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NCIS: Season 4
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May 19, 2008 "Please retry" | — | 3 | $42.93 | $4.86 |
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Genre | Action & Adventure/Television, Television |
Format | Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Subtitled |
Contributor | Mark Harmon |
Language | English |
Number Of Discs | 6 |
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TRT: 1054 MIN.
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The fourth season of NCIS begins with one of the investigators being charged with assassinating an Iranian prisoner. Former Mossad intelligence agent Ziva David (Cote de Pablo), who was introduced last season, has been framed, and there's only one man who can clear her name. Unfortunately, lead investigator Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon) has retired to Mexico. But since Harmon is the star of the show, Gibbs returns to the United States to help out his colleague. While most of his former team is happy, Tony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly) has mixed feelings (During Gibbs' absence, DiNozzo became the de facto head of the team, and going back to being Gibbs' underling doesn't sit well with the usually easygoing special agent.). Like William Petersen on CSI, Harmon is instrumental to the success of NCIS. Low-key and sarcastic, he injects humor and drama into a role that could've come off as dull. And while other cast members may come and go, his presence makes even some of the weaker storylines forgivable. In general, this season--which originally aired from 2006 to 2007--is full of well-developed plot lines that drive each episode along at a good pace. But there are some subplots that are trite: When agent Timothy McGee (Sean Murray) reveals that that book he's writing is based on his co-workers, it's not much of a reveal. Also, the serial-killer storyline in this season overstays its welcome by at least one episode. As NCIS director Jennifer Shepard, Lauren Holly makes a sometimes unlikable character come to life, especially when Shepard's motives are questionable. As the show's name suggests, the majority of crimes featured revolve around military personnel, but some of the show's best moments occur when they touch of the personal relationships between the characters. All 24 episodes are included in this six-disc box set, which also includes commentaries, a Q&A session with cast members answer fans' questions, and a surprisingly interesting look at the props used on the show. --Jae-Ha Kim
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : Unrated (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 0.96 x 5.49 x 7.72 inches; 10.88 ounces
- Item model number : 12266
- Media Format : Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Subtitled
- Run time : 17 hours and 33 minutes
- Release date : October 23, 2007
- Actors : Mark Harmon
- Language : Unqualified (DTS ES 6.1), English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- Studio : Paramount
- ASIN : B000TGJ8AS
- Number of discs : 6
- Best Sellers Rank: #9,692 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
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And Jenny is running an off-the-books investigation that gets the Christians In Action (Initials, folks) upset at NCIS.
It's a complicated season where all the characters undergo some changes; mostly pleasant but some not. Mark Harmon brings Gibbs back from Mexico a little softer (Though not to the team)--enough to allow himself a relationship. Michael Weatherly gets to have Tony grow up--some--and have his well-known intrusiveness into his coworker's private lives flipped on him by Ziva. Cote De Pablo allows the Mossad liason to fall for an ill-fated nuclear inspector in "Dead Man Walking", but Ziva starts having "Tony issues" that don't slap her in the face until the end of the season. Pauley Perrette's Abby is as she ever is--the attempt to give up "Kaff-Pow!!" was classic. David McCallum's Ducky allows some hurt to show through in his relationship with Gibbs early in the year. Brian Dietzen and Liza Lapira's sequences in-and-around the morgue were wonderful asides, and made up for the missing "head slaps".
But Lauren Holly was most intriguing in this season. She took a character which some viewers considered cheesecake in Season 3, and gave her a very uneasy edge. The investigation of La Grenouille seemed legitimate, but as the season went on, Jen's personal stake--and what it could cost NCIS--became apparent. This led to Sheppard not being cast in a good light through much of the second half of the season.
This season also became a good spotlight for many of the recurring characters. Certainly key to the season were Susanna Thompson--Hollis Mann, the CID investigator who got Gibbs' attention--and Scottie Thompson as Jeanne Benoit, the doctor who made DiNozzo settle down. Joe Spano's usual visits as T.C. Fornell, the FBI agent/friend/rival to Jethro were a delight. But Muse Watson's Mike Franks--Gibbs' team leader when Jethro first joined the then-NIS--was a treat; an old-fashioned type who got things done not within the rules (Wonder where Jethro got that from?). We lose Jessica Steen's Paula Cassidy in "Grace Period", and that's a shame. But Armand Assante's was insidious and slick as "The Frog", and David Dayan Fisher's turn as Trent Kort--the CIA operative in with La Grenouille--is also notable.
In it's run, NCIS has always had an ongoing storyline that gets buried in the usual action--the identity of the terroist who infiltrated the MTAC in Season 1, the return of Ari leading to the two words ("Sorry, Caitlin") at the end of Season 2, and the uncovering of Jethro's life story in Season 3. Season 4 becomes about Jenny's investigation/obsession, and how it affects the whole office. It is an
interesting and ominous turn in the series. It does require the viewer to follow along closely, but in the end, all the main characters find themselves at the center of the puzzle.
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NCISは1話完結が基本ですが、S4からその中で長い話の流れが強く出てきます。特にDirectorのJennyの過去、そしてTonyの活躍が大きな要素を占めるシーズンです。こういったところがマンネリ化しない理由の一つでしょう。
ロマンス、アクション、そしてドラマ性、どれから見ても面白いシーズンだと思います。