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Escaped (04x02)
May. 20th, 2017 09:31 pmSo Emily's what, about seven? Yet by her next appearance she looks to be fourteen or so. She aged seven years in four. Hmmm.
Did the writers make Tony such a jerk in the initial bullpen scene so that we would be happy to see Gibbs come back and put him in his place?
Why was Tony's laptop in the car in the first place? I can't see any reason for it to be there except to let Paulsen steal it.
I did like it when Fornell and Gibbs turned to Tony and Gibbs said "you're the boss" because for once this new Gibbs didn't sound like he was trying to put Tony in his place. I hate the stupid campfires. They exist only to make it look like Tony was desperately trying to differentiate himself from Gibbs.
I also like Ducky being nasty to Gibbs (nasty for Ducky, anyway). Gibbs deserves it. He's snubbing his old team while depending on them to help him solve the crime. I can see why Abby wants him back, and maybe even McGee and Ziva, but why in the world would Tony want this man to come back and take over his job? For this episode, I am not in Camp Gibbs.
I love that McGee came through in the end, identifying where the money was.
I liked the mystery here, even though I don't necessarily think the writers did the best job of setting it up. They were so much more involved in bringing Gibbs back that they slacked off on development of the mystery plot.
Did the writers make Tony such a jerk in the initial bullpen scene so that we would be happy to see Gibbs come back and put him in his place?
Why was Tony's laptop in the car in the first place? I can't see any reason for it to be there except to let Paulsen steal it.
I did like it when Fornell and Gibbs turned to Tony and Gibbs said "you're the boss" because for once this new Gibbs didn't sound like he was trying to put Tony in his place. I hate the stupid campfires. They exist only to make it look like Tony was desperately trying to differentiate himself from Gibbs.
I also like Ducky being nasty to Gibbs (nasty for Ducky, anyway). Gibbs deserves it. He's snubbing his old team while depending on them to help him solve the crime. I can see why Abby wants him back, and maybe even McGee and Ziva, but why in the world would Tony want this man to come back and take over his job? For this episode, I am not in Camp Gibbs.
I love that McGee came through in the end, identifying where the money was.
I liked the mystery here, even though I don't necessarily think the writers did the best job of setting it up. They were so much more involved in bringing Gibbs back that they slacked off on development of the mystery plot.
