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Naval Criminal Investigative Service Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs leads a group of colorful personalities in investigating crimes -- ranging from murder and espionage to terrorism -- that have evidence connected to Navy and Marine Corps personnel. The team includes MIT graduate Timothy McGee, Ellie Bishop, who specializes in international threat assessment, charismatic and unpredictable Nick Torres, and forensic psychologist Jack Sloane. Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard brings his vast experience in forensics into play to help solve cases.
S19, EP13 "The Helpers"
While investigating the death of an intruder at Quantico, Jimmy and Kasie are exposed to a deadly biotoxin; the NCIS team calls on Dr. Carol Wilson for help as they race to find the antidote; Torres tries to distract Jimmy's daughter.
S7, EP20 "Moonlighting"
Gibbs, Fornell and the team try to determine the truth when a polygraph specialist's night job leads to murder.
S7, EP21 "Obsession"
DiNozzo gets overly involved in the search for a murder victim's missing sister.
S14, EP2 "Being Bad"
While investigating a murder at a Quantico reunion, the NCIS team uncovers a bomb plot and a long-running theft ring; Torres and Quinn adapt to their new lives on Gibbs' team.
S23, EP20 "Sons and Daughters"
One year after a deadly coffee shop bombing, a new explosion proves the attack wasn't the work of a lone wolf.
S23, EP19 "Deal With the Devil"
As a secret immunity deal threatens to let a man walk free, Parker fights to keep the case alive; when Parker's estranged sister suddenly appears -- and buried family wounds resurface -- the battle for justice becomes deeply personal.
S23, EP18 "Bad Impressions"
The team races to help one of their own who has been framed for murder and caught in a widening conspiracy that could compromise national security.
S23, EP17 "Reboot"
With most of NCIS away and the mainframe shut down for a midnight upgrade, Kasie and a skeleton crew are left in a darkened building when someone begins hunting from inside.
