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Post by pdsmith777 on Feb 21, 2017 18:53:13 GMT
"Mind Games" - Season 3, Episode 3
As close to a psychological thriller as they get. Agent Cassidy fills the role of the teams female agent for one episode before Ziva joins the team.
The performances of everyone, especially Christopher Shyer as Kyle Boone, are on the mark and especially the interactions between Boone and Gibbs. There are enough twists and turns, unexpected occurrences, and surprises in this episode to keep you guessing who is doing what all during the episode.
The ending isn't what you expect and the unanswered questions that are left, are just shadowed enough to keep you guessing.
Worth watching again.
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Post by Llyan (Admin) on Feb 21, 2017 19:37:37 GMT
"Mind Games" - Season 3, Episode 3
As close to a psychological thriller as they get. Agent Cassidy fills the role of the teams female agent for one episode before Ziva joins the team.
The performances of everyone, especially Christopher Shyer as Kyle Boone, are on the mark and especially the interactions between Boone and Gibbs. There are enough twists and turns, unexpected occurrences, and surprises in this episode to keep you guessing who is doing what all during the episode.
The ending isn't what you expect and the unanswered questions that are left, are just shadowed enough to keep you guessing.
Worth watching again. They blew it on the last phoof by showing at the top of Act 4 that Paula was alive. Other than that it was one of my favorite episodes of Season 3. |
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Post by pdsmith777 on Feb 21, 2017 19:55:41 GMT
They kind of blew it. You had to know that they weren't going to kill off another agent that soon after Kate left.
Yes, I agree that they could have chosen a different phoof, however, they did end the last scene/act with Cassidy in the arm sling, and that's how they use the Phoofs, so, they kind of backed themselves into corner with that one.
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Post by Llyan (Admin) on Feb 22, 2017 0:00:56 GMT
They kind of blew it. You had to know that they weren't going to kill off another agent that soon after Kate left.
Yes, I agree that they could have chosen a different phoof, however, they did end the last scene/act with Cassidy in the arm sling, and that's how they use the Phoofs, so, they kind of backed themselves into corner with that one.
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Post by llyan on Feb 25, 2017 17:35:00 GMT
09.15.2005
GIBBS IS ORDERED TO MEET WITH A SERIAL KILLER WHO HAS A VENDETTA AGAINST HIM, ON NCIS; TUESDAY, OCT. 4
"Mind Games" -- Gibbs is ordered to meet with a convicted serial killer three days away from his execution in order to find out crucial information before he dies, on NCIS, Tuesday, Oct. 4 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. William Webb directed the episode from a script by George Schneck and Frank Cardea.
Under order from the Governor of Virginia, a skeptical Gibbs is forced to meet with a serial killer he helped to convict a decade before under the pretense that the killer will tell Gibbs where he hid missing bodies and give closure to the families before his death. Gibbs' instinct is correct when the killer is coy and doesn't reveal what he promised. Nonetheless, Gibbs has an NCIS team in place to re-investigate the possible locations of the victims. When a crucial piece of information is discovered, Abby and McGee use their expertise to attempt to pinpoint where the bodies might be.
NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs Mark Harmon
NCIS Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo Michael Weatherly
Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard David McCallum
Abby Sciuto Pauley Perrette
NCIS Agent Timothy McGee Sean Murray
NCIS Special Agent Paula Cassidy Jessica Steen
Kyle Boone Christopher Shyer
Adam O'Neill Lawrence Monoson
John Briggs Chad Donella
Warden Sam Kelleher Tom Wright
Virginia Governor Charles Norin Scott Williamson
NCIS Tech Stephanie Mello
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