The identity switch doesn't make sense if that's what's in the CIA secret file. There's no way they'd sit on their hands while an impostor ascends to NCIS director.
Though it now makes sense why she called Vance "Teek" at the beginning, as in "Tyler Keith."
And Gibbs definitely knows his marines. And who isn't one. Though I don't understand what led him to think the two had switch places.
Though this seems like a big much to lay on since this was the first episode where we got a sense of who Vance is. Maybe they should've built up to it.
Simpsons did it.Spoilers Below
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The revelation that NCIS Director Leon Vance is apparently a fake, living a lie is the remarkable part of the episode.
He never attended Annapolis or served as a Marine but simply stepped into his mentors life once the man he worshipped couldn't live that dream anymore.
This gives Gibbs huge leverage over Director Vance in the future.
Finally got a chance to watch this tonight.
It was okay, but not my favorite episode of NCIS. I gave it an 'average'.
I felt the switched identity thing was poorly presented and not well enough explained. Maybe they will fill in the gap later...but I thought the lack of hard information left the episode flat because we STILL don't really know the full extent of the Director's bond to the deceased.
Plus, Gibbs was right - Jenny used that chair for a personal agenda and it wasn't cool. I'd hate to see this Director go down the same path.
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