Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Week 6 (Oct. 18th-24th)

CBS's NCIS
Code of Conduct
Aired Oct. 20th

It was Halloween night and the team investigates what appears to be a suicide but it is discovered by the body’s frozen organs that it wasn’t a suicide. Lance Corporal James Korby consumed liquid nitrogen and autopsy also found he was poisoned and beaten by his unit while on mission. His unit was trying to teach him lessons for his pranks not kill him. Tony felt that Korby’s wife Sara, a third-time widower was guilty. Sara was a cheater but Gibbs knew she wasn’t a murder; Instead Sara and Korby’s stepdaughter killed Korby to inherit a trust fund and inheritance.


FOX's Bones
No new episode was aired.

NBC's Law & Order
Dignity
Aired Oct. 23rd


Dr. Walter Benning is shot in the head while attending church. Benning was a late term abortionist doctor with comes with many enemies. Many pro-life advocates threatened Dr. Benning and Wayne Grogan being one of these advocates. Grogan admits to killing Benning and justifies his actions by explaining he did it because Benning kills babies. Despite tearful and distracting testimonies, on whether getting or not getting an abortion is right, the jury found Grogan guilty of murder.

Summary

Both episodes we're extremely entertaining and I hate to have to pick the best of the two. However; I feel the best episode this week was Law & Order. This episode really brought to reality how the difference of opinions can really determine how you act and feel towards others.
The plot entailed twist: Rubirosa went against orders and told the other team why a nurse quit working at Benning's clinic. Unexpected events happened to characters: Rubirosa at the conclusion of the episode might end up quiting. A sense of suspense: Why exactly did the nurse quit? Horrible to find out Benning was really a murder when he killed a live baby he accidentally delivered.

Week 5 (Oct. 11th-17th)

CBS's NCIS

Good Cop, Bad Cop

Aired Oct. 13th

The body of a marine, Daniel Cryer, was found by a fisherman. Cryer was working with Ziva and Mossad to get Saleem Ulman. Ziva said that the ship had sunk in a storm but the location of Cryer’s body falsified her story. Cryer was killed by gunshot and after locating the sunken ship the team discovered the whole crew was shot to death. Ben-Gidon, Ziva’s former team leader showed up and demanded Ziva’s return to Mossad and in exchange he would tell director Vance what happened on the ship. Ben-Gidon said that Ziva killed Cryer because he gave up their cover, however; NCIS team proves that Ben-Gidon was the real shooter. Also, throughout the episode Ziva attempts to get a permanent position on the team and at the conclusion of the show is accepted as a NCIS agent.

FOX's Bones

A Night at the Bones Museum

Aired Oct. 15th

A security guard finds an Egyptian mummy on an electrical fence while checking the perimeter of a power plant. B&B find blood splatter on the mummy whom is later determined to be Prince Anok. The curator of the Smithsonian was found murdered inside of Anok's coffin. After seeing a cat scan of Anok's chest, Dr. Turnbull fights the curator for the ruby in his chest and kills her because she won't allow him to take it.

Also in this episode: Bones goes on a date with Booth's boss's boss and Booth's jealousy starts to prevail. Sweets stays close to Daisy incase she gets out of hand which cause them to fight and ultimately make up.

NBC's Law & Order

Reality Bites

Aired Oct. 16th

After picking up his 10 physically disabled children from school, Larry Johnson finds his wife’s dead body on the floor in their house. Larry and his wife Joy were deciding on whether or not they wanted to do a reality show. Larry in debt wanted to do the show but Joy did not and neither did a rivalry family who also wanted to do the show. Larry, the cheating husband, decided to do the show after his wife passed making him look rather suspicious. Larry was charged with murdering his but the jury declared a mistrial.

Summary:

All of the episodes this week were quite entertaining but the most entertaining for me was NCIS because:

· The plot entailed twist: One of the team members, Ziva, looked rather guilty for most of the episode mostly because of her lie about why the boat sank.

· Unexpected events happened to characters: While nothing physically happened it seemed as if Ziva might not get a permanent position on the team meaning no longer on the show.

· A sense of suspense: This lasted throughout the show with the question being did Ziva kill a marine.