But then there's the other part of me that argues, okay, can we please have him just come into this once as a mere side plot, maybe not at all involved in this week's case file?īecause (and this is me getting itchy) it doesn't help me to like Senior at all. Part of me is amused about this choice of plot and thinks, gosh, it's just like back on 'Hart to Hart', exactly the same kind of episode. It still left me completely cold and tuning out most of the time, for whatever reason. It was a solid episode, and I suppose it was actually a good plot which was constructed nicely. And he seriously doesn't know if he did it or not. You can see that in the scene where they intend to hand him over to the Feds. He doesn't try to weasel his way out of this one, he just accepts it because he isn't sure if he's innocent or not. I did like the fact that Senior is, for once, brutally honest, even though it makes him more and more suspicious at first. Also love the fight for the file between Timmy and Tony. Love the scene with Abby and McGee in the Rolls. And the same something is leading up to something else. Whatever it is, something happened behind the scenes.

There's really, REALLY been something going on here, I swear. She first looks at Gibbs, like she wants to gauge his reaction to that suggestion.Īnd then she looks at Tony, all giddy and a little expectantly. The most interesting thing about this scene was Ziva's reaction, though. *giggles* My muse insists that maybe these two already had a little talk about that and Ziva may have admitted that she wouldn't mind Junior doing some sweeping. Sr: Junior, when are you gonna come to your senses and sweep this gorgeous creature off her feet? Like, 'Don't worry, he wasn't cheating on you!'. Makes it all the more endearing how Gibbs and McGee clear that one up for her, hee.

She's like, what, you'd rather call strangers to hang out with than me when you're moping? Ziva's face when Tony says he stayed home and 'shared a 12-year-old bottle of Cabernet with Claire Trevor and the Duke'.

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