A massive crossover episode including all three NCIS episodes airs in one night. When the various teams from NCIS: Hawai’i (9/8c), NCIS: Los Angeles (10/9c), and mothership NCIS come together for the first time in a three-part crossover that airs on the same night, the stakes are high. On NCIS, the story begins with the various team members assembling in Washington, D.C. to honor the retirement of a training professor and mentor. However, after this mentor’s shockingly faked suicide, the agents become the target of a hitman, and the manhunt quickly turns deadly when a bounty is placed on their heads. Tennant (Vanessa Lachey), Jimmy (Brian Dietzen), and Sam (LL Cool J) are kidnapped across platforms along the way, and in the end, a missing Kilbride is being sought after (Gerald McRaney). (tvacute.com) Here is all you need to know about the conclusion of the NCIS three-part crossover Recap, in case you missed any of the exciting moments.
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Throughout his lengthy career at FLETC, Professor Dale Harding (Robert Picardo) has educated a number of NCIS Special Agents. He was regarded as being stern but fair, and the majority of his pupils left him with a great deal of respect. All but Torres, played by Wilmer Valderrama. Torres had little affection for the man. Still, he purchased items for the Harding retirement party. Only he whined about it the entire time. When the information arrived, he was still grumbling. Evident suicide is how Professor Harding passed away. Director Vance, who had a good deal of regard for Harding, didn’t want to believe it, so he asked NCIS to look into Harding’s death.
When she took on the case, the Special Agent in Charge of the Tenant had just arrived from Hawaii with one of her agents. The fact that Parker (Gary Cole) and his crew were also working on the case, despite the fact that Parker was prepared to cooperate with Tennant and Boone, presented a complication. The command structure was familiar to him. He agreed to collaborate with her because Tennant was his superior. In regards to Special Agents Callen and Hana, he had very diverse feelings. They both attended the professor’s retirement celebration. When they learned of his suicide, they hurried to the site, arriving first, and set themselves in charge. Even before Parker got there, they cleaned up the area. When everyone else eventually arrived on the scene, Jimmy was carrying out the body, and Parker decided to cooperate with Callen and Hana to forward the inquiry. Only Callen and Hana determined it to be a suicide. Everyone later acknowledged that Harding committed suicide.
The autopsy was obtained. The autopsy supports the hypothesis. He actually committed suicide. They simply had no idea why he committed suicide. He had decided to leave FLET-C. Just before he killed himself, he was happy and upbeat and had a ticket to Mexico. It just didn’t make sense why a guy with so much to live for would commit suicide right now. Harding did it while talking to his neighbor a few minutes earlier. He was cheerful, according to her. Additionally, she said that he received a call on his cell phone, which was peculiar given that none of the NCIS teams could locate Harding’s cell phone. After he murdered himself, it disappeared. Prior to his passing, Harding also tried his best to remove files from his computer. These deleted files were actually stolen from a Pentagon system and were classified. They weren’t even reported missing to the Pentagon until Kasie started inquiring about them after discovering their deletion from Harding’s computer. The Pentagon was working overtime to prevent NCIS from accessing such data, despite the fact that doing so may aid with the investigation.
Before his death, Harding engaged in a lot of odd activity. His flights from Mexico to Hawaii were modified. The day before his departure, he skipped work. Even his own retirement celebration was planned to be skipped, with no one knowing where he went. It also didn’t make sense why he had burns and severe injuries on his body. When he was a Marine, he never had an injury. His official file did not contain it. He must have engaged in illegal activity to have sustained those injuries. All of this, together with those stolen files, made many doubt how well they actually knew him. Was he a decent man? Callen and Hana questioned McGee after discovering that the serious theft had been linked to his credentials.
It was either them or letting DOD question him. Director Vance made the decision to keep it internal. When Callen and Hana questioned McGee, they discovered that he had left his phone unlocked a week earlier when he had lunch with Harding. Harding was examining pictures of his children. McGee called for an excuse to use the restroom. He was only gone for a short while, and during that time, his professor stole his login details. McGee and the others were unaware of Harding’s motivation for requesting access to those documents. He simply did. He grabbed them. The crew had to discover a way around the Pentagon because it was an issue in addition to reading those files.
They visited Harding’s office at FLET-C as one of their activities. When they learned that Harding often worked with floppy discs, they realised that he might not be able to penetrate the Pentagon. One of those floppy discs had a photograph of Gibbs’ cabin that Harding had concealed. Additionally, there was a notification that said “read the files.” Hana was the first to question whether Harding had kept a copy of those files hidden at the cabin. Agents from NCIS visited the cabin. When they saw a man leaving the cabin on a motorcycle, they fired at him, striking his cell phone, which was in his pocket at the time. However, it wasn’t his mobile phone. The phone was Harding’s.
Harding downloaded a conversation recording app to his phone. Thus, it recorded the final exchange he had before passing away. A known terrorist named Simon Williams phoned Harding and informed him that his strategy to keep the papers secret from him was doomed to failure. He intended to visit and deal with them directly. So Harding committed himself in order to prevent a terrorist from gaining access to these secret documents.
And when the officers finally caught the man on the bike, he falsely identified himself as Simon Williams. For him, he was too young. “We’re all Simon Williams,” he added. It turns out that Simon Williams sent someone after those files because he truly wanted them. The man later passed away, but it turns out that Harding was acquainted with Simon Williams in the past. Williams was a FLET-C trainee when Harding terminated his participation in the programme on the grounds that he exhibited lone wolf tendencies. similar to what he revealed to Torres a week before he was scheduled to graduate. Torres didn’t like Harding because of this. After a brief break, everyone was going to have dinner, but Jimmy and Tenant were kidnapped before that could happen. A kidnapping cliffhanger is present.
NCIS: Hawaii Season 2 Episode 10 Recap
Greetings from Hawaii! The episode begins with a silver-haired man (James Morrison) fending off a much younger assailant at a plant nursery before killing him with his own knife. Tennant and Palmer also have a horrible time getting to the island since they are black-bagged and put in the same holding cell as Sam. He claims that despite “making an impression on each of them,” he was taken down by four men with tasers. In fact, Melina Devlin (Dawn Olivieri), a CIA agent, tells the men to enter the room while wearing a variety of bandages and slings and claims the agency has been following Simon Williams for years. She desires to question the members of NCIS, beginning with Jimmy Palmer, a kind and innocent man.
Parker assumes operational control in the Hawai’i office while the crew begins looking for MelCano, the man who was killed at the beginning of the episode. Ernie (Jason Antoon) is able to trace Cano’s rental car to an abandoned parking lot since he is connected to Simon Williams. When Parker and Jesse (Noah Mills) discover Cano’s body in the trunk, a CIA agent named Melina Devlin approaches them. However, this Melina Devlin is not the same as the one who abducted the agents. Maya Stojan plays the lead in this one. She claims to be leading an undercover operation to find the rogue agents responsible for the teammate abductions. They catch her, and when they discover potting soil on Cano’s body, they go to the nursery to look into it.
Parker receives a call from Tennant while he is there, who claims Melina Devlin authorized the contact. Parker is, however, also with Melina Devlin. Which Melina Devlin is the actual one, then? By misreading one of Harding’s favorite sayings, Tennant alerts Sam to the betrayal. This gives Sam the information he needs to launch an attack, which, let’s face it, he’s been yearning to do all along. When a further agent enters the room, they have the upper hand, and Palmer steps in to rescue the day while fracturing his thumb. Parker is standing behind Melina and has the option of drawing his gun on her, but for some reason she ignores this and draws a gun on Jesse. When he arrives to shoot up the location, the man we saw at the beginning of the hour leaves with Melina.
We find out that Melina is actually Morgan Miller, a rogue CIA agent, and that the nursery man is Norman Dell, another Simon Williams, when they bring Melina 1 in for interrogation. The CIA is concerned about mobsters in the operation since everyone associated with the Simon Williams program is mysteriously dying. Thus, the stealthy grabs and snatches. Haven LTD, the CIA front that has given its personnel uncrackable identities, is conveniently situated on Oahu. In order to find Callen, who isn’t answering his phone, the gang disperses: Parker goes to DC with the actual Malina, Tennant, and Jesse go to the Haven site, Kai (Alex Tarrant), and Kate (Tori Anderson), go to Morgan Miller’s Air B&B, and Sam goes to L.A. to seek for Callen. Ah, but Callen is actually at the Airbnb, where a wall is covered in images of every NCIS agent involved in the case. It is noteworthy that he passes up the chance to text Sam to let her know he is fine.
In the meantime, Norman Dell is at the Haven LTD subterranean bunker where he tells that the CIA’s most effective assassination program, Simon Williams, employs numerous operators who go by the alias Simon Williams to covertly kill enemies of the state. The 1980s saw the beginning of the program, which was discontinued in 1993 and recently restarted. Now, just days before a government hearing on the Simon Williams program, everyone who knows about the program is passing away. Harding was prepared to die rather than be caught because he wanted to safeguard the people whose names were on the DOD files. Norman Dell is prepared to follow suit, and his final act of patriotism as Simon Williams will involve detonating Haven LTD and eradicating any remaining proof. At that point, Miller shows up. From this point on, things explode. The bunker explodes. Dell is killed by Miller’s gunshot. Kate, Kai, and Callen join Tennant and Jesse in the battle against Miller’s group. Miller is shot but manages to flee. Finally, Callen contacts Sam and receives a well-deserved reprimand for his rudeness. Hollace Kilbride (Gerald McRaney) is the lone survivor of the first Simon Williams class, according to a picture that miraculously managed to survive the Haven explosion. We are now heading to LA to warn Kilbride. Miller has, regrettably, already arrived at LAX. What will she do with her advantage?
NCIS: Los Angeles Season 14 Episode 10 Recap
In the 3-way crossover meeting, Parker, Torres, Palmer, Tennant, Tara, Callen, Blye, and many more wrangled over the shocking suicide of a beloved instructor. A three-hour-long narrative cut short A network of CIA assassins operating in the past under the name “Simon Williams” was similar to Carlos the Jackal, and this professor had access to top-secret information about it. Now, a rebellious faction sought to revive “Simon” for even less honorable purposes. NCIS: LA’s Callen discovered Admiral Killbride was a part of the covert CIA assassination operation known as “Simon Williams” in Part III. The program was restarted, though. They did so without the government’s permission.
One of the few who could be called to testify against the program, the admiral’s life was in danger, and his crew wanted to at least talk to him about it but were unable to do so since he vanished. Killbride just disappeared. When he departed the facility, the Los Angeles office’s security cameras didn’t even record it. Killlbride had disappeared without a trace. He was nowhere to be found. He wasn’t picking up the phone, and it couldn’t be found. Even his own home was deserted. Due to the absence of any personal items like photos, books, or other mementos, the house did not appear to be occupied. Fatima was considering whether the house was a disguise when someone burst in and began firing at anything that moved before fleeing. Fatima miraculously recovered. On the other side, Roundtree was kidnapped. This was Simon Williams’ fourth reported kidnapping. One might speculate, but it’s impossible to know what those folks want with Roundtree.
Morgan Miller needed to know where Admiral Killbride was, therefore Roundtree was taken. However, he had no idea where Killbride was. Every time Morgan questioned, Roundtree would respond with a witty observation. He is being tormented because of this while everyone else was still searching for Killbride. Even Killbride’s family and friends didn’t really know him well. They were aware he was a Republic. They were aware that he had a son from whom he appeared distant. They were unaware of his past involvement with the CIA or that he was, of all things, a part of an assassination operation. However, the head of the Simon Williams program had issued a hit on a number of NCIS agents. Agent Special Afloat On the dark web, Lucy Tara had discovered a kill list. It essentially served as a deadly Craigslist.
Anyone who would assassinate the agents from the Virginia office, L.a. office, and Hawaii office would receive a prize of 200,000 bitcoin. This proved to be a problem because, while they searched for Roundtree and the admiral throughout the day, random people started shooting at them. The agents also received a sound message via an encrypted device that was delivered to their office. When Callen and Sam get anonymous emails and texts at the L.A. office, they combine them to find a voicemail from Hetty instructing them to get in touch with Gwen Johns, who would put them in touch with Jimmy McCann. Observe the following: First, due to “the Monaco fiasco,” Parker owes Hetty $600. And second, despite being gone for months, Hetty is fully aware of everything that is happening. Parker states as an explanation, “Some believe she’s a witch.
Morgan Miller, they believed, would be among them. She wasn’t, though. The would-be killers who came for the fictitious admiral were either murdered or captured, and none of them was Morgan Miller. Roundtree had remained behind with her. She most likely done this because she intends to murder Roundtree when he becomes useless. Roundtree is persuaded by Morgan that she also has Fatima. She does not, though. She let Fatima get away, and now she’s searching for her to find Roundtree.
Morgan Miller was sought after by everyone. Thanks to the persons they detained, they were eventually able to locate her, and Roundtree was later set free. He would require both medical care and a psychological assessment. But Morgan Miller has passed away. Admiral Killbride fired a shot at her. He was trailing the squad, and because of them, he knew how to approach Morgan Miller and kill her. Admiral Killbride then went back to work as if nothing had happened. like he wasn’t being pursued. The Admiral attempted to persuade Special Agent Parker to trade with him because he was in such a good mood. Parker stays in LA, while Killbride returns to Washington, D.C. Parker was content where he was, therefore he made the decision to decline the offer.
