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* A fourth spinoff, ''NCIS: Sydney'', was announced in February 2022 to air in November 2023.

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* A fourth spinoff, ''NCIS: Sydney'', was announced in February 2022 to air in November 2022. It premiered throughout Australia on October 10, 2023. For North American viewers, it'll be premiering via CBS/Global on October 14, 2023.
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* PassingJudgment: Jimmy is often on the receiving end by virtue of being unbelievably terrible with his choice of words. He usually says just one thing that turns out to be highly irreverent and gets a really dirty stare from Gibbs or an appalled look from Ducky, sometimes both at the same time.

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* ThatOneCase: Ducky in ''Lt. Jane Doe''.

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* ThatOneCase: Ducky in ''Lt. "Lt. Jane Doe''.Doe", ever since he never could identify the original Jane Doe from the first "Trident Killer" murder and still carries her ashes without a family to go back to. At the end, it's confirmed that the present-day murder was done by a copycat and the real killer from back then died five weeks prior, giving Ducky some closure and hands Jane Doe's ashes over to be put to rest.



* TherapyIsForTheWeak: Their initial attitude towards seeing a therapist, though eventually the team gets some long overdue therapy. It . . . seems to help. [[BunnyEarsLawyer A little.]] [[DysfunctionJunction Very little.]] See below.

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* ThemeTuneCameo: Kate's ringtone in "Heart Breaks" is a music box version of the main theme.
* TherapyIsForTheWeak: Their initial attitude towards seeing a therapist, though eventually the team gets some long overdue therapy. It . . . seems to help. [[BunnyEarsLawyer A little.]] [[DysfunctionJunction Very little.]] See below.]]



* TitleDrop: In an emotional conversation with Ziva, Tony reminds her of a Navy lieutenant she'd fallen for and refers to him by a common phrase, a phrase which happened to be the episode in which he appeared: [[spoiler: "Dead Man Walking"]].

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* TitleDrop: In an emotional conversation with Ziva, Tony reminds her of a Navy lieutenant she'd fallen for and refers to him by a common phrase, a phrase which happened to be the episode in which he appeared: [[spoiler: "Dead [[spoiler:"Dead Man Walking"]].

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* CelebrityIsOverrated: It's a RunningGag that Gibbs is awarded NCIS's service medal year after year, but never even shows up to the awards ceremony, and Tony always accepts on his behalf. This was first introduced in Season Three's "Model Behavior", and made exceptionally poignant in Season Six's "Murder 2.0", after the team has just caught a serial killer who murdered three people in the flashiest possible way for the sake of ''"fifteen minutes"'' of fame. Lampshaded by Ducky:

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* CelebrityIsOverrated: It's a RunningGag that Gibbs is awarded NCIS's service medal year after year, but never even shows up to the awards ceremony, and Tony always accepts on his behalf. This was first introduced in Season Three's "Model Behavior", "[[Recap/NCISS03E11 Model Behavior]]", and made exceptionally poignant in Season Six's "Murder 2.0", after the team has just caught a serial killer who murdered three people in the flashiest possible way for the sake of ''"fifteen minutes"'' of fame. Lampshaded by Ducky:



* DrillSergeantNasty:
** Gibbs has shifted into this mode more than once to intimidate suspects, especially if they're Marines.
** S3 Ep 11, "Model Behavior" had an actual Marine drill instructor, though he wasn't training Marine recruits. He was part of a reality TV show.

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* DrillSergeantNasty:
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DrillSergeantNasty: Gibbs has shifted into this mode more than once to intimidate suspects, especially if they're Marines.
** S3 Ep 11, "Model Behavior" had an actual Marine drill instructor, though he wasn't training Marine recruits. He was part of a reality TV show.
Marines.
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* QuoteMine: In season Three "Model Behavior" when supermodel Taylor Shane was found dead on a Marine base, the press were all over the entrance trying to get in or talk with someone. When Gibbs was going through, they were shoving themselves in the way and knocked his coffee out of his hands. Very angry but holding it in, he kept on the "No comment" line. When one complained about their story not having much if they don't get answers, Gibbs replied "I don't care." Later, the reporter took that line and added the question "Don't you care about the victim?" or something to that effect and added Gibbs' line to the shot of him walking away. Gibbs is able to convince the station to make a retraction and apology.
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* MajoredInWesternHypocrisy: Comes up a few times.
** Ari Haswari, the terrorist mastermind for Hamas and later al-Qaeda, was educated as a doctor at the Royal Medical College in Edinburgh, Scotland (Ducky's own ''alma mater'').
** Saleem Ullman, the leader of the terrorist cell in Season Seven's "[[Recap/NCISS07E01 Truth and Consequences]]", received his B.A. from Yale University, and is indignant when Tony insults their football team's record.
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** Gibbs once asked Tony for help with the crossword puzzle clue "TV Drama" and Tony answers "Series/StElsewhere," which Mark Harmon appeared on.

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** Gibbs once asked Tony for help with the crossword puzzle CrosswordPuzzle clue "TV Drama" and Tony answers "Series/StElsewhere," which Mark Harmon appeared on.
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* A fourth spinoff, ''NCIS: Sydney'', was announced in February 2022 to air in 2023.

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* A fourth spinoff, ''NCIS: Sydney'', was announced in February 2022 to air in November 2023.

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* TheChainsOfCommanding: Lampshaded by Gibbs in Season Seven's "Ignition", when McGee takes the lead in investigating the death of a Navy Top Gun who died while test-flying a jet pack. Unfortunately, being lead means he has to stay in the squadroom while Tony and Ziva head out to interview the suspect jet pack engineer at his laboratory.
-->'''Gibbs''': The price of being in charge.

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* TheChainsOfCommanding: Lampshaded by Gibbs in Season Seven's "Ignition", when McGee [=McGee=] takes the lead in investigating the death of a Navy Top Gun who died while test-flying a jet pack. Unfortunately, being lead means he has to stay in the squadroom squad room while Tony and Ziva head out to interview the suspect jet pack engineer at his laboratory.
-->'''Gibbs''': -->'''Gibbs:''' The price of being in charge.



--->'''Tony''': Run for your life, Probie! Run!\\
'''[=McGee=]''': What's going on?\\
'''Tony''': I'm just trying to save your life!\\
'''[=McGee=]''': What did you do?!\\
'''Tony''': ''(laughs indignantly)'' Why do you assume it's me...? That's a good point, but in this case, actually-\\
'''Ziva''': MCGEE!\\
'''Tony''': Too late.

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--->'''Tony''': --->'''Tony:''' Run for your life, Probie! Run!\\
'''[=McGee=]''': '''[=McGee=]:''' What's going on?\\
'''Tony''': '''Tony:''' I'm just trying to save your life!\\
'''[=McGee=]''': '''[=McGee=]:''' What did you do?!\\
'''Tony''': ''(laughs indignantly)'' '''Tony:''' ''[laughs indignantly]'' Why do you assume it's me...? That's a good point, but in this case, actually-\\
'''Ziva''':
actually--\\
'''Ziva:'''
MCGEE!\\
'''Tony''': '''Tony:''' Too late.



---> '''Gibbs''': The worst mistake you made...\\
'''Fornell''': You tried to shoot our agents.\\
(''Fornell gets up and takes off his jacket'')\\
'''Gibbs''': Hey, let me hang that up for you, Tobias\\
(''Gibbs tosses Fornell's jacket over the security camera while Fornell rolls up his sleeves. Cue the OhCrap look on the suspect's face as he realizes he's in serious trouble.'')
* PersonAsVerb: Tony, frequently.

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---> '''Gibbs''': --->'''Gibbs:''' The worst mistake you made...\\
'''Fornell''': '''Fornell:''' You tried to shoot our agents.\\
(''Fornell ''[Fornell gets up and takes off his jacket'')\\
'''Gibbs''':
jacket]''\\
'''Gibbs:'''
Hey, let me hang that up for you, Tobias\\
(''Gibbs ''[Gibbs tosses Fornell's jacket over the security camera while Fornell rolls up his sleeves. Cue sleeves; cue the OhCrap look on the suspect's face as he realizes he's in serious trouble.'')
trouble]''
* PersonAsVerb: PersonAsVerb:
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Tony, frequently.



-->'''"Spandaxia"''': We would appreciate a little professional courtesy!\\
'''Tony''': [''over personal loudspeaker''] You are not professionals!

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-->'''"Spandaxia"''': -->'''"Spandaxia":''' We would appreciate a little professional courtesy!\\
'''Tony''': [''over '''Tony:''' ''[over personal loudspeaker''] loudspeaker]'' You are not professionals!



* ProperlyParanoid: [=McGee=] never tells anyone where he works. He'll give out cell numbers, pages, etc, but he never mentions NCIS. Which is how he knows, when his new girlfriend shows up to pick him up after work, that she's not who she says she is. Overlaps with INeverSaidItWasPoison.

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* ProperlyParanoid: ProperlyParanoid:
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[=McGee=] never tells anyone where he works. He'll give out cell numbers, pages, etc, etc., but he never mentions NCIS. Which is how he knows, when his new girlfriend shows up to pick him up after work, that she's not who she says she is. Overlaps with INeverSaidItWasPoison.



--->'''Abby''':'''''[[BadAssBoast I am the government.]]'''''

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--->'''Abby''':'''''[[BadAssBoast --->'''Abby:''' ''[[BadAssBoast I am the government.]]'''''

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* RunningGag: Many.
** In fact, they've evolved over the years.

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* RunningGag: Many.
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Many. In fact, they've evolved over the years.years.
* SawItInAMovieOnce:
** In Season Three's "Bait", Tony comes up with an ingenious idea to head-fake the drug cartel hitmen monitoring the hostage situation. Afterwards everyone congratulates him on his brilliance... for remembering when the same trick was used in ''Film/{{Speed}}''.
** In Season Six's "Love & War", the victim, a computer genius, was hacking into the Department of Homeland Security using a "phreak box" made from a "Beary Smyles" talking doll (an {{expy}} of Teddy Ruxpin). Gibbs doesn't have a clue what a "phreak box" is, but Tony (usually the team's DumbJock) volunteers an explanation that is close enough that [=McGee=], the ComputerNerd, doesn't correct him on anything. Noting everyone's surprised looks, he asks if he's the only one who's seen ''Film/WarGames'', ''Film/{{Sneakers}}'', or ''Film/{{Hackers}}''.
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* BavarianFireDrill: In Season Five's "Identity Crisis", the terrorist mastermind's henchman masquerades as [[spoiler:a restaurant delivery boy]]. In his apartment, they find an assortment of messenger uniforms, confirming that this is how he's raided various government agencies and private corporations for information. Lampshaded at the end by Tony, who remembers attending a high-security party at a gated embassy, when a guy just walked through the front door with a paper bag and a t-shirt that said "liquor store" on it.
-->'''Tony''': And he goes, "did anybody order, uh, a bottle of vodka?"\\
'''Ziva''': The places you can access when you look the part.
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* ASimplePlan: In Season Six's "Love & War", Tony agrees that his latest prank on [=McGee=] went too far, but the question is how to reverse it without actually owning up to it.
-->'''Ziva''': What did you think would happen?!\\
'''Tony''': I didn't know! The flaw in the plan... was the plan.

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* {{Southies}}: See trope entry.

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* %%ZCE* {{Southies}}: See trope entry.



* SpannerInTheWorks: The StrangersOnATrainPlotMurder in "Alibi" fell apart because a drunken Marine stole one of the conspirator's truck and accidentally killed somebody with it in a hit-and-run.

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* SpannerInTheWorks: SpannerInTheWorks:
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The StrangersOnATrainPlotMurder in "Alibi" fell apart because a drunken Marine stole one of the conspirator's truck and accidentally killed somebody with it in a hit-and-run.hit-and-run.
** In "Bulletproof", a scheme to get rich from selling defective (and outright dangerous) bulletproof vests gets discovered when two teens get in a mild tussle and one throws a bag of spray paint out from a balcony in the process, which accidentally lands on a moving van's windshield and overturns it, revealing the defective goods it was hauling.



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* StockFootage: Largely averted. For a show involving the US Navy, its hardware doesn't really feature all that much, although earlier seasons had many an obvious stock clip of various ships and sometimes planes.
** But it is liberally used in the 200th episode to fill in for past NCIS characters who can't make it to filming. I'm looking at you, Kate and Jenny.

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* StockFootage: Largely averted. For a show involving the US Navy, its hardware doesn't really feature all that much, although earlier seasons had many an obvious stock clip of various ships and sometimes planes.
** But it
planes. It is liberally used in the 200th episode to fill in for past NCIS characters who can't make it to filming. I'm looking at you, filming, such as Kate and Jenny.Jenny's scenes.
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* AmmoralAttorney: The frequency of this would make you think anyone attempting to defend a criminal would likely be in cahoots or outright bedding them. There are a handful of exceptions contrasting the sheer number of people who are usually in on the schemes or even using the perp to commit a crime ''for'' them. Usually the exceptions [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness then get targeted or even outright killed]].

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* AmmoralAttorney: AmoralAttorney: The frequency of this would make you think anyone attempting to defend a criminal would likely be in cahoots or outright bedding them. There are a handful of exceptions contrasting the sheer number of people who are usually in on the schemes or even using the perp to commit a crime ''for'' them. Usually the exceptions [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness then get targeted or even outright killed]].
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* AmmoralAttorney: The frequency of this would make you think anyone attempting to defend a criminal would likely be in cahoots or outright bedding them. There are a handful of exceptions contrasting the sheer number of people who are usually in on the schemes or even using the perp to commit a crime ''for'' them. Usually the exceptions [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness then get targeted or even outright killed]].
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** In Season Two's "SWAK", Tony and Kate are quarantined at Walter Reed under the care of Dr. Brad Pitt, who is accustomed to explaining: 1) yes, that's really his name, and 2) no, he's [[Creator/BradPitt no relation]].

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** In Season Two's "SWAK", Tony and Kate are quarantined at Walter Reed under the care of Dr. Brad Pitt, who is accustomed to explaining: 1) yes, that's really his name, and 2) no, he's [[Creator/BradPitt no relation]].[[note]]Since the more famous Brad's real first name is William, this would not be impossible.[[/note]]
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** In Season Seven's "The Inside Man", Gibbs and Tony meet with a SEC investigator whose name is... UsefulNotes/BenjaminFranklin:

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** In Season Seven's "The Inside Man", Gibbs and Tony meet with a SEC investigator whose name is... UsefulNotes/BenjaminFranklin:Benjamin Franklin:
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** In Season Two's "SWAK", Tony and Kate are quarantined at Walter Reed under the care of Dr. Brad Pitt, who is accustomed to explaining: 1) yes, that's really his name, and 2) no, he's [[Creator/BradPitt no relation]].
** In Season Seven's "The Inside Man", Gibbs and Tony meet with a SEC investigator whose name is... UsefulNotes/BenjaminFranklin:
--->'''Tony''': Is that really your name?\\
'''Ben''': Yes, and I've heard ''every'' imaginable joke, so... spare me?
*** This doesn't stop Tony from trying, though.

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* CelebrityParadox: In ''The Meat Puzzle'', Kate asks Gibbs what Ducky (played by David [=McCallum=]) looked like when he was younger. His answer?

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* CelebrityParadox: In CelebrityParadox:
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''The Meat Puzzle'', Kate asks Gibbs what Ducky (played by David [=McCallum=]) looked like when he was younger. His answer?


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**In “South by Southwest”, Tony mentions ''Film/ScentOfAWoman'' and specifically mentions Creator/ChrisODonnell, who would soon become a regular on ''Series/NCISLosAngeles'' as G. Callen. He would actually debut in the role just 5 episodes after this in the two part backdoor pilot “Legend”.
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* IntimateLotionApplication: PlayedForLaughs In "Moonlighting". One of the witnesses is [[TheStoner a perpetual stoner]] who has welts on his back due to a henna tattoo, and he begs either Tony or Ziva to rub lotion on his back, with them desperately trying to dodge having to do the task, clearly disgusted by the prospect.

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---> '''Ziva''': "I once killed a man with a credit card."

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---> '''Ziva''': "I I once killed a man with a credit card."


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* IRememberBecause: In Season Ten's "You Better Watch Out", Stewie, [=McGee=]'s old buddy from M.I.T., now works as a foreman at a landfill; when they ask him about a certain date, he remembers there was a break-in on the same night. When Tony asks him how he could remember the exact date, Stewie is surprised: ''"Everybody remembers where they were that day, don't you? [[Film/ZeroDarkThirty It was the night the Navy SEAL team took out bin Laden.]]"''
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***In the penultimate episode of season 20, Ducky informs the team of an old Russian spy who defected to the US and changed his name. He retained his first name, but the surname he chose? Kuryakin.

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** In the most literal meaning of the words in Season Seven's "Flesh And Blood": the victim is hurled backwards and smashes into the ground when a bomb that he is later revealed to have planted himself explodes prematurely.

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** In the most literal meaning of the words in Season Seven's "Flesh And Blood": the victim VictimOfTheWeek is hurled backwards and smashes into the ground when a bomb that he is later revealed to have planted himself explodes prematurely.



** In Season Seven's "Flesh And Blood", the VictimOfTheWeek has been literally HoistByHisOwnPetard, hurled into the air and backward when a bomb detonated in front of him. For bonus points, Tony remarks that he didn't know someone could actually get ''"blown out of his shoes."''
--->'''Ducky''': Now if the explosion had "knocked his socks off", that would be impressive, wouldn't it?

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** In Season Six's "Hide and Seek", Ziva says she ''"hit a stone wall."'' Everyone assumes she made another one of her idiomatic errors and meant to say "brick wall", but she explains that she backed up her car too quickly.
** In Season Seven's "Flesh And Blood", Tony observes one of these at a crime scene where the VictimOfTheWeek has been literally HoistByHisOwnPetard, was hurled into the air and backward when a bomb detonated in front of him. For bonus points, Tony remarks that he didn't know someone could actually get ''"blown him:
--->'''Tony''': I've heard the saying, "he got blown
out of his shoes."''
--->'''Ducky''':
shoes", but never thought I'd see it.\\
'''Ducky''':
Now if the explosion had "knocked his socks off", that would be impressive, wouldn't it?it?
*** For bonus points, Abby later confirms that [[spoiler:the victim planted the bomb himself but it exploded prematurely, meaning he was, in the most literal sense of the words, HoistByHisOwnPetard.]]
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** In Season Two's "[[Recap/NCISS 02 E 22 SWAK]]", Ducky describes the variety of plague that Tony has contracted, pneumonic plague, as by far the worst. There are three main varieties of plague - bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic - and the last (which involves the plague bacilli infecting the bloodstream) is regarded as the worst.

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** In Season Two's "[[Recap/NCISS 02 E 22 "[[Recap/NCISS02E22 SWAK]]", Ducky describes the variety of plague that Tony has contracted, pneumonic plague, as by far the worst. There are three main varieties of plague - bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic - and the last (which involves the plague bacilli infecting the bloodstream) is regarded as the worst.

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* ArtisticLicenseMedicine: Most of Season 18 takes place during the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic and is referenced in multiple episodes. However, the show barely attempts to showcase the cast living in the same lockdown conditions as real people are. Masks are rarely worn on the show and nobody employs social distancing procedures, either inside or outside. There are also multiple scenes set in hospitals where nobody, whether visitors or staff, are wearing masks or face shields or anything of the like. The characters also mention how much they're sick of being locked at home, but given how little we see of the characters' home lives, it rings hollow since they work like normal. The only indicators we get that COVID has an effect is the addition of a clear divider in the interrogation room and having every other seat taped off in the diner Gibbs frequents.

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* ArtisticLicenseMedicine: ArtisticLicenseMedicine:
** In Season Two's "[[Recap/NCISS 02 E 22 SWAK]]", Ducky describes the variety of plague that Tony has contracted, pneumonic plague, as by far the worst. There are three main varieties of plague - bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic - and the last (which involves the plague bacilli infecting the bloodstream) is regarded as the worst.
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Most of Season 18 takes place during the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic and is referenced in multiple episodes. However, the show barely attempts to showcase the cast living in the same lockdown conditions as real people are. Masks are rarely worn on the show and nobody employs social distancing procedures, either inside or outside. There are also multiple scenes set in hospitals where nobody, whether visitors or staff, are wearing masks or face shields or anything of the like. The characters also mention how much they're sick of being locked at home, but given how little we see of the characters' home lives, it rings hollow since they work like normal. The only indicators we get that COVID has an effect is the addition of a clear divider in the interrogation room and having every other seat taped off in the diner Gibbs frequents.

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* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: In "Power Down," a scene in Abby's lab starts out with her music, but ends with the music slowing to a stop as the CD player runs out of battery.

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* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: It's established several times that the music playing in Abby's lab is her own library. In "Power Down," a scene in Abby's lab starts out with her music, but ends with the music slowing to a stop as the CD player runs out of battery.


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* LoonyFan: In "Cover Story", one of these is this of [=McGee's=] book "Deep Six" who gets so attached to the cast that he goes nuts after looting one of [=McGee's=] scrapped free-writing notes and thinks that he as his counterpart "[=McGregor=]" is going to be killed by two real-life people also having counterparts in the book and bases their deaths directly from the story, which culminates in him completely misinterpreting a scrapped line that looks like [[spoiler:Abby as "Amy Sutton"]] is going to kill "[=McGregor=]" next.

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* BlandNameProduct: The team's big monitors often tune in to the '''c'''able '''n'''ews '''n'''etwork ZNN.

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* BlandNameProduct: BlandNameProduct:
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The team's big monitors often tune in to the '''c'''able '''n'''ews '''n'''etwork ZNN.ZNN.
** The "Hot Fresh Coffee" cups have an almost-identical logo to Starbucks, with the mermaid replaced with a coffee cup.
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*TheChainsOfCommanding: Lampshaded by Gibbs in Season Seven's "Ignition", when McGee takes the lead in investigating the death of a Navy Top Gun who died while test-flying a jet pack. Unfortunately, being lead means he has to stay in the squadroom while Tony and Ziva head out to interview the suspect jet pack engineer at his laboratory.
-->'''Gibbs''': The price of being in charge.
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* AbsenceOfEvidence: In Season Five's "Stakeout", Gibbs has Nikki Jardine check with her international contacts for chatter about the stolen radar system. She reports a big fat ''nada'', but says that in itself is significant:
-->'''Jardine''': If top-secret electronics were out there for sale, or in the hands of a foreign operative, we would have picked up something by now. I think the silence speaks volumes.\\
'''Gibbs''': What's it saying?
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* InverseDialogueDeathRule: {{Subverted}}. Kate Todd, one of the lead special agents, gets sniped straight in the center of her forehead and dies abruptly.

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* InverseDialogueDeathRule: {{Subverted}}.{{Subverted}} in [[Recap/NCISS02E23 "Twilight"]]. Kate Todd, one of the lead special agents, gets sniped straight in the center of her forehead and dies abruptly.

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