NCIS: Los Angeles Reviews (Page 2)
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: All Good Indeed
Action! Bullets! Lives at risk! "Kill House" was a standout episode for NCIS:LA season 4. Not only was there plenty of tension, it was one of the rare circ...
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: The Scary Guppy
NCIS team members returned to what they do best on "The Chosen One:" fighting terrorism and undercover work. NCIS: Los Angeles Season 4 has been...
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: Foxy Lady
A bone donation? I'm not sure which was more shocking: finding out that you could donate bones and they are replaced with a PVC tube… or that crazy ...
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: Crockett, Tubbs, Krafty and a Sign Spinner
Has NCIS: Los Angeles Season 4 dealt with more cases that aren't directly related to the military this season than in previous ones? It definitely see...
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: Popeye the Sailor Man
It's almost Christmas and all through the boat house plans were being made for some time away. And then an NCIS Agent Afloat was murdered and all those pla...
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: Who Smelt It?
No Deeks and a non-military related case would usually be a prescription for a less-than-stellar NCIS: Los Angeles episode. Despite those conditions, the s...
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: Let's Get Faded
No, it wasn't death by exploding cigar, but perhaps that would have made this episode a little more exciting. "Collateral" was an odd story to tell. I...
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: Shaggy, Ass Slap, Surfing and $50 Shots
NCIS: Los Angeles continued to freak me out again this week. The last couple episodes were about old Soviet nuclear bombs that were hidden away throughout ...
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: Hello, Mrs. Hanna!
"Rude Awakenings" was billed as the conclusion of a two-part NCIS: Los Angeles episode, but the story didn't actually conclude. Both Sidorov and the n...
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: Sleeper Agents Revisited
Soviet sleeper agents? Hidden nuclear bombs? These are cold war myths, right? Sam and Callen thought both were things of legend until they uncovered ...