[shinebrighterxx]

NCIS: Los Angeles 13.15 - "Perception"
Original Airdate: April 10, 2022 @ 9PM ET / PT


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Episode Summary
Rountree and his younger sister are pulled over by police and treated harshly in a clear
case of racial profiling. Also, NCIS investigates the death of a Navy photographer who
was assigned to document the building of a new weapons station.
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[Jasper1975]

I felt for Roundtree in this one. A crappy situation made harder because he was carrying his undercover ID at the time. Felt for him because he loves his sister so much, and wants to protect her from the harsh world.

Did not care that the PR person was basically telling him to talk it out. And trying to compared that she was a woman in a man's world. Like that means anything in this situation.

And then Sam, finding out the truth of the situation.

Curious if Roundtree is not long for the show by the way the end scene played out?

[shinebrighterxx]

Looks like Roundtree has a nice relationship with his sister

Stupid racist cops. Unfortunately a story people still need to see too.

Quite the contrast to flip over to Deeks being well Deeks

Seriously? That's it & you let them go? How about at least an apology for being racist jerks. Surprised they didn't have them call NCIS to prove who he was but guess that would've involved the cops listening to them & believing. Doubt they did

Nice to see Kilbride on the phone backing his agent. People do need to be yelled at & held responsible for those actions

Poor Sam No surprise he took it hard. I agree with Callen's comment on how Sam had been through it & now Rountree, & how we still are at that place. Disgusting

Sneaky photographer. Looks like she was onto something with what was on her flashdrive

What even from that PR person? Talking goes nowhere if people won't listen. Change takes more than that. Don't think you can compare being a woman to being a black person. Women aren't judged anywhere near as much simply by someone looking at them. Even saying you're a woman in a man's world isn't much in comparison. The cops reacted the way they did because he was black. They wouldn't have done it to a white woman. No comparison.

Love the team talking about it & also respecting Roundtree wanting to handle it

Nice how Roundtree got to end his day far better. He talked the guy down well

I like the artwork for Deeks & Kensi. Nursery is a nice place for it

Roundtree & Sam