Tonight, NCIS did an excellent job establishing what is actually a series in
New Orleans someday; we were even surprised pleasantly. There was a lot more
chemistry right from the gate than with “NCIS: Red,” and that provides us hope
there may be an excellent series here someday.
The next episode of
"NCIS" Gibbs and Pride chase leads in New Orleans
after evidence points to a copycat of the infamous Privileged Killer after both
a Congressman and former NIS agent and an FBI agent's murders fit the serial
killer's MO. Because the first bout of the two-parter ended, Gibbs, Pride,
Lasalle and Brody had discovered where in fact the
killer found his victims - plus they were being watched.
Up to now, Pride
and the ME, Loretta Wade, whom we have to see more of in next
week's conclusion to essentially get yourself a good feel on her behalf, appear
to be the best elements of this new team.
While Gibbs brought Bishop with him to New Orleans, Fornell kept Tony and McGee back DC with him, and in next week's
episode, they'll continue steadily to track political connections to the case.
Plus, Bishop sends Tony a particular souvenir from New Orleans - a voodoo doll
of himself, as has been revealed.
Lucas Black, Zoe McLellan, and CCH
Pounder are anticipated showing up again in NCIS Season 11 also. McLellan and
bakula have already been well-received by NCIS fans, predicated on Twitter
feedbacks. Others want more screen time for CCH Pounder, although some others
have yet to warm up to Black.
NCIS showrunner Gary Glasberg has expressed
his optimism over NCIS New Orleans. In this NOLA report, Glasberg shares his
formula for the potential spin-off: "Have the funny, have the light, and also
mix it with the drama. That, at the ultimate end of your day, is all I could
do."