NCIS: Season 7, Episode 19 Guilty Pleasure
(6 Apr. 2010)
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NCIS: Season 7, Episode 19 Guilty Pleasure
(6 Apr. 2010)
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| Mark Harmon | ... |
Leroy Jethro Gibbs
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| Michael Weatherly | ... | ||
| Cote de Pablo | ... | ||
| Pauley Perrette | ... | ||
| Sean Murray | ... | ||
| Rocky Carroll | ... | ||
| David McCallum | ... | ||
| Dina Meyer | ... | ||
| Adam Kaufman | ... | ||
| Jason London | ... |
Dwight Kasdan
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| Taylor Cole | ... |
Charlotte Cook
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| Jillian Bach | ... |
Emily Moss
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| Bruce Nozick | ... |
Harvey Grossman
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| Hayley Chase | ... |
Kimberly
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| Jeff Wolfe | ... |
Jake Moss
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In Norfolk, Emily's childless husband, USNavy lieutenant and PR manager Justin Moss, reporter of the US Navy Herald, is stabbed, fatally but still able to stagger down from the hills and be run over by a teenager clique's car. He had an interview meeting with prostitute Charlotte Cook, officially missing since 8 months. Justin met Cook repeatedly in a bar, each time withdrawing $1,000, without having sex. DiNozzo teams up with civilian homicide detective Philip McCadden, a fellow film buff, as their are three previous Norfolk murders with the same MO. Gibbs consults Cook's former DC madam, Holly Snow, and reinstates her so Tony can 'book' Cook trough her. The trap has surprising results. Written by KGF Vissers
Guilty pleasure indeed. Dramatically speaking a light-weight episode, the emphasis being on humor. DiNozzo replacing McGee with McCadden - hilarious! Abby meeting Madame Snow - also hilarious. Snow showing interest in Gibbs when Allison is conveniently nowhere to be seen - the man is a woman magnet (one could hardly refer to Dina Meyer and Rena Sofer as "chicks")! All that is missing is a wrestling match between the two women.
The Tony - Ziva mystery has been ignored ever since #7.15 and that is becoming irritating now. Everything seems to be not-even-remotely-subtly contradicting the theory that they grew closer in Paris (in #7.13). If the whole thing is buried by the show-runners, why bother in the first place? Well, the season is not over yet... This one, however funny, is hardly stellar, just a solid, reliable, well-made 7/10. It is enough.