[shinebrighterxx]

NCIS 20.11 - "Bridges"
Original Airdate: January 16, 2023 @ 9PM


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Episode Summary
Parker discovers he's a victim of identity theft while investigating the unusual murder
of a Navy ensign. Also, Knight and Jimmy face hurdles in their relationship as their
connection heightens.
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[nuwanda]

Thanks for the thread.
Haven't watched last weeks episodes yet (but will this weekend) and the new threads are already up. But thank you anyway

Identity theft? McGee can help with that.

[florerr]

Thanks for the episode thread...

Sounds like an interesting episode

[Jasper1975]

Interesting episode. So it seems that Parker once has a "Shannon" but this one does not have the tragic underbelly. I always assumed it was his ex-wife, since it was clear there was still feelings.

But it was someone else for Parker. I wonder if this episode opens that up once more.

Yeah, there is no way the son could have picked up all those personal details from letters back in the day. She had to have talked about Alden much more.

I am surprised that they never had McGee mention that he had a really bad incident or two of identify theft himself. Before computer technology took over our lives. Back in the day.

It was a very interesting episode.

Poor Jimmy. I picked up on the fact that Jimmy reluctance. I figured it was about Victoria becoming too attached to Jessica, but there was also more to it. I like that they are not simply ignoring that Breena is gone. They are showing Jimmy is still struggling with it, even as he is moving on.

[nuwanda]

Originally Posted by Jasper1975 (View Post) Interesting episode. She had to have talked about Alden much more. I am surprised that they never had McGee mention that he had a really bad incident or two of identify theft himself. Before computer technology took over our lives. Back in the day. I figured it was about Victoria becoming too attached to Jessica

That's what I was thinking.



Also wondering if Parker and Joy will come together again.

Glad Jimmy admitted the real reason to Jessica.

[shinebrighterxx]

Kinda funny how Palmer was inspired by the last meal for his own lunch I agree with Knight's reaction though

Interesting how Parker got hacked using security questions & letters he sent a childhood sweetheart...

I am a little surprised Parker wasn't pulled from the case at any point or questioned about how close he was to it...

They did well with the Palmer/Knight storyline in this episode

[florerr]

Palmer & food

right, this is the episode with Jess & Jimmy talking things through...

More on Parker's past, and what was the turning point for him.
It was great that he was able to help the young guy at the end of the episode, with setting him up with fbi where he could become someone looking after white collar type crimes, instead of committing them.