Palmer shows up at Ducky's house, walks in,
and is greeted (friendly..) by the dogs.
He calls out to Ducky but there's no answer.
Finds Ducky in bed... and realizes he's dead.
Cut to... NCIS office, with all of them beginning
to reminisce...
Teenage gal [a] comes in and approaches Palmer, calling
him Dr. Mallard, and a bit pissed he missed a meeting
with her.
Plot: she's the daughter of a Marine who died ten
years ago in Afghanistan, was accused of Unauthorized
Absence ("UA"), found dead of an overdose in a brothel,
given a posthumous dishonorable discharge (or whatever
the technical term would be). Duaghter had reached
out to Ducky who now, 10 years later, isn't so sure..
(that background would be a big spoiler).
So... the crew figures that if Ducky thought the Marine
was innocent, they'll damn well prove it.
No surprise... they eventually do.
There's an envelope with some misc notes
that's postmarked Alaska, hence likely from
Gibbs.
also a bouquet of black flowers and, umm,
some figure or another, presumably from
Abby. Again, no appearance.
Nothing from Ziva.
[a] she looked to be in her 20's, but said she
was seven when her dad died 10 years ago...
...
At the end,
[grit teeth warning]
[grit teeth warning]
one last [grit teeth warning]
at the end... Tony appears.
show for the funeral, and there's no suggestion
he'll be staying, but... various writeups have
said he's re-joining.
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On Tue, 20 Feb 2024 03:59:22 +0000, danny burstein <dannyb@panix.com> wrote:
| at the end... Tony appears. Supposedly just to
| show for the funeral, and there's no suggestion
| he'll be staying, but... various writeups have
| said he's re-joining.
I certainly hope not. Michael Weatherly is clearly past an age to still be believable as teenish-acting DiNozzo. His performance last night seemed forced, like
trying too hard to recreate a character that's no longer in him.
Larc
Larc <larc@notmyaddress.com> wrote:
On Tue, 20 Feb 2024 03:59:22 +0000, danny burstein <dannyb@panix.com> wrote: >>
| at the end... Tony appears. Supposedly just to
| show for the funeral, and there's no suggestion
| he'll be staying, but... various writeups have
| said he's re-joining.
I certainly hope not. Michael Weatherly is clearly past an age to still be >> believable as teenish-acting DiNozzo. His performance last night seemed forced, like
trying too hard to recreate a character that's no longer in him.
Larc
As long as they get rid of FEZ to make room, I don’t care who joins the >show.
On Tue, 20 Feb 2024 10:47:48 -0700, anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net>
wrote:
Larc <larc@notmyaddress.com> wrote:
On Tue, 20 Feb 2024 03:59:22 +0000, danny burstein <dannyb@panix.com> wrote:
| at the end... Tony appears. Supposedly just to
| show for the funeral, and there's no suggestion
| he'll be staying, but... various writeups have
| said he's re-joining.
I certainly hope not. Michael Weatherly is clearly past an age to still be >>> believable as teenish-acting DiNozzo. His performance last night seemed forced, like
trying too hard to recreate a character that's no longer in him.
Larc
As long as they get rid of FEZ to make room, I don’t care who joins the
show.
I'm not sure where Tony would fit in. It seems unlikely he would be
under McGee, nor would McGee want to step down to let Tony take the
lead role. I also don't see Gary Cole leaving the show so where would
they put Tony if he came back full time?
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