‘NCIS’ season 14, episode 3 review: Gibbs’ team solved staged suicide, Agent Fornell slowly gets well
NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs definitely had his team working double time on Tuesday night. Faced with a case that appeared as a suicide at first glance, the team started taking a closer look after Doctor Grace Confalone suggested that the marine sergeant’s tragic fall from a building wasn’t a jump, but she might have been pushed.
Unable to help the team until the marine sergeant died, the doctor reveals that she knew about a cover-up of a murder. As clues were being put together, the team started to notice that the tapes offered from the building superintendent were altered and a previous tenant’s death had strange circumstances. What finally pulled all the pieces together was Abby’s work in …show more content…
After breaking down the marine sergeant’s sister, Gibb finds out it is all about gold. The tenant killed had a stash of gold bullion and coins as he didn’t believe in banks. Not cautious enough, he was targeted for his wealth and the building superintendent
While Agent Gibbs definitely wanted a little quiet time at home, he still has a house guest that hasn’t quite healed. Senior FBI Agent T.C. Fornell continued his couch surfing after being shot last season at Gibbs’ home. Fornell is bored out of this mind. Looking to interject in the case, he helps himself to the case file, pumps the agents for info and tries to be part of the action. Even though he is annoying, Gibbs doesn’t mind helping his pal during his recovery.
This season has really challenged the viewers as the twists and turns of the episodes offer unique angles of the crime. We once again really enjoyed the interaction of the new agents, NCIS Special Agent Nicholas “Nick” Torres and NCIS Special Agent Alexandra “Alex” Quinn as they fit well into the team and offer interesting perspectives on the cases the teams
NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs definitely had his team working double time on Tuesday night. Faced with a case that appeared as a suicide at first glance, the team started taking a closer look after Doctor Grace Confalone suggested that the marine sergeant’s tragic fall from a building wasn’t a jump, but she might have been pushed.
Unable to help the team until the marine sergeant died, the doctor reveals that she knew about a cover-up of a murder. As clues were being put together, the team started to notice that the tapes offered from the building superintendent were altered and a previous tenant’s death had strange circumstances. What finally pulled all the pieces together was Abby’s work in …show more content…
After breaking down the marine sergeant’s sister, Gibb finds out it is all about gold. The tenant killed had a stash of gold bullion and coins as he didn’t believe in banks. Not cautious enough, he was targeted for his wealth and the building superintendent
While Agent Gibbs definitely wanted a little quiet time at home, he still has a house guest that hasn’t quite healed. Senior FBI Agent T.C. Fornell continued his couch surfing after being shot last season at Gibbs’ home. Fornell is bored out of this mind. Looking to interject in the case, he helps himself to the case file, pumps the agents for info and tries to be part of the action. Even though he is annoying, Gibbs doesn’t mind helping his pal during his recovery.
This season has really challenged the viewers as the twists and turns of the episodes offer unique angles of the crime. We once again really enjoyed the interaction of the new agents, NCIS Special Agent Nicholas “Nick” Torres and NCIS Special Agent Alexandra “Alex” Quinn as they fit well into the team and offer interesting perspectives on the cases the teams