Patriot Acts (10 Apr. 2012)

NCIS feels passed-over when the FBI arrests honorably discharged Afghanistan veteran Gavin Knowles after finding a chemical bomb in his car. Psychologist Nate Getz helps questioning FBI ... See full summary »

Director:

Dennis Smith

Writer:

Jordana Lewis Jaffe

Stars:

Chris O'Donnell, Daniela Ruah, Eric Christian Olsen

Cast

Episode credited cast:
Chris O'Donnell	...	G. Callen
Daniela Ruah	...	Kensi Blye
Eric Christian Olsen	...	Marty Deeks
Barrett Foa	...	Eric Beale
Renée Felice Smith	...	Nell Jones
Linda Hunt	...	Henrietta 'Hetty' Lange
LL Cool J	...	Sam Hanna
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Richard Blake	...	Gavin Knowles
Peter Cambor	...	Nate Getz
David Furr	...	FBI Special Agent Jonas Ambrose
Craig Gellis	...	Harold
Brea Grant	...	Mia Jameson
Michael Hyatt	...	FBI Assistant Director
Eric Jungmann	...	Adam Malnick
Christel Khalil	...	Young Woman

Storyline

NCIS feels passed-over when the FBI arrests honorably discharged Afghanistan veteran Gavin Knowles after finding a chemical bomb in his car. Psychologist Nate Getz helps questioning FBI Special Agent Jonas Ambrose's terrorism story, which is discredited when a worse bomb is found. The team soon finds Gavin's house-mate Mia Jameson leads a double life with Adam Malnick, and carries a more personal grudge.

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Plot Keywords:

bomb | jail | prison | false identity | jealousy

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

10 April 2012 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Belisarius Productions, CBS Television Studios

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Trivia

When Adam Malnick is apprehended by Agents Callen and Hanna, he makes a wise crack about giving the agents a "slow clap" for their efforts. The character Malnick is portrayed by Eric Jungmann, who appeared along with Eric Christian Olsen (Deeks) in Not Another Teen Movie, in which the "slow clap" was a running joke.

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Goofs

The cello looks completely generic in the photograph. Not even a skilled luthier could identify this specific instrument by a call phone picture. At the very least the picture would need to show the paper label pasted inside the instrument but probably he would have to have a look at the real instrument. Or maybe at his receipt, stuck to the case's handle.

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