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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Mark Harmon | ... | Leroy Jethro Gibbs | |
| Michael Weatherly | ... | Anthony DiNozzo | |
| Cote de Pablo | ... | Ziva David | |
| Pauley Perrette | ... | Abby Sciuto | |
| Sean Murray | ... | Timothy McGee | |
| Rocky Carroll | ... | Leon Vance | |
| David McCallum | ... | Donald Mallard | |
| Michael O'Neill | ... | Former NCIS Special Agent Riley McCallister | |
| Catherine Dent | ... | Whitney Sharp | |
| T.J. Ramini | ... | Mossad Officer Malachi Ben-Gidon | |
| Sarai Givaty | ... | Mossad Officer Liat Tuvia | |
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Oren Dayan | ... | Karif Yasin |
| Eric Ramey | ... | Dr. Nolan Cooper (as Eric James Ramey) | |
| Michael Nouri | ... | Mossad Director Eli David | |
| Stan Ivar | ... | Former NCIS Special Agent Ben Robinson | |
An attack on the safe house has killed one person and left Vance with serious injuries; Eli has disappeared; Gibbs takes charge by Vance's order; Gibbs moves the conference to the Navy Yard; the gang protect and investigate. Vance recalls old memories while in a hospital. Gibbs concludes that the Palestinian extremists had nothing to do with the attack. Ziva and Liat get into a chick fight in a synagogue, then Ziva takes Eli to the NCIS, then Gibbs and Eli meet in the chat room, where Eli reveals details about an operation 22 years before. Gibbs visits Vance at his hospital, and they make plans; later Vance receives another visitor, who encounters a medical problem of his own. Eli and Ziva exchange a goodbye, and the Mossad people return to their homeland. Written by DocRushing
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After the previous episode ended in a surprising twist *almost* equal to the legendary one at the end of season two finale "Twilight", the follow-up has some big boots to fill. Fortunately, the makers of NCIS have enough experience to be wise enough to have spared a few tricks for this episode to surpass the previous one.
In the first one, Catherine Dent of The Shield fame was just another guest star. Here, her character is a significant element of the plot. Yes, they use her character as a means to play a familiar card played in so many shows, but this is one of the times playing that card is actually relevant to the *bigger* plot, and it also rewards long-time viewers by filling in some mysteries that have been lingering for *years*. What is even more fantastic is that somehow they manage to tie it all into character development as well, deepening *multiple* characters instead of serving us yet another frustrating reference to the "One Night in Paris" between Tony and Ziva.
Speaking of Ziva, these two episodes have served her character well, fearlessly dealing with the rather uncomfortable relationship between her and her father. Cote de Pablo gets it all: to act, to kick ass and to look disarmingly beautiful.
Ziva is not the only winner here. The character of Director Vance is finally fully realized as a three-dimensional human being instead of just butting heads repeatedly with Gibbs or remaining vaguely cryptic. Now he is interesting.
If there is one complaint, it is that Abby is left sidelined. Even Ducky gets more exposure than her! However, in the end, this is a magnificent 9/10 episode - one of the best, but not quite a full 10/10 best of the best.