A new cast member for season three of NCIS: Hawai’i was introduced in the season two finale. While in Venezuela, Jane Tennant (Vanessa Lachey) and Kate Whistler (Tori Anderson) undergo an attack but are rescued by an invisible ally. After shooting Tennant, Special Agent Sam Hanna called Jane on her cell phone, offering his services in the future Sam Hanna (LL Cool J), was last seen in the Moroccan desert on a mission to save Hetty on the season finale of NCIS: Los Angeles. Here (tvacute.com) is the conclusion of NCIS: Hawaii Season 2 Finale, in case you were curious.
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Adrian Adrian (Jay Ali), who was thought to be dead, unexpectedly avoided being killed by a car bomb. Even though he was badly hurt, he was able to flee and make relationships with dangerous people before going into hiding. He has a frightening entourage and had multiple demands for Jane Jane. He needed the promised payment. He was also curious as to where Maggie Shaw (Julie White) was. So that he might start again in a new nation, Adrian claimed to betray his own cousin. When Maggie attempted to kill Adrian, she broke their agreement, and he became vengeful.
It made little difference that Adrian had lied and had no intention of fulfilling his end of the bargain. He persisted in feeling that he should have been fired. Not murdered, or at least not attempted to be murdered. That’s how conceited Adrian was. His foray into gangsterism had done little to soften him. Adrian sought a fresh start, and he found it in the criminal underworld. He was angry enough at Maggie to consider murder. He realized that communicating with Jane was the most efficient method. When last he saw her, Jane and Maggie were inseparable. That they can be lost was news to him. The other was essential to finding the first, and he knew it.
Adrian kidnaps Jane to extract information by torturing her. He killed multiple individuals to get near her. Kate Whistler’s life was spared, thank goodness, because Jane was there to shield her from him. Whistler was kept safe from harm since Jane had tied her to a pillar in the hotel’s lobby. As the death of Charlie 1 (Linc Hand) demonstrated. Only temporarily benching Kate had any noticeable effect. Kate unbuckled herself. To reach Lucy, she placed a phone call. As a group, they assisted Kate in locating Jane after Lucy put her on speakerphone.
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Kate Whistler was the one to report the death of Charlie 1. Kate was the one with the Rambo attitude. With Ernie’s assistance, Kate located the vehicle in which Jane was being transported. To put it simply, she drove it off the road. When Sam Hana (LL Cool J) arrived, she had just finished off all of Jane’s guards. Sam eliminated the guards who were about to execute Kate. Sam was a solid soldier who had been forewarned in Morocco about the danger posed by Adrian. The women’s lives were spared by Sam. Then Jane advised him to back down because it wasn’t his battle to fight.
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Jane was adamant about taking the initiative alone. She preferred that method because she and Maggie’s actions were illegal. The murder attempt on Adrian was unwarranted. They were told to extradite him back to the United States to face questioning. Instead of letting the authorities handle the situation, they attempted to eliminate Adrian themselves. Even after Maggie’s incarceration for espionage, Jane kept this secret. Jane brushed the incident under the rug and went back to Hawaii with Kate as if nothing had happened. It was certain that she would be grilled, therefore she made an effort to avoid doing so.
Jane insisted that the events involving Adrian were classified information. She stated she was forbidden to discuss the matter since it pertained to her time in the CIA. If it weren’t for Jesse, she probably still wouldn’t have spoken up. Jesse probed for the details. Because of his defense of Jane, he was now in jeopardy. Since she was family, he will always stand up for her, but he was curious about what happened overseas, so he asked Jane. What Maggie did, she informed him. She also shared the news that Adrian had been searching for Maggie with the group. She claimed that only Maggie could satisfy Adrian’s true desires because she was the only one with knowledge of the whereabouts of the secret ops budget. Profit and vengeance.
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Jane remained silent as Maggie was transported to the Aloha State. Maggie was meant to help in capturing Adrian. Instead of following the script once again, Jane and Maggie decided to veer off in a different direction. They quietly left, leaving no trace. Adrian was enticed into the open with the bait. Jane was about to arrest him when Maggie took over once more. But everything took a dramatic turn when Maggie pulled the trigger and shot him, saying that she “had too much to lose” in keeping him alive. Maggie makes a daring escape and is now a fugitive on the run. As Tennant triumphantly vanquished her foe, little did she know that her actions would lead to a whole new set of complications. This turn of events could have serious professional consequences.
Maggie’s escape while under Jane’s watch was bound to cause complications. The head of the team wanted to bring someone in for an internal review, and he oversaw the process. As the NCIS: Hawai’i finale came to an end, it seemed that Supervisory Agent John Swift, portrayed by Henry Ian Cusick, would be the one to benefit from Sam’s extensive knowledge and leave a mark on the Pearl Harbor office. As Jane anxiously contemplated the consequences of allowing superspy Maggie Shaw to escape, Swift was caught on camera making a phone call. He suggested that it might be beneficial to enhance the team in Pearl Harbor, teasing that he had a specific individual in mind.
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