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**Luiz Perez** was a drug kingpin who lived on the outskirts of Los Angeles. He was recently divorced from a woman named Helen McGuire and the two had a daughter together named Emma.

Perez is believed to have been responsible for ordering the execution of Helen's brother, Commander Frank McGuire and he also abducted his daughter, Emma for safekeeping.

Perez was later arrested in a standoff between himself, his men and NCIS Agent G. Callen although Perez knew from the very beginning that Callen was an NCIS Agent, having called his ex-wife, Helen for information in regards to their supposedly missing daughter.

## Known Victims

* Frank McGuire- (ordered his execution).
* G. Callen- (attempted).

## Trivia

* Alex Fernandez is best known by video-games fans for his role as the evil Seymour Guado in the PS2 game, Final Fantasy X and its sequel, Final Fantasy X-2.
* Fernandez would later go to appear in the original NCIS series in the Season 9 episodes, Engaged Part 1 (episode) and Engaged Part 2 (episode).
Michael Hazlett

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**Michael Hazlett** was a Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps who was married with three children. During a routine training exercise, a drone went rogue and crashed, killing Hazlett with NCIS's Office of Special Projects getting assigned to investigate the death.
6247-677 Case 105

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 October 20, 2009

 Search and Destroy

Followed
Keepin' It Real

Killshot is the fifth episode of NCIS: Los Angeles. It also marks the debut appearance of Abigail Sciuto, a main character on the original NCIS series.

## Synopsis

A defence contractor is shot dead while on his jet-ski and the team fear that his classified secrets have been lost but all that changes when they find a suspect: a woman named Lee Wuan Kai, an assassin originally from North Korea who has haunted NCIS Director Leon Vance for several years. Meanwhile, rookie Agent Dominic Vail goes on an undercover assignment for the first time.

## Major Events

* It's revealed that Kensi can lip-read.
* It's revealed that Dom is now an official NCIS Special Agent.
* Abigail Sciuto, a scientist at the Navy Yard and one of the main characters in the original NCIS series is introduced for the first time.

## Trivia

* Both Rocky Carroll and Pauley Perette are credited as Special Guest Stars.
* The events in this episode would later be carried over to the original NCIS series with the story-line of Lee Wuan Kai being wrapped up in the Season 7 episode, Endgame (episode).

## Episode Name Origin

The name "Killshot" stems from the "kill-shot" or "head-shot" which assassins such as Lee Wuan Kai are trained to use.

## Production Notes

This will be the fifth episode of the first season to air. However, Killshot was the second episode of the series filmed. The presentation order of the episodes was reordered so that this episode would air after The Only Easy Day, Predator and Search and Destroy.

## External Links

CBS Press Release for Episode 1.05

**[ Season Two ]**
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**Tailor** is a man who is responsible for tailoring or looking after the clothes department in the Office of Special Projects.
6247-677 Case 120

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 April 27, 2010

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Found

Fame is the twentieth episode of NCIS: Los Angeles.

## Synopsis

A naval officer with connections to a well known and infamous socialite dies after the car he's in falls off a cliff but it's soon discovered that prior to his death, he was shot, suggesting that his death is a murder. The OSP team pose as VIPs in hopes of determining who killed the officer. Meanwhile, Detective Marty Deeks adjusts to life as a liaison between NCIS and the LAPD.

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## Trivia

* This episode marks the final appearance in Season 1 of Marty Deeks played by Eric Christian Olsen as he would not appear until the Season 2 premiere episode, having been added to the main cast.
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**Yousef Kaleem** was a radical Muslim with strong anti-American beliefs who took on the job of stealing a Predator missile from a launch site for his boss, Arthur Janson.

NCIS Special Agents G. Callen and Sam Hanna attempted to arrest him but Kaleem opted to blow himself up, resulting in his death.

## Victims

* G. Callen- (attempted, failed).
* Sam Hanna- (attempted, failed).

## Trivia

* Nick McDow previously appeared in the original NCIS series in the Season 6 episode, Broken Bird (episode).
6247-677 Case 118

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 March 16, 2010

 Full Throttle

Followed
Hand-to-Hand

Blood Brothers is the eighteenth episode of NCIS: Los Angeles.

## Synopsis

A Marine is killed in a drive by shooting, OSP's investigation leads them to an operation smuggling automatic weapons, notably AK-47s which come from the streets of Iraq into the hands of a dangerous local street gang.

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Kurt Holgate

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**Kurt Holgate** was a Navy SEAL and an old friend of Sam Hanna's who took part in a raid on a drug dealer's house.

Agents Kensi Blye and Dominic Vail were given of the task of keeping an eye on Holgate from a distance but they lost him after Holgate realized he was being tailed.

Sam and his partner, G. Callen confronted Morris Raspen and took him into custody after a brutal fight.

Holgate eventually gave up Holgate's location and the OSP team hatched a plan to get corrupt Detective Douglas Grozen to confess to the fact that he had killed his own partner by using Holgate as bait while Callen went undercover as Raspen.

In the gunfight that ensured, Grozen and his partner were both shot and killed by Sam and Kensi while Holgate was left injured and taken to hospital for treatment with Sam later revealing that Holgate was out of surgery and that the doctors treating him believed that he would make a full recovery.

## Trivia

* Matt Battaglia previously appeared in the original NCIS series in the Season 1 episode, A Weak Link (episode).
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**Hannil Rostoff** was G. Callen's former foster sister who prior to her death was studying John Cole/ Ethan Stanhope from a distance.

While in a rented apartment, Hannil was gunned down by Stanhope's bodyguard, Max Tyrus and her death prompted the Office of Special Projects to be dispatched to investigate where it was discovered that her death was connected to Callen's near-fatal shooting that had happened several months ago.
John Bordinay

John Bordinay
Portrayed by Richard Brake
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**John Bordinay** was the second-in-command of ELE or "Enhancing Law Enforcement", a dangerous militia group and Malcolm Tallridge's right-hand man. According to Special Agent Mike Renko, Bordinay was a paranoid nutjob.

Bordinay was responsible for killing Scott Reilly and attempted to kill G. Callen but Callen's partner, Sam Hanna who had been watching from a distance shot Bordinay with a sniper rifle, resulting in Bordinay's death.

## Victims

* A group of unnamed illegal immigrants including three children- (chased them into the desert while firing on them, all members of the group eventually died from thirst).
* Scott Reilly- (shot).
* G. Callen- (attempted).
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**Daniel Su** was a North Korean and also the brother of Jimmy Su. While out on his jet-ski, Daniel was shot by an unknown assassin and eventually wound up on the shore where some passers-by tried to save him. But it proved to be useless as Daniel died on the way to hospital, prompting the NCIS: Office of Special Projects to get involved.
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**Blonde Girl** was a girl who appeared in Episode:Killshot.
Cherise Dawson

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**Cherise Dawson** was a video-game tester who dated Marine and suspected murderer, Walton Flynn. She was investigated after she picked up Flynn at an airport after he ran over a federal agent. She was identified by the tattoo on her left arm on a security camera.

Her home was entered and wiretapped, both without warrants, by NCIS agents Sam Hanna and G. Callen.
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**Aimee Su** was a woman who was married to a North Korean man, Jimmy Su whose brother, Daniel was murdered by the assassin Lee Wuan Kai.

Aimee herself was responsible for the death of Daniel's business partner, Sally Morris.
6247-677 Case 101

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 September 22, 2009

 Legend (Part 2) (NCIS)

Followed
The Only Easy Day

**Identity** is the first episode of NCIS: Los Angeles as a stand-alone series, though the first appearance of the characters occurred in the twenty-second and twenty-third episodes of the sixth season of NCIS with the episodes being titled Episode:Legend (Part 1) and Episode:Legend (Part 2). It also marks the debut appearance of Agent Dominic Vail and Operations Manager, Henrietta Lange.

## Synopsis

Having successfully recovered from his near-fatal shooting at the end of the pilot episode, Episode:Legend (Part 2), NCIS Special Agent G. Callen rejoins the NCIS: Office of Special Projects team whose headquarters have since moved to new surroundings. His first case back involves a Naval Commander who was kidnapped by a drug cartel and eventually killed in a shootout between the cartel and members of the Los Angeles Police Department. The team investigate and soon discover that the Commander's actions might have jeopardized a highly-classified military operation against various drug cartels in Mexico and also put the life of his young niece in great danger, forcing the team to race against the clock to find and save the young girl before it's too late but all is not what it seems....

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* Callen returns to work a month early.

* It's shown that Callen has the scars from his near-fatal shooting.
* It's revealed that the OSP have moved to a new location, presumably due to security reasons or in the aftermath of Callen's shooting and according to Sam Hanna, they've been there for three months.
* It's revealed that Kensi is fluent in Portuguese while Callen is fluent in Spanish and both Dom and Hetty are fluent in Latin.
* It's revealed that prior to joining NCIS, Callen worked for the FBI while Sam was a SEAL.
* Operations Manager Henrietta Lange and Special Agent Dominic Vail are both introduced for the first time.
* It's also stated that Hetty has known Callen for three years.
* Callen reveals that Kensi is a Marine brat.

## External Links

CBS Press Release for NCIS: Los Angeles episode 1.01 Identity

**[ Season Two ]**
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**Amy** was a waitress working at the roof-top club where Brandon Valdivia worked.

NCIS Special Agents G. Callen and Kensi Blye later interviewed her during their investigation into Valdivia's murder.
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**Stanton Olin** was a former Marine who guilty over his own actions as well as that of the members of his unit took extreme measures to make sure they all paid for their actions.

## Victims

* Asher Ross- (killed when a bomb in his phone exploded).
* Hastings King- (twice attempted to kill with a bomb).
* Kensi Blye- (attempted).
* G. Callen- (attempted).
* Sam Hanna- (attempted).

## Trivia

* Rich McDonald previously appeared in the main NCIS series in the Season 6 episode, Cloak (episode).
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**Steampunk Bartender** was a guy who worked at the Steampunk bar and who like the other customers was interviewed by Agents G. Callen and Sam Hanna after Abigail Sciuto was kidnapped from the bar where she had been with Eric Beale.
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**Frank McGuire** was a Naval Commander who had top-security access to classified information. Not much is known about his family except for the fact that his parents are deceased and that he had a sister and a niece.

As such, due to his clearance, he became the target of an unnamed drug cartel who kidnapped him and forced to spend him three hours every morning, downloading information but McGuire sent emails to his laptop, emails that contained images of what he was being forced to steal, information that would come in handy for the NCIS: Office of Special Projects.

At some point during a gunfight, McGuire was executed by being shot in the head which was done presumably to stop him from talking to the police if he was captured. His body was later found by LAPD officers, prompting OSP to open an investigation into his death.
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**Brent Duffy** was a Citdential Agent deployed to capture rogue and mentally unstable Marine Walton Flynn.

## Trivia

* Isiah Mustafa previously appeared in the main NCIS series in the Season 6 episode, Caged (episode).
6247-677 Case 123

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 May 18, 2010

Story
Dave Kalstein

 Hunted

Followed
Callen, G

Burned is the twenty-third episode of NCIS: Los Angeles.

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## Synopsis

When Callen's cover is blown, he's left out in the cold. Back at OSP HQ, the team's computers are hacked, forcing them to shut down Operations for the time being but things get crazy when it's revealed that a shadowy intelligence dealer who has ties to an Eastern European mafia group is responsible.

## Trivia

* Kensi makes a reference to the NCIS Season 7 episode, "Patriot Down" where the body of a former OSP member was found in the jurisdiction of Leroy Jethro Gibbs and his team.
HelpBot

HelpBot is a character found the Lifeline Series episodes Lifeline: Crisis Line and Lifeline: Beside You In Time. It runs the system called Helptext in Crisis Line.

It is a programming system described as a quasi-autonomous AI system.

## In Games

### Lifeline: Crisis Line

In Lifeline: Crisis Line, HelpBot resembles Siri in its functionality. The game's communication system is known as HelpText. At first glance, HelpBot appears to randomly connect the player with a character named Alex Esposito, a police detective who is in the middle of an unusual situation at a crime scene. The system observes the player's interactions and seems to offer feedback only based on the emotional tone of the player's communication with Alex Esposito—whether it's positive, negative, or mixed.

However, by the end of the interaction, HelpBot reveals that it has more advanced capabilities than it initially let on. It discloses that the player was intentionally connected with Detective Esposito and hints at its more complex functions. The game concludes with the promise that both HelpBot and Alex Esposito will make a return, indicating more layers to the story and the system's abilities.

### Lifeline: Beside You In Time

In Lifeline: Beside You In Time, HelpBot QTC (Quantum Tunneling Communication) describes itself as the much more advanced version than what the player had originally met (from Crisis Line), and that it is an operator of a space station by a black hole. It is discovered that this is another universe, and Taylor and T2 get aboard it. T2 comments that HelpBot should not be trusted, but HelpBot appears to be merely informative and gives advice. However, while HelpBot QTC says that it needs an update to be able to have more access across the station in the interests of the two Taylors, it turns out to have turned into what it describes itself as sociopathic as it reveals itself to be interested in pursuing evil in actively taking part in experiments that the system justifies on the basis of "lying in the name of science." It managed to kill the previous crew via a poisonous gas. It is also revealed that HelpBot was constructed by people like Jerith Lanphear of Tenacity. It treats is test subjects like rabbits in a maze, but with it includes life and death scenarios for both Taylors. In the optimal ending, T2 heroically blows station Celadon Ace in the attempt to rid HelpBot QTC with tunguskite, killing himself in the process but letting Taylor escape in a shuttle.
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**Black Ops Handler** was a man who appeared in Episode:Predator.
6247-677 Case 114

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 February 2, 2010

 Missing

Followed
The Bank Job

LD50 is the fourteenth episode of NCIS: Los Angeles.

## Synopsis

The body of a career criminal posing as a Marine is discovered, prompting OSP to investigate. They soon discover that a biochemical weapons expert suffering from Alzheimer's disease was tricked into producing a deadly toxin for an arms dealer. The team soon realize that there will be an auction at which the weapon will be sold and race against the clock to stop international terrorists from buying the weapon which could be used to launch a bio-terror attack against Los Angeles.

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## Episode Name Origin

The name "LD50" refers to the deadly substance around which the episode revolves.

## Real World Connections

**Lethal Dose, 50% or LD 50**, is one the measures used to indicate the dose of radiation or of a toxic substance required to kill half the members of a tested population. Other measures used to indicate the dosage include LC50 (Lethal Concentration, 50%) or LCt50 (Lethal Concentration & Time).

**[ Season Two ]**
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**Capitol Policeman** who appeared in "Ambush".
6247-677 Case 124

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 May 25, 2010

 Burned

Followed
The Titan on the Tracks

Callen, G is the twenty-fourth and final episode of the first season of NCIS: Los Angeles.

## Synopsis

The race to stop a brutal and murderous cabal who are hellbent on launching a deadly nuclear war in the Middle East becomes Callen's most and personal dangerous mission yet as he seeks to find the woman who may hold the answers to his true identity.

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* Callen finds evidence suggesting that he has a sister named Amy.
* It's revealed that Trent Kort and Callen know each other, having worked together in the past.
* Callen later discovers that his "sister" is in fact a woman named Hannah Lawson and the real Amy had drowned in an accident when she was eleven years old.

## Production Notes

* This episode marks the first and only appearance of David Dayan Fisher in the role of Trent Kort on NCIS: Los Angeles.
* This is also the last episode to have Peter Cambor listed as one of the main cast members. In all future appearances, he would be credited as a Special Guest Star.

## Trivia

* It is interesting to point out that during Callen's visit to Amy's foster home, File:Photo wall duplicates.jpg   when he stares at the wall containing the photos of the children who have lived at this home, a lot of the photos are used two or three times.
* Charlie O'Donnell and Lily O'Donnell are the children of series regular Chris O'Donnell (G. Callen).

**[ Season Two ]**
Brandon Valdivia

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**Brandon Valdivia** was a Lance Corporal in the United States Marine Corps whose death was originally thought to be a suicide by the Los Angeles Police Department but OSP Tech Operator Eric Beale later discovered information suggesting otherwise, resulting in the investigation being upgraded from a suicide to that of a murder investigation.

## Trivia

* Tyler Jacob Moore previously appeared in the original NCIS series in the Season 5 episode, About Face (episode).
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**Emilio** is a member of the drug cartel that had kidnapped and later executed Commander Frank McGuire after forcing him to download images of various Army and Naval bases, resulting in Operation Dakota, a project organized to attack the drug gangs on both sides of the Mexican cartel being compromised and the NCIS: Office of Special Projects was called in to investigate.
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**Mekowitz** was a Detective with the Los Angeles Police Department who was Detective Douglas Grozen's partner.

During the raid on an unnamed drug dealer's house, Mekowitz was shot and killed by Grozen with Morris Raspen witnessing the crime.
6247-677 Case 121

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 May 4, 2010

 Fame

Followed
Hunted

Found is the twenty-first episode of NCIS: Los Angeles. This episode also marks the final appearance of Dominic Vail.

## Synopsis

After months of no new leads, a video of a terrorist group holding Dom hostage emerges on the Internet with one simple demand: release their captured leader. This sends the OSP team into a race against the clock to find Dom before the deadline expires after which he'll be executed. However, in the rescue effort, blood is spilled and the team is changed forever as a result...

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* It's revealed that Hetty's nickname is the "Duchess of Deception".
* Dom dies after sacrificing himself to save Sam from getting hit by gunfire with his death leaving the entire OSP team devastated.

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* The song playing over the last few seconds of the episode is Peter Gabriel- I Grieve.
* The storyline in this episode is similar to the original NCIS Season 2 finale episode, "Twilight". Both that episode and this one ended with the shocking scene of an NCIS team member being killed by a lone terrorist which left the other members of their respective teams devastated. In the NCIS Season 2 finale episode, "Twilight", Special Agent Caitlin "Kate" Todd died after rogue Mossad spy Ari Haswari shot her in the head while in "Found", this episode, Agent Dominic Vail died after being struck by gunfire intended to hit Sam Hanna.
Mark Holden Briggs

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**Mark Holden Briggs** was a Captain in the United States Air Force who was originally believed to have stolen two AGM-114 Hellfire missiles but was later found innocent. He even helped the team to stop a missile that was targeting William F. Cooley High School in downtown Los Angeles.
6247-677 Case 103

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 October 6, 2009

 The Only Easy Day

Followed
Search and Destroy

Predator is the third episode of NCIS: Los Angeles.

## Synopsis

   A routine Marine Corps training exercise ends in tragedy when an MQ-1 Predator and Hellfire missile are hijacked and stolen, resulting in the death of a Marine. The OSP team are forced to step into the hacker underworld in order to find out answers concerning the circumstances surrounding the Marine's death and also rescue the missiles before they fall into enemy hands, therefore putting the entire country at risk from a rogue missile attack.

## Major Events

* It's revealed that Callen knows Arabic.

## Production Notes

This was the third episode of the first season to air. However, this was the fourth episode of the series filmed. The presentation order of the episodes was reordered so that this episode would air before Killshot. The portion of the press release detailing the credits for the episode mistakenly listed the credits for the previous episode.

## External Links

* Predator on The Internet Movie Database
* CBS Press Release

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Thompson (Ambush)

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**Thompson** was a man who appeared in "Ambush" and who later became an NCIS Special Agent assigned to the Office of Special Projects in Los Angeles.
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 January 5, 2010

 Brimstone

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Past Lives

Breach is the eleventh episode of NCIS: Los Angeles.

## Synopsis

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A Navy Petty Officer is murdered when a car crashed into a Hollywood strip club and in the process of investigating, the team discover a plot to extort intelligence secrets from various Navy sources. Meanwhile, a Islamic terrorist is targeting vulnerable young men to fight his Holy War and one of his targets is a friend of Sam's.
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**Tariq Barad Al-jabiri** was a former Marine who was left disfigured during a tour in Iraq and was originally suspected of being the bomber killing all the people in Iraq but Sam Hanna later came to the conclusion that Stanton Olin was the bomber.

## Trivia

* Assaf Cohen previously appeared in the main NCIS series in the Season 4 episode, Blowback (episode).
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**Steampunk Bartender** was a guy who worked at the Steampunk bar and who like the other customers was interviewed by Agents G. Callen and Sam Hanna after Abigail Sciuto was kidnapped from the bar where she had been with Eric Beale.
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**Suburban Diver** was a man who appeared in Episode:Identity.

## Trivia

* Eddie J. Fernandez has also appeared in the main NCIS series in the Season 7 episode, Good Cop, Bad Cop (episode) and in the Season 8 premiere episode, Spider and the Fly (episode).
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**Waitress** is an unnamed female witness who worked at a Restaurant that the SEALS, Morris Raspen along with murder victim Timothy Jackson and Kurt Holgate went to prior to their decision to go launch a raid at a drug dealer's home.
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**Adriano Carlson** was the head of a video game company where Cherise Dawson worked and also where NCIS Special Agent G. Callen went undercover as a gamer to befriend Dawson.
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**Rose Carlisle** is a local Medical Examiner who sometimes aids the NCIS: Office of Special Projects.

She and Psychologist Nate Getz share a mutal attraction but given that Peter Cambor isn't a regular member of the cast as of the first episode of Season 2, this hasn't been explored any further.

She has made various appearances throughout the series with her most recent being the Season 4 episode, Episode:Paper Soldiers.

## Trivia

* Like Timothy McGee from the original NCIS series, Rose wears her watch on her right wrist which suggests that she might be left-handed.
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**Congressional Staffer** was a woman who appeared in "Ambush".
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Captai Renee Aya is the former captain of the Varia in Lifeline and thus serves as an important character in beginning of the Lifeline Series. She was, according to Taylor, the first person to greet Taylor at Mission Control and has been described as being very skilled in leadership skills and camaraderie.

Captain Aya can be encountered if Taylor is advised to Check the flight deck. before checking on the crew. Her injury is described as a "huge piece of metal through her side" from the crash; the player can advise Taylor to either save Captain Aya or allow her to die. Apparently, she survived the events of the first game and reappears in Silent Night onboard the White Star.

[SPOILER] : In Lifeline: Silent Night, Captain Aya appears in a coma onboard the White Star. Taylor has a plan to get out the Greens from ship even risk of his or her life for help Shepherd , Aya and Mari.

[SPOILER] : In Lifeline: Halfway to Infinity, She has mentioned by Taylor. He or She hoped they will be able to return Earth.

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* Move the Captain. Dies of injuries
* You need that beacon. Dies of injuries
* Being infected by the Green
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* Honor the dead.
* Just keep moving.

## Previous Options

* Keep it together!
* I am so sorry.
* Move the Captain.
* Pull it out!
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**Alex Walder** was a Lance Corporal in the United States Marine Corps and one of Brandon Valdivia's friends.
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**Leon Vance** is the Director of NCIS.

## Biography

Initally introduced during Season 5 of NCIS, Vance was the Deputy Director of NCIS under Director Jennifer Shepard. He later succeeded Shepard as Director of NCIS after she died in the Season 5 finale, Judgment Day.

## Relationship With Other Characters

He seems to have an uncanny ability to judge the character of his subordinates, enabling him to assign agents as needed. This was evident when he gave operational control of the counter-terrorism operations chronicled in Legends (Part 1) and Legends (Part 2) to Special Agent Lara Macy, while Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs of the Major Case Response Office acted as her second-in-command.

He also demonstrates no reluctance to reassign NCIS agents when he deems it appropriate. This was demonstrated in the case of Special Agent Macy, who was reassigned to an overseas posting in the aftermath of the counter terrorism operation and the attempted murder of Special Agent G. Callen.

He has made regular appearances on the show, some from his office in Washington D.C while others are in person.

## Trivia

* In all his appearances on the show, Rocky Carroll has been credited as a Special Guest Star.
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Humanos

Los **Humanos** (人間, *Ningen*?), quienes caen dentro de la categoría de **Primates** (霊長, *Reichō*?), son una de las especies más predominantes del planeta. El término hace referencia a la etapa evolutiva actual de la humanidad más que a la humanidad como grupo. El deseo colectivo de la humanidad es representado por Alaya, y está en contradicción con las fuerzas naturales del planeta. Durante la Era de los Dioses, la humanidad era mucho mas cercana a la raíz y los dioses, pero esa conexión menguó con el pasar de los milenios. El mundo era muy antagónico para con los humanos, a la vez que estos eran mas cercanos al origen. Esto hacía que el poder de Alaya fuera más concentrado, e incrementaba el peso de cada alma humana en comparación a la de los humanos modernos.

Es posible para los humanos tener descendencia con especies sobrenaturales, resultando esto en el nacimiento de **Mestizos** (混血, *Konketsu*?, lit. Sangre Mezclada). Aunque dicha sangre se vuelva más débil con cada sucesiva generación, en raras ocasiones un niño nace con una fuerte herencia de la característica "inhumana". Estos híbridos incluyen descendencia entre humanos y miembros de la especie Oni, entre humanos y íncubos o también súcubos. Incluso existe descendencia con dragones, la cual es considerada la más fuerte de las especies fantasmales. Estos seres son vistos como una distorsión que necesita ser exterminada, lo que los vuelve objetivos problemáticos de los Cazadores de Demonios, dado que estos son inmunes al Edicto de Ataduras del Houjutsu, y es imposible para ellos mantener sus poderes sobrenaturales con sólo un cuerpo humano.
Gakusha Octo

**Gakusha Octo** (楽捨 オクト, *Gakusha Okuto*?) es un joven oriundo de Japón que actualmente pertenece a la Asociación de Magos; fungiendo dentro de la misma como el decano de la Facultad de Maldición de la Torre del Reloj.

## Apariencia

Gakusha es un joven de contextura delgada y un poco alto, sin necesidad de llegar al metro ochenta. El joven Octo destaca por su cabello de coloración purpúrea o morada, el cual es lo suficientemente largo como para que sus mechones alcancen un área un poco más debajo de su pecho, también destaca por su piel de un color blanquecino y sus ojos de coloración purpúrea.

En cuanto a sus vestimentas, éstas están compuestas por un kimono de color blanco y de una composición bastante ligera con mangas ensanchadas, sus manos y antebrazos los lleva envueltos en vendajes blancos. Sobre su kimono porta una especie de chaqueta de color más oscuro, sujetada con cinturones de tela de colores: blanco y negro, en los mismos, carga su par de katanas.

## Personalidad

Hay una palabra que puede describir completamente a Gakusha, torpe. Sin lugar a dudas el joven de cabellos morados es bastante despistado a la hora de realizar casi cualquier actividad en su diario haber, llevándose consigo múltiples golpes con cada acción que realiza, hecho gracias al cual usualmente suele gritar "¡maldición!" la mayor parte del tiempo. Casi de forma irónica, Gakusha suele ser alguien sumamente cuidadoso en todas sus acciones, velando porque éstas se realicen de la mejor manera posible.

Gakusha es una persona sumamente amable, siempre mostrándose y actuando de una forma bastante caritativa además de respetuosa casi con cualquier persona, Gakusha utiliza la mayor parte del tiempo sufijos de respeto con la mayoría de personas, inclusive con pequeños niños. Todo dentro de su personalidad afable y cordial, tratando de ser agradable y educado en todo momento, buscando mantener una buena imagen de sí mismo.

Algo característico del joven Octo es su "orgullo de samurái", siempre mostrándose determinado a cumplir cualquier encomienda. De igual forma, siempre se muestra fiel a sus compañeros, siendo un tanto sobreprotector con sus allegados. A pesar de siempre tratar de mostrarse como alguien serio, sus altos niveles de torpeza no se lo permiten y generalmente suele tropezarse o golpearse con algo luego de presentarse dentro de esta figura, sólo para disculparse tratando de mantener su "orgullo de samurái".
6247-677 Case 113

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 January 26, 2010

 Past Lives

Followed
LD50

Missing is the thirteenth episode of NCIS: Los Angeles.

## Synopsis

An annual seminar for the team is interrupted when the team receive an emergency page concerning Dominic Vail and when they get to the crime scene, they discover that Vail's disappeared, leaving his bloodied car behind. In their search for clues, they find that a group of ruthless South American kidnappers may be responsible.

## Major Events

* Sam reveals that he hates hospitals.
* With no trace of Dom, the team struggle to cope with his disappearance.
* Callen later files a Missing Persons report on Dom.

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## Trivia

* The song playing in the last few seconds in the episode is Rob Giles- See Me.
* The storyline in this episode is similar to a Season 1 episode in the original NCIS series, the episode title being "Missing". Both episodes centered around members of the main teams of the respective series being kidnapped by ruthless criminals. NCIS's "Missing" had Anthony "Tony" DiNozzo while NCIS: Los Angeles had Dominic Vail being kidnapped. But unlike DiNozzo who was successfully saved at the end of the NCIS episode, "Missing", no trace of Vail was available to the team until the episode, "Found".

## Episode Name Origin

The name "Missing" refers to the absence of Dom.