Lmao I know it’s pretty impossible to get access to an American LHD when filming in Australia, but I laughed when they cut to the USS Solomon.
American LHDs do not have Ski jumps. That was an Australian Canberra Class
In the NCIS world they do

Lmao I know it’s pretty impossible to get access to an American LHD when filming in Australia, but I laughed when they cut to the USS Solomon.
American LHDs do not have Ski jumps. That was an Australian Canberra Class

Yes, like how rural streets of Virginia looks like Southern California.In the NCIS world they do![]()
To be fair, NCIS doesn't kill off main characters that often. Indeed, this makes the eighth main character across the entire franchise. And since two of those were because the actors themselves died, this means this is only the sixth main character to die for the sake of drama.Why can’t they let them have happy endings
I was thinking something opposite, make McGee Director and have someone from one of the other shows fill in his spot on the team, like Lucy from Hawai'i or one of the young rookie agents from the last few seasons of LA.This would be a good opportunity for stunt casting where they bring in a character from one of the canceled shows as the temp director before giving it to McGee.
Miguel Ferrier on LA.Two? David McCallum....and?
and the 500th ep and the producers wanted something big and some-one had to draw the short straw.this means this is only the sixth main character to die for the sake of drama.
NCIS Sydney
Trigger is the focus of this weeks episode... brutal stuff.
Nice that they finally reveal the backstory that was hinted at when JD made "a deal on the down low" and took him in.
Loved Mackey telling Trigger "I'm asking if you are ok" instead of the "I'm getting you off the case because you are too involved/close" talk. She however still didn't have the talk with JD however regarding the hit list and all that.
Less Blue and mostly in the lab does wonders for the show.
The other Doc/Morgue lady is probably Rosie's upcoming love interest... Right now, they seem at the annoyed at and by each other phase...
DeShawn is mostly used as comedic relief almost exclusively recently, which is unfortunate
Whatever was/is between Evie and Trigger feels forced and basically to add a 3rd player into the Evie DeShawn thing, rather than organic developed. Don't have a shipping stake in it, don't mind it either way with either or no one.
2 more episodes to go this season.
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