Meanwhile, Gibbs is questioning a banged-up Sloane in the ambulance about what happened. I like that he always has to qualify any random misdeeds (like making car bombs) with, “when I was undercover”, like we'd expect he did things like that recreationally. And how, pray tell, does he know this? Because Torres used to make them when he was undercover. McGee and Bishop are talking about what kind of bomb it might be, and Torres throws out that due to the damage and the way the remains of the front seat look, it was a car bomb. As we join this week's eppy we find NCIS on the scene, checking out the situation and gathering evidence. Sloane (who had been talking to her moments before) was far enough away from the blast to just get tossed on the ground, so she's okay. In the last episode Jessica Schaefer, Hicks' lawyer, was killed when her car blew up. And now tonight's episode, complete with bonus sarcasm. As the episode unfolds we find mummified remains under floor boards, diamonds, and encounter the triple murderer who owned the apartment before Tony.Īnd I think that's enough background info for anyone.

In episode 14.17, 'What Lies Above', McGee finds his the apartment trashed and a robber in residence. Now he and Delilah have a great new, reasonably-priced place to live.

He initially offers it to Torres, but Torres turns around and offers it to McGee. arrives to see who wants to sublet Tony's apartment while he's living out of the country. In episode 14.7, 'Home of the Brave', Tony DiNozzo Sr.

It was so inexpensive because it was the scene of a triple homicide in which the victims were hacked to death with an electric carving knife. In episode 13.21, “Return to Sender”, we find out that Tony owns his apartment in the pricey DC-area market. Previously, on NICS (and previously, and previously.)

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