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NCIS: Season 7, Episode 16 Mother's Day
(2 Mar. 2010)
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Leroy Jethro Gibbs
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| Michael Weatherly | ... | ||
| Cote de Pablo | ... | ||
| Pauley Perrette | ... | ||
| Sean Murray | ... | ||
| Rocky Carroll | ... | ||
| David McCallum | ... | ||
| Brian Dietzen | ... | ||
| Gena Rowlands | ... | ||
| Rena Sofer | ... | ||
| Adam Kaufman | ... | ||
| Bryce Johnson | ... |
Navy Lieutenant David Shankton
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| Leann Hunley | ... | ||
| Michelle Pierce | ... | ||
| Aviva Baumann | ... |
Shannon
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Secrets arise when Gibbs' former mother-in-law surfaces as a witness in a murder investigation. Written by CBS Publicity
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Special Agent Timothy McGee: Yeah. Big time.
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: He compliment me, twice.
Ziva David: [Ziva chuckles slightly] Very un-Gibbs.
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: We better keep an eye on that guy. Don't you agree Director?
Leon Vance: Is that your decision Agent DiNozzo?
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: It's not mine to make, sir.
Leon Vance: You got that right!
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Written by Sheryl Crow and Kevin Hunter
Performed by Sheryl Crow
Courtesy of A&M Records
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Did You Know?
Goofs
Tony describes a diamond as "three carats, grade E, flawless, one minor inclusion". This is contradictory: by definition, a flawless diamond has no inclusions (internal flaws) or blemishes (flaws on the surface). A stone with one minor inclusion would be clarity grade VVS at best. "E" is the color grade and indicates that the diamond is colorless. See more »Quotes
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: Uh oh.Special Agent Timothy McGee: Yeah. Big time.
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: He compliment me, twice.
Ziva David: [Ziva chuckles slightly] Very un-Gibbs.
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: We better keep an eye on that guy. Don't you agree Director?
Leon Vance: Is that your decision Agent DiNozzo?
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: It's not mine to make, sir.
Leon Vance: You got that right!
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Soundtracks
"Murder In My Heart"Written by Sheryl Crow and Kevin Hunter
Performed by Sheryl Crow
Courtesy of A&M Records
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This is one of my favorite segments of the long-running series, thanks to a beautifully written, directed and acted ending (which I won't give away, to avoid spoiling the fun).
Harmon brings up his game to meet the challenge of acting opposite the great Gena Rowlands, cast as his estranged, ex-mother-in-law. Since he's investigating a murder, and she becomes a "person of interest" if not the prime suspect (wow -I can imagine Gena vs. Helen Mirren already!), the finale is fraught with suspense. But I'm singling it out for a back-of-the-neck tingle in the surprise execution of the story's final twist -immensely satisfying, and up there (in reverse) with the Bogie/Mary Astor climax in John Huston's THE MALTESE FALCON. Also worth noting is the denouement which follows, featuring a brilliantly ambiguous facial expression by Rocky Carroll summing up the whole story.
The public has in a rare example of good taste made this the numero uno show on TV, and they have been rewarded with classic acting in this segment.