The final season of NCIS Los Angeles begins with a bang. Literally, when a security guard is in the middle of a big explosion at a company responsible for building unmanned aerial vehicles.
That might be the least of the team's problem, after bad news reaches Kilbride and Callen about an American body uncovered in Syria, whose name is one of the aliases the mysterious and missing Hetty Lange uses. Hard to believe that Hetty might be dead - she has always seemed destructible.
Elsewhere, Kensi and Deeks are settling in to being parents, Sam is trying to get his reluctant father to go to an activity centre (the back and forth is brilliant) and Fatima asks Callen if he wants some help planning his upcoming wedding to Anna Kolchek. The "fantasy" wedding that Fatima jokingly suggests would probably be the funniest NCIS Los Angeles scenes ever.
A strong start to the new season. Good to see the entertaining ensemble cast - Fatima, Kilbride and Rountree have fit in seamlessly in recent seasons, but I still miss Beale and Nell - back on the screen for their last hurrah season.
That might be the least of the team's problem, after bad news reaches Kilbride and Callen about an American body uncovered in Syria, whose name is one of the aliases the mysterious and missing Hetty Lange uses. Hard to believe that Hetty might be dead - she has always seemed destructible.
Elsewhere, Kensi and Deeks are settling in to being parents, Sam is trying to get his reluctant father to go to an activity centre (the back and forth is brilliant) and Fatima asks Callen if he wants some help planning his upcoming wedding to Anna Kolchek. The "fantasy" wedding that Fatima jokingly suggests would probably be the funniest NCIS Los Angeles scenes ever.
A strong start to the new season. Good to see the entertaining ensemble cast - Fatima, Kilbride and Rountree have fit in seamlessly in recent seasons, but I still miss Beale and Nell - back on the screen for their last hurrah season.