NCIS (season 9)














NCIS (season 9)

NCIS - The 9th Season.jpg
Season 9 U.S. DVD cover

Starring
Mark Harmon
Michael Weatherly
Cote de Pablo
Pauley Perrette
Sean Murray
Rocky Carroll
David McCallum
Country of origin
United States

No. of episodes
24
Release
Original network
CBS
Original release
September 20, 2011 (2011-09-20) – May 15, 2012 (2012-05-15)
Season chronology

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List of NCIS episodes

The ninth season of the police procedural drama NCIS premiered on September 20, 2011, in the same time slot as the previous season.[1] The season introduces several recurring guest stars, most notably Dr. Samantha Ryan, a love interest for Gibbs.


By the end of the season, NCIS and the Navy had found themselves under threat from a new and dangerous enemy: insurance CEO-turned terrorist, Harper Dearing, who lost his son in a fire aboard a Navy ship and is out for revenge against the Navy for not solving the problem that led to the fire and then not updating ships with the same problem. He also has a grudge against NCIS, as his son would not have been on the ship if they had not transferred him.


Managing to get a hold of powerful explosives, Dearing starts firebombing Navy ships. However, towards the end of the season, Dearing stepped up his game: he had Director Vance abducted. Whilst NCIS finds him quickly, it transpired that Dearing is only after Vance for his car, managing to rig up explosives in the car seat so that Vance would unknowingly deliver a car bomb to the Navy Yard. By the time Gibbs realized, it is nearly too late; the bomb detonates, resulting in major damage to the NCIS building, as well as many deaths and injuries and leaving the fates of Gibbs, Tony, McGee, Abby, Ziva and Vance unknown. Upon learning of the destruction, Ducky suffers a heart attack on the beaches of Miami. The season finale aired on May 15, 2012.




Contents





  • 1 Cast

    • 1.1 Main


    • 1.2 Also starring


    • 1.3 Recurring


    • 1.4 Guest appearances



  • 2 Episodes


  • 3 Ratings


  • 4 References


  • 5 External links




Cast



Main



  • Mark Harmon as Leroy Jethro Gibbs, NCIS Senior Special Agent (SSA) assigned to Washington's Navy Yard


  • Michael Weatherly as Anthony DiNozzo, NCIS Special Agent, second in command


  • Cote de Pablo as Ziva David, NCIS Special Agent


  • Pauley Perrette as Abigail Sciuto, Forensic Specialist attached to NCIS


  • Sean Murray as Timothy McGee, NCIS Special Agent


  • Rocky Carroll as Leon Vance, NCIS Director


  • David McCallum as Dr. Donald Mallard, Chief Medical Examiner for NCIS


Also starring



  • Brian Dietzen as Jimmy Palmer, Assistant Medical Examiner for NCIS


Recurring



  • Joe Spano as Tobias Fornell, FBI Senior Special Agent


  • Joel Gretsch as Stan Burley, NCIS Special Agent and former member of Gibbs' team


  • Darby Stanchfield as Shannon Gibbs, Gibbs' deceased wife


  • Ralph Waite as Jackson Gibbs (Gibbs' father)


  • Paula Newsome as Jackie Vance, Leon Vance's wife


  • Robert Wagner as Anthony DiNozzo Sr. (Tony's father)


  • Michelle Pierce as Breena Slater, Palmer's girlfriend and soon to be wife


  • Jack Conley as Danny Sportelli, Metro P.D. Detective


  • Diane Neal as Abigail Borin, CGIS Special Agent In Charge


  • Meredith Eaton as Carol Wilson


  • Wendy Makkena as Dr. Rachel Cranston, a psychiatrist and Kate's sister


  • Michael O'Neill as Riley McCallister, retired Senior Special Agent for NCIS


  • Sarah Jane Morris as E.J. Barrett, NCIS Senior Special Agent


  • Matt Willig as Simon Cade, NCIS Special Agent


  • Matt Craven as Clayton Jarvis, Secretary of the Navy


  • Enrique Murciano as Ray Cruz, rouge CIA Agent


  • Tamer Hassan as Agah Bayar, NCIS target

  • Sam Schuder as Kelly Gibbs, Gibbs' deceased daughter


  • Akinsola Aribo as Jared Vance, Leon Vance's son


  • Kiara Muhammad as Kayla Vance, Leon Vance's daughter

  • Daniel Louis Rivas as Kyle Davis (Abby's brother)


  • Melinda McGraw as Diane Sterling, Gibbs' and Fornell's ex-wife


  • Matt L. Jones as Ned Dorneget, NCIS Probationary Agent


  • Scott Wolf as Jonathan Cole, NCIS target


  • Philip Casnoff as Sean Latham, NCIS target


  • Richard Schiff as Harper Dearing, NCIS target


  • Jamie Lee Curtis as Dr. Samantha Ryan, head of DoD PsyOps Division


Guest appearances



  • Sasha Alexander as Caitlin Todd, deceased NCIS Special Agent who was killed by Ari Haswari


  • Tim Kelleher as Chris Pacci, deceased NCIS Special Agent


  • Rudolf Martin as Ari Haswari, deceased rogue Mossad Agent who killed Kate


  • Lauren Holly as Jenny Shepard, deceased NCIS Director


  • Muse Watson as Mike Franks, deceased retired Senior Special Agent for NCIS (Gibbs' old boss)


  • Lily Tomlin as Penelope Langston, McGee's grandmother


Episodes











































































































































































































No.
overall
No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date
Prod.
code		U.S. viewers
(millions)
1871"Nature of the Beast"Tony WharmbyGary GlasbergSeptember 20, 2011 (2011-09-20)
90119.96[2]

Tony is shot and unable to remember what it was all about. He must work together with Gibbs and Dr. Cranston to identify the attacker.
1882"Restless"James Whitmore, Jr.Steven D. BinderSeptember 27, 2011 (2011-09-27)
90219.51[3]

A Marine named Thomas Hill collapses at his homecoming party, having been drugged and stabbed before arriving. As the NCIS team start digging through his past, they discover Hill's adopted younger sister is a twenty-seven-year-old serial con-artist who runs away from her foster families shortly before her "eighteenth" birthday and has a dark secret behind her scam. Meanwhile, Tony begins to feel remorse for schoolyard bullying during his time at boarding school and enlists McGee's help in making amends. However, by the end of the episode, it is revealed that Tony was the victim of bullying and not the perpetrator.
1893"The Penelope Papers"Arvin BrownNicole Mirante-MatthewsOctober 4, 2011 (2011-10-04)
90319.35[4]

NCIS is assigned the case of Paul Booth, a Navy lieutenant who is shot dead in a park after talking to his pregnant wife. During the process, McGee's business card from his days in Norfolk is found in the victim's pocket, leaving McGee confused as he has no knowledge of ever meeting the victim. Booth was a friend of McGee's maternal grandmother, Penelope Langston, who developed a research project for the military known as the ANAX Principle before the outbreak of the Vietnam War. The ANAX Principle was then shut down for four decades before being restarted. It uses specially bred caterpillars as the basis of a genetically engineered/Biomechanical plague. Booth's killer is revealed as Max Ellswood, one of the original researchers of the ANAX Principle, who killed the lieutenant when Booth planned to reveal the program to the press. At the end of the episode, McGee and his grandmother speak of how Gibbs reminds them of McGee's father. McGee ultimately decides to call his dad whom he hasn't spoken to in seven years. Meanwhile, Jimmy Palmer struggles with plans for his upcoming wedding.
1904"Enemy on the Hill"Dennis Smith
George Schenck & Frank Cardea		October 11, 2011 (2011-10-11)
90418.98[5]

The NCIS team must protect a Navy Lt. Cmdr. when they discover an assassin is trying to kill him. Abby decides to donate her kidney.
1915"Safe Harbor"Terrence O'HaraReed Steiner & Christopher J. Waild
October 18, 2011 (2011-10-18)
90519.41[6]

Abigail Borin returns to NCIS when a U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer, Cooper, is shot while inspecting an incoming vessel. The NCIS team discover that a Lebanese family seeking asylum has stowed away on the boat. As Ziva begins to bond with the family, evidence emerges that Cooper was shot with ammunition sold to the Lebanese government, and Gibbs begins to suspect a political connection. NCIS discover that Cooper was killed in order to force the vessel to dock at Norfolk, where a bomb on board would be detonated, destroying half the Norfolk naval base. The plot was masterminded by Hakim, one of the asylum seekers, as revenge for the death of his sister during an air strike during the Lebanese Civil War. However, his mother successfully manages to talk him down.


Meanwhile, concerned that he is lonely, the team tries to find the perfect girlfriend for Gibbs, but once they decide on a candidate, Gibbs revealed that he had already dated her, but broke up because "perfect is boring". He also makes clear that he is not lonely, telling Ziva that he sees her as his "kid" and that as a result he could never be lonely.
1926"Thirst"Thomas J. WrightScott WilliamsOctober 25, 2011 (2011-10-25)
90619.43[7]

An NCIS case changes from accidental death to murder when evidence reveals that a Navy lieutenant died of forced over-hydration. The team discovered that the victim, Jason Simms, had been drugged with ecstasy, causing severe dehydration; this led him to over-hydrate, causing water toxification. When a second victim, Alcott, is found bound to a tree and also dead by way of water toxification, NCIS realize that both Simms and Alcott had failed marriages, and had been members of outreach programs and targeted by a serial killer.


Meanwhile, Gibbs meets Ducky's new love interest, Mary, a woman he met online. McGee realizes that Mary is connected to the same program as Jason and Alcott, and is responsible for their deaths. Ducky is disturbed by his misplaced judgement of Mary, feeling guilty that he did not see her deception sooner.
1937"Devil's Triangle"Leslie LibmanSteven D. Binder & Reed SteinerNovember 1, 2011 (2011-11-01)
90719.71[8]

Gibbs and Fornell are approached by their mutual ex-wife, Diane, when her current husband disappears under suspicious circumstances. The case causes a stir within the NCIS team and they all attempt to find out about Gibbs' past life, much to his irritation.
1948"Engaged (Part I)"James Whitmore, Jr.Gina Lucita MonrealNovember 8, 2011 (2011-11-08)
90820.38[9]

A C-130 carrying the bodies of Marines killed in Afghanistan crashes. The team is stretched to the maximum as NCIS is given twenty-four hours to identify the bodies before they are released to their families, but complications arise when one of the bodies cannot be identified, and 1st Lt Gabriella Flores, a Marine who was supposedly killed in an attack on a local school-building project, remains unaccounted for. Accessing satellite footage of the bombing, the team realize that Flores is still alive, having tried to save two young girls – but moments later, she is captured by insurgents. McGee and Abby deduce that some of the teachers in Flores' school-building project are actually female insurgents and Taliban-sympathizers sent undercover by a small but highly organized terrorist cell to infiltrate the school. The episode ends with NCIS preparing a rescue mission to save Flores. The case affects the team on a more personal level, especially Gibbs, who reminisces about his time in the Marine Corps.
1959"Engaged (Part II)"Tony WharmbyGary GlasbergNovember 15, 2011 (2011-11-15)
90920.00[10]

Gibbs and Ziva travel to Afghanistan in search of Gabriella Flores. Flores is successfully rescued, but her commanding officer is killed in the process. Back in Washington, Tony discovers that the woman who held Flores hostage has a brother, a university student based locally, and both are members of the same terrorist group. The team continue interrogating the siblings but to no avail. Gibbs, with some help from Vance, takes matters into his own hands as the team races against time to find out the terrorists' next move. DiNozzo attempts to conquer one of his phobias while Gibbs relives a painful memory from his days as a young recruit.
19610"Sins of the Father"Arvin BrownGeorge Schenck & Frank CardeaNovember 22, 2011 (2011-11-22)
91018.50[11]

Tony's father awakes to find a dead body in car trunk and has no memory of the previous night. Tony is sidelined during the investigation, much to his annoyance. After clearing DiNozzo Sr., the team must find out who drugged him and why. The episode ends with both DiNozzos spending Thanksgiving at Gibbs' house.
19711"Newborn King"Dennis SmithChristopher J. WaildDecember 13, 2011 (2011-12-13)
91119.13[12]

When a Navy captain is killed in a hotel room, NCIS must track down and protect his very pregnant companion from unknown assailants. The team has to contend with terrible weather conditions and having to work on Christmas Eve while back at headquarters, Jimmy is frustrated by his difficult future father-in-law.
19812"Housekeeping"Terrence O’HaraScott WilliamsJanuary 3, 2012 (2012-01-03)
91219.81[13]

The investigation of a Navy Commander's murder leads the team to E.J. Barrett to reopen their investigation into Agent Stratton.
19913"A Desperate Man"Leslie LibmanNicole Mirante-MatthewsJanuary 10, 2012 (2012-01-10)
91321.03[14]

NCIS investigates the death of a Navy lieutenant whose body was found at a construction site.
20014"Life Before His Eyes"Tony WharmbyGary GlasbergFebruary 7, 2012 (2012-02-07)
91420.98[15]

During a routine stop in a diner for his morning coffee, Gibbs finds himself shot. He then suddenly finds himself inside a spectral version of the diner where he sees various characters from the past and present, both living and dead.
20115"Secrets"Leslie LibmanSteven D. BinderFebruary 14, 2012 (2012-02-14)
91519.59[16]

When a Navy Captain is found dead with an unusual costume under his uniform, Tony must work with his ex-fiancée to find the killer.
20216"Psych Out"Dennis Smith
Teleplay by: Reed Steiner
Story by: Gary Glasberg & Reed Steiner		February 21, 2012 (2012-02-21)
91619.29[17]

Dr. Robert Banks, a prominent Navy psychologist, is found dead from an apparent suicide. Gibbs and his team look into the world of psychological warfare when Dr. Samantha Ryan, the head of PsyOps, refuses to answer questions or release information to aid the case.
20317"Need to Know"Michelle MacLarenGeorge Schenck & Frank CardeaFebruary 28, 2012 (2012-02-28)
91718.20[18]

When Chief Petty Officer Wiley is murdered before he can divulge information about infamous arms dealer Agah Bayar, Gibbs is immediately on the case.
20418"The Tell"Thomas J. WrightGina Lucita MonrealMarch 20, 2012 (2012-03-20)
91819.06[19]

When a shooting occurs at a seminar on Gibbs' and Tony's watch, Gibbs must work together with both Secretary of the Navy (Matt Craven) and Dr. Samantha Ryan (Jamie Lee Curtis) to find out who leaked top secret information and McGee must pit his wits against an elusive and cunning hacker.
20519"The Good Son"Terrence O'HaraNicole Mirante-Matthews & Scott WilliamsMarch 27, 2012 (2012-03-27)
91918.62[20]

During the investigation into a petty Officer's death, the team is led to Director Vance's Brother-in-law.
20620"The Missionary Position"Arvin BrownAllison AbnerApril 10, 2012 (2012-04-10)
92017.66[21]

After the corpse of a Marine lieutenant falls out of the sky, Tony helps Ziva and her mentor, Monique, look for a missing Navy Chaplain in Colombia. Jimmy Palmer chooses his best man for the wedding.
20721"Rekindled"Mark HorowitzChristopher J. Waild & Reed SteinerApril 17, 2012 (2012-04-17)
92118.08[22]

NCIS is called in when the Baltimore Fire Department discovers a stack of classified Navy documents next to a skeleton after putting out a warehouse fire. Tony, a former Baltimore PD detective, returns to his former stomping ground and unexpectedly reunites with someone from his past.
20822"Playing with Fire"Dennis SmithGeorge Schenck & Frank CardeaMay 1, 2012 (2012-05-01)
92217.58[23]

In the aftermath of the arson attack aboard the USS Brewer, the NCIS team discovers evidence of it being caused by the same arson explosive from earlier.
20923"Up in Smoke"James Whitmore, Jr.Steven D. BinderMay 8, 2012 (2012-05-08)
92318.20[24]

When a bug is found in Probationary Agent Ned Dorneget's tooth, the team goes full force in the effort to arrest Harper Dearing.
21024"Till Death Do Us Part"Tony WharmbyGary GlasbergMay 15, 2012 (2012-05-15)
92419.05[25]

Jimmy Palmer's wedding plans are derailed when he and his co-workers at NCIS are threatened by terrorism.


Ratings

































































































































Episode
Ratings
Original air date
Viewers
(millions)
Rank
Night
Week
"Nature of the Beast"
September 20, 2011
19.96[2]1
3[2]
"Restless"
September 27, 2011
19.51[3]1
2[3]
"The Penelope Papers"
October 4, 2011
19.35[4]1
2[4]
"Enemy on the Hill"
October 11, 2011
18.98[5]1
1[5]
"Safe Harbor"
October 18, 2011
19.41[6]1
1[6]
"Thirst"
October 25, 2011
19.43[7]1
4[7]
"Devil's Triangle"
November 1, 2011
19.71[8]1
3[8]
"Engaged (Part I)"
November 8, 2011
20.38[9]1
2[9]
"Engaged (Part II)"
November 15, 2011
20.00[10]1
2[10]
"Sins of the Father"
November 22, 2011
18.50[11]2
4[11]
"Newborn King"
December 13, 2011
19.13[12]1
1[12]
"Housekeeping"
January 3, 2012
19.81[13]1
3[13]
"A Desperate Man"
January 10, 2012
21.03[14]1
3[14]
"Life Before His Eyes"
February 7, 2012
20.98[15]1
2[15]
"Secrets"
February 14, 2012
19.59[16]1
1[16]
"Psych Out"
February 21, 2012
19.29[17]1
3[17]
"Need To Know"
February 28, 2012
18.20[18]1
2[18]
"The Tell"
March 20, 2012
19.06[19]1
1[19]
"The Good Son"
March 27, 2012
18.62[20]1
1[20]
"The Missionary Position"
April 10, 2012
17.66[21]1
1[21]
"Rekindled"
April 17, 2012
18.08[22]1
1[22]
"Playing with Fire"
May 1, 2012
17.58[23]1
1[23]
"Up in Smoke"
May 8, 2012
18.20[24]1
1[24]
"Till Death Do Us Part"
May 15, 2012
19.05[25]1
1[25]


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General references

  • "Shows A-Z – ncis on cbs". the Futon Critic. Retrieved March 29, 2012.


  • "NCIS Season 9 episodes". TV Guide. Retrieved March 29, 2012.


  • "NCIS Season 9 Episode Recaps". Retrieved March 29, 2012.



External links




  • Official website

  • List of NCIS season 9 episodes at TV.com








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