Post by pdsmith777 on Feb 21, 2017 21:53:56 GMT
Obsession - Season 7, Episode 21.
Okay, this one is packed.
This is after Dr. Benoit. So asking about Tony's ideal woman? AND while DiNardo was the man she fell in love with, it has been clearly established that DiNozzo fell in love with her. So WE know what Tony's ideal woman is like.
Alejandro Rivera, M. Allison Hart. We now begin the "you-killed-my-daddy-so-I'm-going-to-get-you-back" story arc that will end at the beginning of season 8.
DiNozzo's own "Dead Man Walking" episode. While not as good as "Dead Man Walking" it does give us a rare look at a, somewhat, mature Tony DiNozzo actually falling for a woman. A very rare glimpse. Something Glassberg could have done more of during his time with the show.
KGB. Can anyone say Illya Kuryakin? Cold war, 1960's 1970's era Russian spies. And Ducky playing a key role in discovering this connection. Is there any cliche that Glassberg wouldn't exploit? But I will say, this one works quite well, so I'll forgive him this one.
The guy playing the sax in front of the book store, another throwback to the Dr. Benoit story line.
Excellent episode with the mystery fully intact and the killer not entering the picture until halfway through the show. The movie reference to "Laura" (I've got to see that movie) given by Ziva, a nice twist, and the over all moving of the show, story, and plot are very good.
Love this episode.
Okay, this one is packed.
This is after Dr. Benoit. So asking about Tony's ideal woman? AND while DiNardo was the man she fell in love with, it has been clearly established that DiNozzo fell in love with her. So WE know what Tony's ideal woman is like.
Alejandro Rivera, M. Allison Hart. We now begin the "you-killed-my-daddy-so-I'm-going-to-get-you-back" story arc that will end at the beginning of season 8.
DiNozzo's own "Dead Man Walking" episode. While not as good as "Dead Man Walking" it does give us a rare look at a, somewhat, mature Tony DiNozzo actually falling for a woman. A very rare glimpse. Something Glassberg could have done more of during his time with the show.
KGB. Can anyone say Illya Kuryakin? Cold war, 1960's 1970's era Russian spies. And Ducky playing a key role in discovering this connection. Is there any cliche that Glassberg wouldn't exploit? But I will say, this one works quite well, so I'll forgive him this one.
The guy playing the sax in front of the book store, another throwback to the Dr. Benoit story line.
Excellent episode with the mystery fully intact and the killer not entering the picture until halfway through the show. The movie reference to "Laura" (I've got to see that movie) given by Ziva, a nice twist, and the over all moving of the show, story, and plot are very good.
Love this episode.
