NCIS: Los Angeles ( TV Series 2009 – 2023 )

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Deeks disappears while on an undercover assignment for the LAPD; Hetty offers help, so Callen and company lend a hand; Eric follows a trace to a Serbian bad guy; Deeks shows up and solves the case, and the team get him out of a tight spot.

In Cyprus an NCIS agent dies by murder; the killer lands at LAX, and G grabs and questions him and obtains information through a deal; G infiltrates the hit squad for the next lethal action; the team solve the puzzle and nab the bad guys.

On state-owned property near Imperial Beach, California, south of San Diego, while four Marines patrol the area (along the US-Mexico border) to support federal customs and immigration agents, unknown people for unknown reasons ambush the Marines and their Humvee; one escapes, and three remain missing; officials wonder whether the intruders are Mexican smugglers; Callen and company investigate. A search party finds the body of one Marine; the lone survivor says that one of the missing is a pregnant lance corporal, and the dead one was the father; a snitch gives a tip to G and Sam, the latter of whom checks it out while playing it cool; Nate suggests an alternate possibility; while Kensi and Deeks take a bike ride, they find something but run into trouble; G and Sam get a lift and lend a hand, then they find evidence confirming Nate’s idea. G and Sam put it all together, so they confront the bad guy in charge. Nate prepares for a journey.

In a parking garage on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California, near Los Angeles, two shoppers find the body of a man less a crudely severed hand, which is missing; the victim was a Marine corporal, stationed at Camp Pendleton and assigned as a clerk in the G2 (intelligence) office with a top-secret clearance; Vance has expressed interest, so Callen and company investigate. Nell, an enthusiastic new analyst who finishes the sentences of others, has arrived for duty. Eric and Nell see a clue about the amputation; the musketeers conduct interviews; Eric and Nell find more clues; G and Sam find a body and another severed hand; Kensi, Eric, and Nell follow a trace to a Muslim jeweler in Beverly Hills; G and Sam start toward a lunch but bump into the jeweler and some friends; Kensi and Deeks meet the jeweler’s wife and find a bloody knife; Sam adds a factoid; the team seek and find the real killer and the rest of the story. Kensi arranges to make a special delivery.

The 14-year-old daughter of a Navy commander is kidnapped and buried alive. The FBI and the team investigate an incarcerated serial killer with an identical MO. Sam’s past helps him empathise.

In downtown LA a lone armed woman seizes a Navy recruiting station; G recognizes her as his former partner while undercover for the CIA; she asks for his help and gets it; the team find the bad guy responsible plus the rest of the story.

Two men, a Marine reservist and a plastic surgeon, die by gunfire, and a woman disappears; Callen and company investigate; Eric and Nell provide clues, and the team go to a party, where they grab the bad guys and prevent any damage.

A sergeant first-class retires from the Army, the day he becomes a civilian he is kidnapped. When his tortured body is found, the team must determine the reason behind the extreme cause of death.

In Hollywood two men ambush a limousine and shoot the occupants to death; Hetty says that the target, Renner, was a Swiss antiques dealer and black marketeer; she persuades the LAPD to allow her to take over the investigation because of the nature of a little black book, which she believes is the object of the activity. While Hetty visits a man in an assisted-living place, G and Sam visit Renner’s pad, which someone has tossed; Eric identifies a man, Lee, who appears in a number of photographs around Renner’s house; G and Callen visit Lee’s office and break up a meeting; Eric says that Lee’s two visitors are German “agricultural attachés” (that is, spies); G and Sam question a retired operative, and Kensi and Deeks also search Renner’s pad, where they meet two foreigners with alternate identities; Hetty visits the Hollywood Bowl, and the four musketeers rescue her. Hetty again calls on her elderly friend, whom she finds dead, executed by gunfire. [To be continued.]

Intrigue and violence continue while several parties search for the “little black bloody book”. The team investigates Cole’s shooting and find a link to the murder of a cop during a traffic stop.

The team must piece together events when a recently discharged Navy lieutenant, and intelligence officer, with PTSD witnesses a shooting.

While Rose does an autopsy, two intruders blow away her assistant and steal the corpse and a van; she calls the Callen team, who investigate because of an apparent Navy connection. The team slowly figure out the puzzle.

The Pentagon discovers a breach after an online transfer of a file containing highly classified information. The team races against time and other interested parties to find the leak and retrieve the file.

Inmates initiate Moe by beating him inside a federal prison; Sam goes to him and undercover; Kensi and Deeks find a device and a plan; Hetty says there’s more; an escape takes place, Sam loses someone, and a larger plan moves on. [Cont’d.]

Inside his pad by night G grabs a prowler, who works for Arkady, who gives G a tip; Kensi and her buds run a scam on a foreign businessman; G gets into a firestorm, but the rest of the gang show up and lend a hand.

Callen and Sam go undercover as motorcycle cops to investigate corruption within the force. When their contact is murdered they take on a job in hopes of catching his killer.

While Deeks follows his morning routine, during what appears to be a holdup of a convenience store, a gunman shoots him twice in the chest with a pistol; Deeks goes into surgery; G and Sam investigate at the scene; Kensi waits at the hospital; Eric and Nell prompt their computer. The team realize that two bad guys had staged the supposed robbery as a deliberate ambush; Eric traces the suspects’ car to the hospital, where G and Sam see it and engage them; the driver dies, and the other man escapes but winds up at the boat shed. The team set up G for an undercover meet; while talking with Kensi, Deeks suggests a dangerous idea; Kensi tells Eric that G’s walking into a trap; Kensi dashes off to the trap, and Deeks suddenly figures out who’s the real target; G and Sam tear back to the hospital, but they arrive late, for the party has already ended. The team put all the pieces together. Hetty brings Deeks up to date on his next of kin.

One of Sam’s aliases receives an invitation to Yemen to meet Abdul; Hetty hopes that Abdul will lead them to Saadat, Abdul’s brother, believed to be a leader of terrorists; G and Nate provide backup; the team support, and it all works out.

A Latino day laborer dies, and a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence disappears; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam find evidence suggesting an assassination plot against a visiting Venezuelan politician; the team thwart it.

When a secure facility on a military base is compromised, Kensi goes undercover to find out what the world-class thief was intending to steal.

A major player in the private-sector aerospace industry dies inside a test chamber at his facility; Callen and company investigate; Eric goes undercover as an FAA inspector; a big bang occurs; the team grab the bad guys at a flea market.

After a key witness, Ray, testifies in a federal arms-trading prosecution, he retires as an informant; the team give him a new identity, Charlie, and direct him to a new location; next Callen and company turn their attention to the missing military weapons; however, within two hours Charlie disappears after a shooting in Los Angeles; Deeks goes back undercover while the other members check out the scene. Kensi and Deeks chase around with Ray; a firefight breaks out, and Kensi takes out one shooter, but Ray disappears again; G and Sam seek entertainment and find some, then the gang take Ray’s estranged wife to the boathouse, where she talks, where she and Deeks reminisce and catch up with each other, and where Deeks eventually makes a confession; G and Sam make Ray a special deal involving his pregnant honey. During another firestorm the musketeers run a scam on the executioners and therefore on the new convict in a federal prison.

An unidentified man dies after a beating and a burning; a specific radiopharmaceutical in the body implies a connection to a previous case; Callen and company grab the bad guy. Hetty resigns, disappears, and reappears in Prague. [Continued.]

Hetty turns up in Prague and proffers a message. G and Sam investigate; Eric and Nell help. G, Sam, Kensi, and Deeks go to Prague, find a lead, and follow it to Romania, where G has a flashback, and Hetty delivers the message. [Continued.]

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.

Callan returns to duty after his shooting. A kidnapped Commander in Naval Intelligence dies during a shootout between his captors and the LAPD.

At a home in Malibu, California, three masked intruders steal a large sum of money; two men die; the LAPD requests help from the NCIS; Director Vance refers the case to the OSP in Los Angeles. Sam and the gang figure it out and work it out.

During a training exercise involving an armed drone and ground forces at Camp Pendleton, the drone changes course, launches a missile, kills a Marine, and disappears; the Callen team investigate, find the bad guys, and nail the head man.

A discharged Marine, now an employee of a security firm working for the US government, returns to LA from Baghdad, accused of having killed an Iraqi; Vance tasks the Callen team to find the Marine; they find him and figure out everything.

An electronics engineer (who defected from North Korea) dies of a gunshot; his firm just won a contract with the DoD to create a communication system for the Marine Corps; Callen and company investigate; they find and lose the assassin.

A Marine corporal from Camp Pendleton dies by falling from the roof of a hotel in Los Angeles; while investigating, the Callen team find a connection with counterfeiting; the Secret Service joins; the feds find and catch all the bad guys.

An unidentified young woman dies while on survellaince the LAPD contacts the NCIS; while investigating, Callen and company find connections and coincidences going back 10 years to Moscow; after hide-and-seek the team cuff the bad guy.

A lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserve dies of garroting; he was an informant about the theft of six missiles from the Marine Corps Base; while investigating, G and Sam go undercover; with help they get the bad guys and the missiles.

A Navy Chief Petty Officer, who worked on classified technology, is murdered. The team search for a killer with a particular MO.

A discharged Marine, who served as a staff sergeant in Iraq with an EOD unit, dies of a detonation of an explosive device in his cellphone; the Callen team investigate, find three fellow EOD Marines, solve the case, and catch the bad guy.

An impaired driver crashes a stolen car into a strip joint; the driver dies, as does a patron, a Navy petty officer; the Callen team investigate; G finds a body inside a refrigerator, and Sam gets a promising lead; they grab the bad guy.

A disguised gunman executes a taxi driver; the cabby was a former Navy systems technician and petty officer third-class; G is involved as a former alias in an old case; the Callen team investigate; they find the pieces and the bad guy.

Dom, using his cellphone, broadcasts messages seeking help; they respond; they find Dom’s car, unoccupied and bloody, but there’s no sign of him. Eric provides leads, which they trace, and they make some progress, but Dom remains missing.

A TV reporter accompanies a group of ATF agents on a raid of suspected gunrunners; on the deck they find the bodies of five civilian men, already dead, two of whom (career criminals) wear authentic uniforms of the US Marine Corps and bear counterfeit ID cards; Director Vance orders the Callen team to investigate. G and Sam find dead birds and squirrels; Eric and Kensi find telephone traces and a street address, which allow the team to meet Esther, a sweet elderly retired researcher in biological warfare, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Esther tells about her recent work, believing that she serves her country; she tells also about her two “Marine” drivers, who take her to and from a lab, where she recently isolated a protein responsible for botulism. The team find someone who provides answers; Sam goes undercover and attends a party and breaks it up; G musters a number of helpers, who catch the bad guys; G and Kensi go shopping; G and Sam take matters in hand.

Last month in Baghdad during an ambush of a convoy, one US Marine died, and six sustained injuries, then a robbery took $5M of US funds; now a clue leads to a connection in the LA area; the Callen team get the cash, the bad guys, and more.

A driver spots the body of a Naval officer, hanging from a highway overpass; the victim was a submariner, nuclear physicist, lieutenant commander, and XO of a fast-attack boat; Callen and company solve the puzzle and grab the last bad guy.

During a drag race a Navy yeoman dies in a crash; Callen and company investigate; the victim worked on something highly classified. Sam suggests the possibility of homicide. The team work on the puzzle; Kensi finds the last piece.

While a Marine gunnery sergeant, Wendell, walks down a sidewalk by night in Los Angeles, two cars roll by, and four gunmen with AK-47 machine guns shoot him to death; Callen and company investigate; G and Sam visit Wendell’s father, learn about James, a younger son, and find themselves in a hail of gunfire; Sam says that the weapons and the ammo are the same as what killed Wendell. Eric finds two links to the same black street gang; G and Sam check out James’s place of employment, and they find him inside Wendell’s pad; while Nate spends time with James, the three musketeers check out other angles, and a gang battle breaks out and kills four; then James makes an amazing confession to G; a gang rampage goes down by night in a turf war over drugs; Sam and James attend a conference with several local businessmen; G takes a ride with three of them, and they do a job at a worksite; another gunfight breaks out and ends, and the team learn the remaining answers.

A Marine is found in an alleyway bleeding out from his eyes, ears and mouth. The team must determine whether he was the victim of a bio-agent and who killed him.

At 02:15 one morning a Navy lieutenant (j.g.), Brian, with two gunshot wounds, in a car not his own, drives into a canyon from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, then dies; Callen and company, including Deeks, investigate; Deeks has a couple of awkward moments; the team pick up several clues about the circumstances of the preceding night, including Aubrey, a young socialite woman. Kensi and Deeks speak with Aubrey’s stepfather. G, Kensi, and Deeks go nightclubbing; Kensi discovers an alive missing girl, and she says that a victim just became a suspect; the team meet several interesting people; Kensi decks one and cuffs him, and G pops another one; the team escort away Aubrey, who gives Kensi much useful information. Kensi and Aubrey go to the latter’s home, where Kensi sees more clues, more people, and a part of a solution; Aubrey leaves, Kensi gets into trouble, and G, Sam, and Deeks ride to the rescue. The team finish putting together the pieces about the death and more.

Dom shows up as a prisoner on a jihadist website; the OSP team swing into action; Sam sees his friend Moe; a runner provides a lead to a wealthy source of funds for terrorism; Dom escapes with help, and Sam finds him but not soon enough.

At the Van Nuys Airport, while two boys watch and record flight ops, a bizjet arrives with a prisoner, a shoot-out occurs, and the prisoner (the leader of the TaJ) vanishes; G and company get him, and G figures out the rest of the story.

While undercover G realizes that someone tails him, G chases him and watches while the tail dies; G becomes a ghost; two weird phone calls lead to major confrontations with Bulgarians and computer problems. G and the team walk away safely.

While G, Sam, and Kensi visit Keelson’s computer center and physical records, the computer files self-destruct, and the premises ignite and burn; however, they rescue several documents, which include a list of G’s 37 foster homes and orphanages plus five more addresses, which he does not recognize. The team, tracing clues, find a birth certificate for Amy Callen, now known as Amy Taylor; Hetty sends Sam and Kensi to Amy’s place but chats up G; Eric gives G some data; Sam and Kensi find a tossed pad with nobody at home; G pursues a lead and finds a trashed home, the infamous Trent Kort, of the CIA, with whom G previously worked, and who shows him the body of a contact killed by bizarre means. Eric gives clues to G, who traces a lead to Amy, who as a teenager said that she had a brother; while pursuing a van, G runs into trouble, but he finds Amy, who’s truly Hannah Lawson, but who tells G about Amy; the cavalry arrives, so they all take care of the bad guys.