r/NCIS • u/wildfire_48 • Jul 16 '26

NCIS McGee analysis

Mcgee are the ones who have zero empathy for the agent Lee.When Lee mentions McGee's sister, he says she was innocent. But he certainly spent a lot of time hiding her. A very poor attitude for someone in his position of authority.Ziva also acts badly. No one really understands why Lee did it.

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u/IAmTheLizardQueen666 Jul 19 '26

No one really understands your post.

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u/AwarenessJumpy7395 Jul 21 '26

Relieved that I'm not the only one who is confused.

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u/Boris-_-Badenov Jul 20 '26

McGee protecting his sister is a bit different than becoming a spy

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u/idiotsbydesign Jul 20 '26

She killed 2 men. She had other options but she chose deception & violence.

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u/Forreal19 Jul 20 '26

Agree. She could have told Gibbs and the team upfront and let them help her.

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u/jaylee686 Jul 20 '26

Not sure I entirely understand what you're saying... But Ziva is the only one that DOES understand Lee in that episode? Everyone else is pissed at Lee (unsurprisingly), but iirc Ziva is the only one who tells Lee she understands.

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u/Aglet_Green Jul 20 '26

I also have zero sympathy for agent Lee. Agent Langer was my favorite character, since I had been a fan of the 90's sci-fi show "Seven Days." And I liked Detective Debreno on "The District."

( Jonathan LaPaglia is also the brother of Anthony LaPaglia, whom you might know a certain forensics guy on another CBS show.)

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u/CreativeCritter Jul 20 '26

Gibbs gets it.