NCIS: "Hide and Seek" 3/24 - Grading & Discussion

[Aragorn]

Spoiler: Hide and Seek

When a kid discovers a weapon that someone was killed with, the entire family ends up under investigation, as the NCIS team has to find out who was the last one that used the weapon and who got shot with it.

 

[Arthur Frelling Dent]

I voted Average.

The plot was actually below average because it was painfully obvious (to me at least) that the daughter was responsible since they made a point of introducing the character then never showing her again. However, the interaction between the characters was very good this week and I know that's the reason why a lot of us watch the show.

 

[lennier1]

"Maybe Ducky swings both ways?"

Entertaining episode but couldn´t have cared less about the resolve (which was wayyyyyyy too cheap).

 

[Marc]

I voted Average.

The plot was actually below average because it was painfully obvious (to me at least) that the daughter was responsible since they made a point of introducing the character then never showing her again. However, the interaction between the characters was very good this week and I know that's the reason why a lot of us watch the show.

Thought they did avoid one cliche - the daughter was screwing one of the dead guys rather than him being her best friend

 

[nx1701g]

Unfortunately I missed this one too. I thought it was preempted by Obama.

 

[sidious618]

Average. Next week's looks stellar, though.

 

[Gaseous Anomaly]

Sorry I'm late, been sick all week. I must say it wasn't their best effort. As mentioned next week’s looks to be better.

 

[Dayton3]

Average.

I figured the daughter immediately.

To me the only true highlight was McGee kind of arrogantly flaunting his Boy Scout training in finding the body only to give up on it literally seconds before DiNozzo spotted the corpse.