A post that is two days late
NCIS: LA
(Huh, they haven’t been showing all the episodes in the order Wikipedia lists them in.)
4.15 History
Very tight banter, which I enjoyed, and I liked that so much of it was team-related, with the rounds of Sam and Deeks’s rock, paper, scissors, forming a structure, and giving Deeks his moment after all the humiliations he endured fairly good-naturedly.
Hetty’s worry over Callen seemed a bit odd in the overall context of the episode. He deserved a little brood over the professor’s threat, and I liked the cleaning the gun-barrel at the moment of the brood even if it was on the nose. But then, it’s Hetty and G - the larger context is everything. Enter Sam and everyone else, bar Kensi, who was rescuing David the T.A. - he totally had a crush on her, which blinded him to the fact that she was a rather mature undergrad.
I don’t have much more to say. I enjoyed it. Mainly I am fascinated by this idea of the Blye-Jones administration.
This entry was originally posted at http://shallowness.dreamwidth.org/295879.html.
(Huh, they haven’t been showing all the episodes in the order Wikipedia lists them in.)
4.15 History
Very tight banter, which I enjoyed, and I liked that so much of it was team-related, with the rounds of Sam and Deeks’s rock, paper, scissors, forming a structure, and giving Deeks his moment after all the humiliations he endured fairly good-naturedly.
Hetty’s worry over Callen seemed a bit odd in the overall context of the episode. He deserved a little brood over the professor’s threat, and I liked the cleaning the gun-barrel at the moment of the brood even if it was on the nose. But then, it’s Hetty and G - the larger context is everything. Enter Sam and everyone else, bar Kensi, who was rescuing David the T.A. - he totally had a crush on her, which blinded him to the fact that she was a rather mature undergrad.
I don’t have much more to say. I enjoyed it. Mainly I am fascinated by this idea of the Blye-Jones administration.
This entry was originally posted at http://shallowness.dreamwidth.org/295879.html.