[shinebrighterxx]

NCIS: Hawai'i 2.14 - "Silent Invasion"
Original Airdate: February 13, 2023 @ 10PM


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Episode Summary
When the murder of a captain and his wife echoes a previous case, the NCIS
team brings in a former team member to help determine if they are dealing
with a copycat killer.
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[nuwanda]

Thanks for the thread.

Sound interesting too, but wonder if the former team member left in a good or bad way.

[Jasper1975]

I liked it. Seemed like the original NCIS but with it's own bent. Interesting to hear what it was like when Jane took over the unit.

And how Jesse feels a little bit guilt about how she was treated.

That was quite the rogue agent that she had to deal with. He did not seem to care that people could have been alive today if the truth had been found years before.

He cut a lot of corners.

Good to see Julie again. I was wondering if she was still with the show, because they have been concentrating on Alex. I liked the mother and daughter chat.

[nuwanda]

Originally Posted by Jasper1975 (View Post) I liked it. Seemed like the original NCIS but with it's own bent. Interesting to hear what it was like when Jane took over the unit. And how Jesse feels a little bit guilt about how she was treated. That was quite the rogue agent that she had to deal with. He did not seem to care that people could have been alive today if the truth had been found years before. He cut a lot of corners. Good to see Julie again. I was wondering if she was still with the show, because they have been concentrating on Alex. I liked the mother and daughter chat.

Agree with all of that.

That agent still thinks he did the right thing, that he didn't do anything wrong.
It was a good thing that he resigned for sure.

Liked all the Tennant family scenes adn I enjoyed that episode.
The only thing that I have to complain about is the Kai/Jessse scene when they let the "Rolex-guy" escape. Stupid work, they are not rookies anymore. (But I know, it was in the script )

[shinebrighterxx]

Jake Webber why does he have to be bad?

Poor Jesse stuck between Tennant & Carter

Nice to see Tennant has two children again

Seems to me that Carter may not have wanted to take orders from a woman or he is simply just a rogue/cowboy cop who does whatever he pleases... or just didn't like Tennant...

It seemed strange that 7 years had gone by & nothing but makes more sense the suspect goes around the world so harder for people to notice a pattern. Especially if people don't get hurt or die every time. Clever guy.

How did they figure out which house would be next? I think I missed that...

Glas they were able to free the guy who was wrongly imprisoned

Shame Carter still couldn't admit he was wrong or seem to care he wrongly imprisoned someone for seven years