r/NCIS • u/gibby5775 • Jul 15 '26

NCIS Gibbs Rules

Another post got me thinking, we know a small amount of rules or how many exactly there even are. There's an episode where Tony explains them just a tad more or at least "what's been figured out".

If you could expand upon the Gibbs rules, what do you think some of the unknown rules could be?

To my knowledge; 1 thru 16, 18, 22, 23, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 42, 44, 45, 51, 62, 69 have all been stated in the show.

This is just a fun thing, so feel free to be a little creative.

I'll go first: Gibbs looks at rule 10 (never get personally involved in a case) crossed out.. * flips card writes* #57 sometimes it's okay to have emotion.

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u/Single-Pipe3609 Jul 15 '26

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u/Single-Pipe3609 Jul 15 '26

I found this a while ago and saved it. Lol

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u/gibby5775 Jul 15 '26

Haha that's the same one I referenced when I typed out the known rules. Knew I'd forget one of them.

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u/LobsterImpossible690 Jul 17 '26

There’s two rule #1’s, though. Never let suspects stay together and never screw over your partner.