This episode what annoyed me wasn't the politics issue. Because every tv show that is about law enforcement is dealing with politics and social issues. The question is how you write it. But this episode it wasn't the big issue. The issue was that this episode was falling flat. Not like in previous seasons that had better episodes dealing with white extremists. Everything in this episode was weak and didn't made sense. Like why is the arms dealer's GF is in rehab when it says he abuses her and she is under his control? If it's true, would he allow her to stay away from him for long? Why was Fatima there? Kensi knew how to connect to people on her own. The fact is that the GF didn't give them any vital information, so the point was for kensi to give the GF the idea of killing him? Really? What a great job for law enforcement agent!! And kensi is better than this!
The second part with the guys after her general wasn't better either, it was boring. The attempt of creating tension between Kilbride and Callen and Sam was weak. I actually liked the admiral when he first showed up, now I'm trying to understand what he is doing there? He isn't in NCIS like Granger and Mosley were. He is retired admiral with links to the military branches. It's ok when it's national security but not when it's about the military personnel that NCIS agents need to interrogate without thinking about their ranks or posts like the admiral suggested.
Another point, they need to bring new tech personal to replace Erick&Nell, Fatima she had experience before so it's understandable but she isn't in the experience of the last Two, and roundtree was never in the tech filed, it looks weird.
The second part with the guys after her general wasn't better either, it was boring. The attempt of creating tension between Kilbride and Callen and Sam was weak. I actually liked the admiral when he first showed up, now I'm trying to understand what he is doing there? He isn't in NCIS like Granger and Mosley were. He is retired admiral with links to the military branches. It's ok when it's national security but not when it's about the military personnel that NCIS agents need to interrogate without thinking about their ranks or posts like the admiral suggested.
Another point, they need to bring new tech personal to replace Erick&Nell, Fatima she had experience before so it's understandable but she isn't in the experience of the last Two, and roundtree was never in the tech filed, it looks weird.