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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.
S3, EP20 "Untouchable"
Gibbs and his team must investigate the apparent suicide of a Pentagon cryptographer some suspected of spying.
S3, EP21 "Bloodbath"
Abby becomes the target of a stalker, sending the team into protective overdrive, searching for the person who is out to get her.
S20, EP10 "Too Many Cooks"
NCIS agents from Washington, D.C., Los Angeles and Hawaii, in D.C. to attend the retirement party of a beloved Federal Law Enforcement Training Center professor, find themselves investigating his shocking suicide.
S20, EP11 "Bridges"
Parker discovers he's a victim of identity theft while investigating the unusual murder of a Navy ensign; Knight and Jimmy face hurdles in their relationship as their connection heightens.
S23, EP16 "S.O.S."
A Navy lieutenant resurfaces a year after her plane vanished with a story that doesn't quite add up.
S23, EP15 "Knick-Knack"
A murder aboard a museum ship becomes a cryptic treasure hunt when a dying Navy captain leaves a final clue; to solve it, the team must decode what was worth killing -- and dying -- for.
S23, EP14 "Fleeting"
Navy Week turns electric when a stolen squad car flips and reveals a sailor stabbed in the trunk; as D.C. spirals into chaos, the team chases a killer while carrying the weight of recent events.
S23, EP13 "All Good Things"
When the son of a Marine that Gibbs once helped comes to NCIS in desperation, the fractured team reunites off the books; chasing justice without a badge may cost them more than their careers.
