were crime lords. Gibbs shot the man but Jenny faced the woman down and let her live. As a result, the woman sent killers that kill Jenny in the diner (although she manages to fatally wound them before dying herself). Franks, who has been outside at the time of the shooting, returns to Jenny's house where the female killer is trying to kill Gibbs and he shoots her. Gibbs and Franks decide to cover Jenny's mistake and death by burning her Georgetown mansion down and her cause of death is reported as "death in home fire." She was replaced by former Assistant Director Leon Vance.
Brent Langer
Portrayed by Jonathan LaPaglia, he first appeared in the episode "Tribes". He is killed in the episode "Last Man Standing" by Agent Lee, and initially suspected of being a mole. Lee was, in fact, the mole, and killed him to preserve her cover. He was an FBI agent, initially trained under Gibbs at NCIS and was transferred back to NCIS at Gibbs' recommendation. He had previously worked with Gibbs' team in the episode "Tribes", where he assisted the team in tracking down a terrorist recruiter. Gibbs places his voided FBI agent ID card on a wall commemorating fallen personnel in the episode, "Collateral Damage",[10] just as Gibbs was turning his suspicion back to Agent Lee.
References
- ^ "Kill Ari". NCIS (CBS). 2005-09-20. No. 1, season 3.
- ^ Mason, Dave, "De Pablo adds spice to 'NCIS'", The San Diego Union-Tribune, January 3, 2006. Retrieved on October 7, 2007.
- ^ "Broken Bird". NCIS (CBS). 2009-01-13. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List+of+NCIS+episodes%23ep126. No. 13, season 6. 24:56 minutes in.
- ^ "The Meat Puzzle". NCIS. 2005-02-08. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List+of+NCIS+episodes%23ep36. No. 13, season 2. 21:37 minutes in.
- ^ "Kill Ari (Part 2)". NCIS. 2005-09-27. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List+of+NCIS+episodes%23ep48. No. 2, season 3. 09:15 minutes in.
- ^ "Broken Bird". NCIS (CBS). 2009-01-13. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List+of+NCIS+episodes%23ep126. No. 13, season 6. 11:11 minutes in.
- ^ "Escaped". NCIS. 2006-09-26. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List+of+NCIS+episodes%23ep72. No. 2, season 4. 25:12 minutes in.
- ^ "Bête Noire". NCIS. No. 16, season 1.
- ^ "Kill Ari: Part 2". NCIS. No. 2, season 3.
- ^ "Collateral Damage". NCIS (CBS). 2008-11-11. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List+of+NCIS+episodes%23ep120. No. 7, season 6. 41:40 minutes in.
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