NCIS: Los Angeles – Chinatown (1×16)


THE #NCISLA TEAM DISCOVERS THAT AN APPARENT SUICIDE CASE MAY BE MURDER AND A THREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY, ON “NCIS: LOS ANGELES,” TUESDAY, MARCH 2

“Chinatown” – The death of a lieutenant commander appears to be suicide but the NCIS team uncovers evidence corresponding to murder. Also, Operational Psychologist Nate Getz joins Special Agent Kensi Blye in the field, on NCIS: LOS ANGELES, Tuesday, March 2 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

SERIES REGULARS:

NCIS Special Agent
G. Callen…………………………… Chris O’Donnell
NCIS Special Agent
Sam Hanna…………………………….. LL COOL J
Henrietta “Hetty” Lange………………. Linda Hunt
Operational Psychologist
Nate Getz……………………………. Peter Cambor
NCIS Special Agent
Kensi Blye…………………………….. Daniela Ruah
Tech Operator Eric Beal……………….Barrett Foa

GUEST CAST:

Jun Lee………………………………Tzi Ma
Ming Lee ………………………Elizabeth Sung
Jane Lee/Lipsger………………..Angela Oh
Nave Lieutenant Commander
Vic Stearnard……………..James Harvey Ward
Xue-Li…………………………..Elaine Kao
Bobby Tang………………..Fernando Chien
Hot Girl…………………….Rachel Sterling
Bride………………………..Lindsay Taylor
Video Girl…………………Katerina Mikailenko

DIRECTED BY: Alan J. Levi
WRITTEN BY: Lindsay Sturman

Official press release of CBS.

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One thought on “NCIS: Los Angeles – Chinatown (1×16)”

  1. sindee

    All in all this epi was OK for me. It had its good moments, but was not very outstanding.

    The mention of Dom's fate was great for me in the first moment, but felt a bit weird (kinda forced) in the second scene.

    Kensi tackling the guy was great, of course. Her walk with the victim's mum through Chinatown at the end was good, too. I kept holding my breath every time she looked around for the attackers.

    Nate “in the field” was hilarious. Good though that Hetty told him the story of the former psychologist-go-agent-guy. The ending showed well that the team also wants him to stay in his previous field.

    Sam razzing G at the beginning was maybe the funniest moment of the epi but there were some others, too, like the search with G and the toilet seat and Sam and the high heel. Also Kensi and Nate at the victim's home watching the intruder. Hetty had it's funny moment when Nate asked for advice.
    I'm sure Eric had a funny moment, too, but I cannot think of it right now, so I'll be back on that.

    As for the story I found it both interesting and creepy. In my opinion the one-child-policy backstory used as explanation for the immigration was fitting. The victim raised as a sleeper left quite a creepy aftertaste as it keeps me thinking how many of those people are around…

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