[shinebrighterxx]

NCIS: Hawai'i 3.04 - "Dead on Arrival"
Original Airdate: Mar 4, 2024 @ 10PM


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Episode Summary
When a Navy pilot is found murdered at a local military resort, the team goes
undercover to discover a criminal enterprise hiding in plain sight.
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[Ladybird16]

-The Season 6 premiere was the vey 1st full NCIS LA episode I watched live, so hearing it referenced, was very nice!! Also liked the Ducky mention.

-THAT ENDING and 3x05's press release GAAAAAHHHH!!! Just tell us that you're still looking for Hetty already, Sam!!!!

[shinebrighterxx]

Fun to have LA referenced in that way. It works nicely. Shame it was a case of the past & one we could know & not an update on things that may have happened after the show finished up. More believable & fun I guess being something we can recognise though.

Was Carla's mentor Ducky? So the ep is really calling back to two shows?

Undercover is cute. Nice that Tennant didn't even try get anyone to play a couple, just asked to see if Kate was free to come help. Why fake things when you can get a real couple to play married?

Jesse seems jealous of Sam helping them . Might just be concern for why he's there. It is suspicious. Especially when he says he can't say why he's there.

I thought wild car chases was an LA thing? Guess nothing blew up so not quite LA

Wedding talk now from Lucy & Kate The looks between them before too

Poor Kai had two people picking on him there. Sam's fitting in well it seems, even if Jesse doesn't trust him, others are meshing well with him

Lucy jumping Poor Kate. That was mean. The phone call later is worse Go Kate though

Knew the guy taking an interest in the "newlyweds" was going to be up to something & part of this...

Swapping stories is fun. Sneaking into Tennant's house now Ernie? I wish they weren't making Sam into some big secret to be uncovered can they finish that storyline quickly please?