The NCIS Official Thread

[gometros]

Lol. No that's what happens when you respond using an iPhone. Especially when it's new and yOur not used to how small the letters are. Lol

Don't feel bad, it happens all the time. As a matter of fact, there's a whole website dedicated to humorous auto correct errors and some of pretty hysterical.

 

[Kurby]

Interesting article

http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/04/06/ncis-port-to-port-killer/

very interesting post.

a few people are thinking EJ is the killer. very female thing to do with the doll however i hardly think a women would have the strength to take out 4 men and do it with the strength it takes to make the cuts as clean as they were.

not just the one we saw but all of them.


Bell was named but i wonder if he's even still alive

Allison Hart - who is this?? not the lawyer who gets on Gibbs nerves (even though i think he slept with her at least once)

Werth? - wasn't he the really cute guy who did drove the truck with Ziva when someone tried to hijack 2 expensive cars? - can't see it being him either.

a bunch of people think the killer is Ray - that it would tear Ziva up which is true - she has enough trust issues



so now we have to figure out who is dead and who the killer is.

it's gonna end in a HUGE cliff hanger that's gonna have us wondering all summer long

 

[Octoberbride03]

Thank you, I haven't had a chance to get on FB today to see if they told.

Oh, and I wasn't insinuating that the doll had anything to do with the eye, didn't even think about that, I just noticed the question was asked on the NCIS FB page and I couldn't figure it out, I was thinking Michael Weatherly, but figured it was one of the guys.

They were 2 seperate feeds on FB, I didn't check out the Twitter with Pauley thing.

Suzanne

I was referring to Kurby and MickeysMommy. Kurby seemed to think that whoever did the voice was leaving the show. But I haven't seen anything anywhere alluding to that possibility.

 

[Kurby]

http://www.tvguide.com/News/NCIS-Pauley-Perrette-1031502.aspx

Perrette's tweets — all part of CBS Tweet Week — kept it a little bit lighter. Behold, the five things we were most excited/intrigued to learn.

1. David McCallum does a great baby voice. In the teaser opening, the killer lures his victim into an alley using a baby doll that speaks with a computerized voice. Perrette quickly informed viewers that the voice was actually recorded by a cast member, and after a few minutes of guessing, she revealed that it was none other than Ducky!

2. What's in the Caff-Pow cup? Perrette's character, Abby Sciutto, is known for her Goth style and affinity for the fictional energy drink. So, what is the actress actually hopped up on during all those takes? "It's CRANBERRY JUICE!" Perrette tweeted. "That's what I drink in my caff-pow cup."

Check out photos of the NCIS cast

3. Perrette's college education comes in handy. Abby is always able to help Gibbs & Co. find a crucial piece of the puzzle when they're tracking a baddie. Crime-solving is something Perrette has been interested in long before she ever put on Abby's lab coat. "I studied Sociology, Psychology & Criminal Science in college," she revealed.

4. Abby's nickname for the serial killer is probably going to stick. When talking with Gibbs about the Port-to-Port Killer, Abby's over-caffeinated sensibilities lead her to shorten the name to "P2P." Even better, its hashtag ready! "#NCIS Remember that! #P2PKiller!" Perrette wrote.

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5. The eyes have it. The episode ends with P2P sending a message to Ziva and Tony (Michael Weatherly), who end their day at a bar. After Tony surprisingly tells Ziva to ease up on Ray, the bartended delivers a drink from a mysterious patron who's since disappeared. Inside one of the ice cubes in Tony's drink is an eye ball! "HERE'S YOUR SCOOP (your prize for playing)," Perrette tweeted "THE EYEBALL BELONGS TO SOMEONE YOU KNOW!"

 

[Missy1961]

It's funny, while I was watching the show, I started wondering if the killer was EJ. I read a lot of suspense novels, and 2 I recently read had female serial killers, so I guess that's why I thought of her. As to her being strong enough, she is a NCIS agent, so I'm sure she's in good shape. Plus we know at least the guy killed in DC had had a lot to drink.

And we know this is going to be a cliff hanger! NCIS loves to leave us hanging!

 

[Missy1961]

Interesting article

http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/04/06/ncis-port-to-port-killer/

great article! lots of interesting tidbits in there.

 

[MickeysMommy]

Someone mentioned M. Allison Hart...she has beautiful blue eyes if I remember correctly (she also used to be on General Hospital a hundred years ago)...and I can't stand her character so that would be ok with me if it was her. And, Gibbs strongly dislikes EJ and it was very evident immediatley so there is going to be something there that comes out as to why he doesn't trust her. Leave it to NCIS to have us all guessing.

 

[surfgirl]

Didn't Jeanne (Tony's old love interest) have blue eyes ? Could it be that the blue eye isn't who the killer is, but a sign of the next victim ? Maybe its someone from Tony's past ? Could it be Tony's dad ?

I guess you have to stop and think who is expendable in this cast ?


here is a link to next week's episode promo:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQw14klmte4

 

[debknight]

If the "barkeep" made the drink -- how did the eyeball icecube get into the glass?

 

[snykymom]

If the "barkeep" made the drink -- how did the eyeball icecube get into the glass?

You're assuming (1) that the "ice cube" is real ice, and/or (2) that the killer didn't just bring it in with him/her. An ice cube doesn't necessarily melt in the time it takes to get a drink in a relatively empty bar.

 

[Kurby]

You're assuming (1) that the "ice cube" is real ice, and/or (2) that the killer didn't just bring it in with him/her. An ice cube doesn't necessarily melt in the time it takes to get a drink in a relatively empty bar.

the problem with that is that we are expected to accept that when Mr X ordered the drink from his table the bartender either made the drink left it on the counter and Mr X dropped the cube in the drink THEN the bartender came back, grabbed the cake and gave it to Tony.

or

the bartender made the drink, brought it to Mr X's table, turned his head while Mr X dropped the cube in the drink without the bartender noticing then when back behind the bar and gave it to Tony.

and while i don't believe the bartender is the murderer or had something to do with it it is soooooo far fetched on how the cube got in the drink because the bartender shoudl ahve just made the drink and gave it to Tony right away.

 

[starann]

SO far all the victims have been men, current or retired servicemen, so I am guessing it is NOT the eye of Tony's ex g/f.

 

[debknight]

the problem with that is that we are expected to accept that when Mr X ordered the drink from his table the bartender either made the drink left it on the counter and Mr X dropped the cube in the drink THEN the bartender came back, grabbed the cake and gave it to Tony.

or

the bartender made the drink, brought it to Mr X's table, turned his head while Mr X dropped the cube in the drink without the bartender noticing then when back behind the bar and gave it to Tony.

and while i don't believe the bartender is the murderer or had something to do with it it is soooooo far fetched on how the cube got in the drink because the bartender shoudl ahve just made the drink and gave it to Tony right away.

Thank you Kurby. That's what I was thinking. There are some logic problems in these scenarios.

 

[bigmerle1966]

Could be the person told the bartender that he was playing a joke on a friend.

 

[Missy1961]

Could be the person told the bartender that he was playing a joke on a friend.

Exactly. He/she could have slipped the bartender a big tip to do it for him. We don't know if it's a real eye.

 

[bigmerle1966]

Exactly. He/she could have slipped the bartender a big tip to do it for him. We don't know if it's a real eye.

Or if it's in actual ice, could be plastic.

 

[disneyred]

I am about 4 weeks behind but I love love reading all about it here !.. keep it up !

 

[Missy1961]

Or if it's in actual ice, could be plastic.

It did look like it melted a bit though...but it could be a trick cube.

 

[Kurby]

Or if it's in actual ice, could be plastic.

but with NCIS i think we'll find that it was a real eye and was a real cube. it seems it's just how it goes on this show.

could be that Mr X (i don't know what else to call him) could have brought in a small cooler with dry ice and the cube or something like that.

since we didn't see anyone leave we don't know if he had anything with him.

and since my guess is that it was a real eye and ice and Mr X would have to have been following Tony (at least) in order to even know he was going to the bar he'd have to have some way of keeping the ice and eye from melting until he could "deliver" it to Tony.

could have been that Tony worked late or went home instead of going to the bar with Ziva then Mr X's plans would have been compromised

 

[snykymom]

the problem with that is that we are expected to accept that when Mr X ordered the drink from his table the bartender either made the drink left it on the counter and Mr X dropped the cube in the drink THEN the bartender came back, grabbed the cake and gave it to Tony.

or

the bartender made the drink, brought it to Mr X's table, turned his head while Mr X dropped the cube in the drink without the bartender noticing then when back behind the bar and gave it to Tony.

and while i don't believe the bartender is the murderer or had something to do with it it is soooooo far fetched on how the cube got in the drink because the bartender shoudl ahve just made the drink and gave it to Tony right away.

Ah, yes - missed that bit of logic.

Though I suppose as well that the guy could have ordered it, had it brought to his table, used some sleight of hand to get the cube in the glass & then said, "Sorry, I meant this for my friend at the bar." But then the drink would have been delivered by a server . . .

I give up.