Collateral Damage

Season 6, Episode 7, Aired
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Episode Summary

Gibbs is put in a tough spot when he has to handle an assistant rookie assigned to his team by Vance to investigate a bank robbery case.
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  • Not as good as the last one, but still sensational!

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    This episode was quite unique and quite diffeerent to what has been attempted in the past. The storyline was original, as I don't remember NCIS dealing with too many bank robberies in the psat.

    The case was indeed very interesting, and they developed it quite nicely. I enjoyed the whole episode, and there were several great moments.

    I highly enjoyed the 'probie' assigned to Giibbs' team, and I thought that added another great element to this episode, which I highly enjoyed.

    I also found the last scene at the funeral to be very well producesd and very interesting to watch.

    Overall, an episode that develops very nicely. It's not as great as the one before this, but still sensational for me to watch! Keep it up!moreless

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  • This season just gets better and better!

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    This season just gets better and better! This episode was centered around Gibbs and his gut feelings. It was fantastic to see that his gut has returned! After the first episode of the season with Agent Lee being revealed as the traitor it was obvious that Gibbs did not suspect anything. This episode was written really well and led to the conclusion that Gibbs finally suspects something. This was symbolically shown by Gibbs putting Agent Langer's photo up on the wall of people who have fallen in NCIS while serving their country. The effect of that action was made even more special for me when Agent Cassidy's photo is shown on the wall. The way the team interacted with the rookie really shows who they are and made the show even more interesting. I love how he blocks the van in by pretending to get his grandma. That bit was a great touch and by the look on Gibb's face showed that Gibb's gut was right all along about him.moreless

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  • I scratched myself in the line of duty Boss... I'll live!

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    Gibbs's team is facing a weird bank robbery in Quantico, a security guard is killed with apparentely no reason and the cash is lost. in the meantime Director Vance decides to assign a rookie to help Gibbs and the team.
    Agent Dwayne Wilson reveals himself as an unusual smart rookie who actually help solving the case. Much to the rest of the team surprise.
    Great plot, beyond amazing character interaction; this time we also managed to see an "insecure Gibbs" looknig for advice to Ducky, that is kind of odd, but it all makes sense as in the end Gibbs manages to trust his gut again and clear his mind on Agent Langer.
    The next episodes will surely bring to a cloncusion this storyline.moreless

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  • good episode

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    The director assigns a rookie to work with Gibbs and the team after a bank is robbed at Quantico. I love watching new characters and seeing how the main cast reacts to them. The case in this episode wasn't that interesting, but it wasn't the focus. The character development was what made this episode great. Gibbs questioning his gut and his conversation with Ducky and then finally trusting his gut at the end of the episode. He knows he was right about Langer and definitely suspects Lee. I can't wait to see Gibbs take Lee down. Anyways, the new guy was interesting and I would like to see him again. Overall, solid character episode.moreless

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  • The bank at Quantico is robbed, but all is not what it appears. When they start looking they find it is actually a murder staged to look like Collateral Damage.

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    This one made you think, is Gibbs doubting himself. Is he over the hill, no, it all starts to click in his mind who the real spy is and the looks with Lisa Lapari show he knows what happened and I think so does she.
    How they will bring her back into a compromising position and let Gibbs take her down is for another episode.
    Just when you think you have seen it all we get an episode like this, not the running and shooting kind but one that you are always one step behind until the end.
    Very well done, kept me interested all the way.moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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  • Trivia

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    • GOOF: Why aren't photos of Caitlin Todd and Chris Pacci on the honor wall along with Paula Cassidy? They were also killed in the line of duty. Edit
    • GOOF: When the girl Tony flirts with says "Bye Tony" on his way to the elevator, you can see (may need to go frame by frame to notice) her not speak the words, but just form a smile. Edit
    • TRIVIA: The guard is whistling Beautiful Dreamer as he steps out of the bathroom just before being shot. Edit
  • Notes

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    • Original International Airdates: Australia: November 18, 2008 on Channel 10 Denmark: November 25, 2008 on TV3 Sweden: March 31, 2009 on TV3 Germany: April 12, 2009 on SAT 1 Norway: May 26, 2009 on TV3 Spain: July 7, 2009 on La Sexta Slovakia: January 7, 2010 on Markiza Finland: February 23, 2010 on Nelonen Czech Republic: June 28, 2010 on TV Nova Edit
    • Featured Music: "Troubled Land" by John Mellencamp Edit
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    • Wilson: How's Gibbs to work for? Tony: What have you heard? That bad guys would rather confess than be interrogated by him? That his steely gaze can cool a room by five degrees? That he can only be killed by a silver bullet, like a werewolf? They're all true, except for the silver bullet part. Might give him indigestion or heartburn, but I don't think it would kill him. Any other questions? Edit
    • Tony: (seeing the looks from Ziva and Mcgee after he hits on a recruit) What? McGee: You know there are rules about harassment, Tony. Tony: Well then, maybe I should keep the number she just gave me in case I want to file a claim? Edit
    • Tony: So why an NCIS agent? Wilson: To protect and serve my country. (Tony laughs) Tony: Come on. Dwayne, I'm trained in the art of extracting the truth. You can't snow me. Wilson: I can't? Tony: No. You can't. For the travel? Wilson: No. Tony: The babes? Wilson: No. Tony: Carry a gun? Wilson: No. Tony: Retirement plan? pause Tony and Wilson: No. Tony: To make a difference. Ah, that was a placebo question. Wilson: Whatever you say. Edit
  • Allusions

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    • Collateral Damage: This term means that damage of some sort (in this case murder) that was not part of the original plan of events. The phrase came from the US Military. Edit
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