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Siblings I Miss
Little NCIS Thing #621
“You can’t drink. Last time you had a few too many, you painted ‘bitch’ on Katie Hutchinson’s garage.”
“I would have done that sober. That bitch stole my boyfriend.”
I really want kid characters from earlier seasons to come back (or at least be mentioned).
Like, what’s Darin Spotnitz (the S1 underground nightclub teenager) up to now? Does he own a whole chain of nightclubs now? Is he the CEO of a Fortune 500 company? Did he get arrested for underage handling of alcohol/running an illegal business in general?
What about the kid who called NCIS when his dad disappeared? Or the Boy Scout who found out he was abducted via fingerprint scan? Or the think-tank girl with military secrets in her collages?
(Also, I want Sarah McGee and Tali to come back because obviously.)
That’s the worst use of 120 grand I can possibly fathom. Other than if you, like, bought a duffel bag of fake cocaine. No, I take it back. That’s a better use of the money, ’cause I know you’d be disappointed when you open up the duffel bag and you realize it’s not real cocaine, it’s like powdered baby aspirin or whatever they do. But at least you have baby aspirin. And maybe you have a baby and one day your baby goes, “Oh, my head,” and you go, “Hey, I’ve got something for you! Come here, little guy.” And you dump it out on a mirror. You make it nice for the baby. You make it nice. You cut it up into lines with your laundry card or whatever and you make it nice, and your baby takes his sippy-cup straw and he holds it in his little ravioli-sized baby fist and he leans over– and he snorts up the baby aspirin, and he gets rid of his baby headache, plus you get a duffel bag!
Tony (upon learning Sarah McGee is an English Major)
Troian Bellisario as Sarah McGee in NCIS S2E20 “Red Cell”
So I was home for Christmas and we were just eating Triscuits in silence and I was staring at the floor and I was like, “Well, here goes nothing. ‘You ever seen a ghost?'” And my mom said, “Yes.” Which is the best answer. She said, “I never told you this before but our house, when you were growing up, was haunted.” I said, “Say more right now!” She said, “Outside you and your sister's rooms, I used to see the ghost of a little girl in a Victorian nightgown and then she would walk down the hallway and then she would evaporate.” And then my dad said, “Let’s change the subject!” And I think he was just doing that dad-thing of, like, “This is a weird topic and I want to talk about a book I read about World War II.” But the way it came off was that he definitely killed that little girl. “Let’s change the subject! Why are we even talking about Penelope… or whatever her name was? I didn’t kill her! Whoever did kill her only did it to protect her from this world.”
McGee (on how to make a McGee Christmas interesting)
One time I was at the dinner table when I was like six, because I had to be. My dad goes, “How was school today?” I said, “It was good but someone pushed Sarah off the seesaw.” “And where were you?” “I was over on the bench.” “And what did you do?” “Nothing. I was over on the bench.” “But you saw what happened?” “Yeah, ’cause I was over on the bench.” “So you saw what happened and you did nothing?” “Yeah, ’cause I was sitting over on the bench.” “Let me ask you this. In Nazi Germany… when people saw what the Nazis were doing and did nothing, were those good people?” “No, those are bad people. You gotta stop the Nazis.” “But you saw what they were doing to Sarah and you did nothing!” “Because I was over on the bench.” And then my dad said, “Just explain to me this. How are you better than a Nazi?” And then my mom said, “I made a salad with Craisins!” And the conversation ended.
McGee (on discipline growing up)
Mcgee: i'm so glad to have you as a sister. Sarah: me too. Mcgee: does that make me a sister? Sarah: I meant brother. Mcgee: I know. :)