NCIS: New Orleans - "Tick Tock" (5.10) Ep. Discussion Thread (Airs Dec 11th @ 10PM)
 

thanks for the thread.

surprise: looks like a big pride-centered episode.:(:(:(

better than I thought it was, especially after I read some comments about the ep, but still: it was a pure dwayne pride show. It felt like 10 minutes loretta and the team combined (she was kidnapped and not with the team, that is why I listed them separately) and the rest was pride.

No :pout: That doesn't sound good at all :no: What are they doing?

I don't know. I just hope they are going to change that soon.

Agreed with you nuwanda. It was also better than I thought it would be but still the Pride show. :pout: Also, the whole thing with him seeing the ghost lady yet again was annoying. I really wish they would quit with that.

It was sad what happened with his dad though.

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I found this & it amused me - pretty much sums up our feelings about Pride-centric episodes :P

true, very funny.


true as well

:lol: Thanks for that Chelle. So true

Wish it wasn't true. Now my turn to get handed the Pride-angst episode which is pretending to be a Christmas ep :look: :P (this also means I caught up :eek: :lol:)


Ok all this episode is is the Pride-angst episode :look: I know that was already said but seriously completely a Pride episode :blank:

The hallucination woman is weird. I don't understand what they're trying to do with her?

congratulations;)



me neither. hope the writers do....

:lol: Good you are caught up I guess?

I don't understand what they are trying to do with her either. I hope it ends soon though.

I liked it at first but now its just confusing & weird

I have mixed feelings about this episode... I'm not a huge fan of Pride-centric episodes, but this wasn't so bad...

I still don't like she-Death, for me it just means that Pride is still suffering from PTSD and that he shouldn't be actively working on the field...

But on the bright side: it was nice to see Loretta and Cassius interacting.
Cassius seemed to have a colourful personality, to say the least, I'm kind of said that he died... It just only strengthened Pride's hero-complex and guilt over people dying on "his watch"

The rest of the team didn't have much screen-time, they were basically just blindly trusting in Pride (as usual) and waiting the right moment to step in...