Mar 16, 2023
Sam and Deeks really have come such a long way in that Deeks suggesting they go on a tandem bike/spaghetti date only gets an amused laugh from Sam.
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Sam and Deeks really have come such a long way in that Deeks suggesting they go on a tandem bike/spaghetti date only gets an amused laugh from Sam.
Season 4 Episode 15
History
4x24: Descent-Where Sam is an complete asshole (I was so mad 😡)
You know, Deeks is right. Sam’s attitude towards him needs to end!
He has been doing an amazing job working with this team. He has always had everyone’s backs (kept them all safe) and yet Sam Hanna (straight up Navy) still can’t see past his strict training to see that Deeks is as loyal as they come. Sam was way out of fucking line to speak to Marty this way.
And if Kensi was here to hear him she would have kicked his ass for talking to her partner like that. PS. I would pay money to see that.
4x24: Descent-Where things hit the fan
Oh no! This bad. Deeks so doesn’t need this right now.
4x24: Descent-Where Sam and Deeks are in way over their heads
If it wasn’t for Deeks, you wouldn’t be alive right now Sam.
I know where you are right now is not the most ideal but you are at least alive.
4x24: Descent-Where everything goes to hell (Deeks screaming in pain)
No matter how many times you ask Issak Sam (David) will answer the same way. If you think that Deeks is the weak one (ha!) you have another thing coming. He won’t betray Sam (even thou he could Sam) was a complete asshole to him. But he wouldn’t do that.
You can hurt him all you want. He won’t say a damn word.
“Deeks!” He yelped, nearly dropping his phone and glared at Sam who sat beside him in the driver’s side of the Challenger.
“What?”
“That’s the fifth time you’ve looked at your phone in ten minutes,” Sam said with an annoyed shake of his head.
“I thought I heard it vibrate,” Deeks defended himself, tucking his phone back into his pocket. He narrowly resisted the urge to pull it right back out. With a sympathetic roll of his eyes, Sam said,
“It didn’t vibrate, Deeks. I know you’re worried, but you can’t go on like this.”
“What if Kensi needs me? I mean I know how incredibly strong and capable she is, but she’s also 38 weeks pregnant and all alone.” He bit his lip, glancing out the window. He shouldn’t have let Kensi convince him to keep working, it was a terrible idea.
“I’m sure Roberta and Julia have everything handled,” Sam assured him which made Deeks snort.
“Are you kidding me? Kensi probably kicked them out hours ago. She loves our moms, but she can’t take that level of smothering,” Deeks explained, smirking for a moment as he pictured a very pregnant Kensi shooing the moms out the door. Then his mind went straight back to picturing her going into labor all by herself.
“I’ve been where you are, Deeks. And I know how nerve wracking it can be, but trust me when I say that everything is going to be ok.” Sam squeezed his shoulder.
“But what if something happens and I’m not there?” Deeks asked quietly.
“Then Kensi will find a way to reach you and you will be there for her.” When Deeks didn’t say anything, he added, “You got this.”
“Thanks man,” Deeks muttered, feeling slightly better.
“Seriously though, if you get your phone out again, I will throw it out the window,” he warned and Deeks purposely moved his hand away from his pocket.