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Elizabeth B. (bethieof96) from NINETY SIX, SC
Reviewed on 11/5/2013...

Their is only one other hit show I like besides this and it is it's name sake. Yeap, NCIS. I love watching this pair of people (agents I reckon they are) They are the best and it seems like anything goes right for them then they have to go through a lot od stuff to get their. They do get their guys and sometimes gals, I love to watch every Tuesday at 9:00 p.m. right after NCIS with the man Harmon. He is so fine. Check it out you all. Both the show are awesome and they all are fine. LL Cool J has the moves and Chris has the brains, then you got Deeks and Kensi. These two are a match made somewhere but they just can't figure what they want, They rock as a team and what they don't do ain't been thought of. Love them all.
I give this show a A+. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE them.

It's cool, it's hip, and it's, uh, mediocre

Thucydides 1 | USA | 09/15/2010

(3 out of 5 stars)

"The structure of the NCIS LA team is hampered by the fact that there is no strong central authority figure, like Gibbs is in the D.C. NCIS office. It all looks like a bunch of twenty-somethings running around trying to be cool, and that, coupled with some fairly boring, second-rate script writing makes for a mediocre series. LL Cool J is the most interesting character in this unremarkable, formulaic series, but even he can't save it from being so predictable and unimaginative. The gee-whiz technical stuff works so much better in the regular NCIS series, due to the splendid character portrayals by "McGee" and "Abby", so really, what has NCIS LA got to recommend it, week after week? Oh, it's not horrible, but just about anything else is a better use of my time.

My feeling about the D. C. NCIS is totally different -- I own the DVDs of all seven seasons of it and anxiously await the rollout of season eight."