These days?Or are clowns just expected to be creepy AF these days?
Clowns have been creepy for at least 15 years to my reckoning, and longer in my personal view.
These days?Or are clowns just expected to be creepy AF these days?
Indeed. And while I was expecting a cameo, I was not expecting that particular character. But it was a nice moment all the same.That was a surprising cameo in tonight’s NCIS episode…
The Ducky tribute was a brilliant episode. Everything was just perfect, the variation on the opening credits with the mournful version of the theme, the various clips showing us some of the fun and happy times the characters (and by extension, the audience) have had with him. The case the Ducky was working on which the rest of the team picked up for the episode also provided some poignant moments in what was quite the emotional episode overall
Possible Man From UNCLE reference, Ducky's dog is named Solo, which I assume the writers intended to be in reference to Napoleon Solo.
Indeed. And while I was expecting a cameo, I was not expecting that particular character. But it was a nice moment all the same.
The Ducky tribute was a brilliant episode. Everything was just perfect, the variation on the opening credits with the mournful version of the theme, the various clips showing us some of the fun and happy times the characters (and by extension, the audience) have had with him. The case the Ducky was working on which the rest of the team picked up for the episode also provided some poignant moments in what was quite the emotional episode overall
Possible Man From UNCLE reference, Ducky's dog is named Solo, which I assume the writers intended to be in reference to Napoleon Solo.
Indeed. And while I was expecting a cameo, I was not expecting that particular character. But it was a nice moment all the same.
Tony looked...off. His eyes looked a bit glazed as if he was a bit stoned or had a couple drinks, and he didn't seem to make eye contact with Palmer but toward something higher than Brian Dietzen's eyes. I don't know.
I'm wondering why Gibbs couldn't have shown up at least for a brief scene since Mark Harmon is an executive producer on the show.
He sold the house he lived in with his mother. This is a different house we see in this episode.And I could have sworn Ducky sold that house???
I'm wondering why Gibbs couldn't have shown up at least for a brief scene since Mark Harmon is an executive producer on the show.
He sold the house he lived in with his mother. This is a different house we see in this episode.
Gibbs was the cameo I was expecting, as I alluded above. My imagined ending for the episode, everyone was gathered at Ducky's grave saying their good-byes. Everyone gradually leaves, leaving Palmer on his own as he says his good-bye and he too eventually leaves. The camera lingers on Ducky's headstone for a minute or so, the lighting changes to represent time has elapsed, we then see someone else standing at the grave, who is then revealed to be Gibbs. The episode would then end with the trademark, freeze to black and white "FWOOSH" thing on a shot of Gibbs's face looking solemn.
Link with more details. But the bare essentials, it currently has the working title NCIS Europe. After the security company Tony runs is attacked, he and Ziva go on the run as they try to find out who is behind the attack and why. Ten episode first season.
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