NCIS Los Angeles Review Let's Get Faded - TV Fanatic HIDVDS.COM

No, it wasn't death by exploding cigar, but perhaps that would have made this episode a little more exciting.

""was an odd story to tell. It started out as a case about a former CIA operative that was blown up on his balcony, but turned into a look at Hetty and Granger's past.

With the agent's complicated history and life, it could have been an intense thriller.Instead, the story got ahead of itself and became a bitconvolutedalong the way, starting with Callen's immediate suspicion of Hetty. He read way too much into her actions for it to seem plausible.

Why would Hetty put them on the case, disappear and not tell them what was going on? Both Hetty and Granger have been secretive in the past, but here it just didn't make sense. Yet, she left clues for Callen to find her. Why didn't she just say where she was going?

Granted, it created suspense and drama about her nut allergy and the quest to find out where she was,games rental online, but it was contrived and unoriginal. I felt like I was watching two different cases that were poorly merged together.

Fatima Khan was highly motivated in her desire for revenge. It took her years to put all the pieces into place. She went to a good school, made a lot of money and put herself in a position to get the security clearance necessary to find out who killed her father.

She successfully killed two out of the four people responsible. And she very well may have killed Hetty and Granger if the boat shed crew didn't show up when they did. They prevented Fatima's getaway,discount blu ray dvds, but it was Hetty that took the final kill shot. It was intriguing that Callen felt the government was responsible for Fatima's ultimate lot in life.

She wasn't born a killer. We made her one.

While the case itself fell flat for me, the characters saved it throughout the hour. Their interactions felt authentic, even though they were full of hilarious banter. However, it was the closing conversation between Hetty and Granger that was surprisingly touching.

Hetty and Granger have been through quite a bit in their career and together. They had choices to make and it was reassuring to hear that Hetty was comfortable with those decisions. As she noted, "I didn't choose this life. It chose me."

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