NCIS Season 10 / NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service Extreme Prejudice /海军罪案调查处第十季-在线电影免费观看

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(Previously: Harper Dearing, whose son was killed in a terrorist attack, strikes the Navy and NCIS. ...
(Previously: Harper Dearing, whose son was killed in a terrorist attack, strikes the Navy and NCIS. He plants a car bomb outside NCIS which explodes. On a beach somewhere, Duckie drops when he hears the news.)

May 15, 2012 Duckie gets checked out in the hospital. He had a heart attack. Palmer found him on the beach and is still there. Duckie asks about NCIS, but Palmer hasn't been able to reach anyone.

Outside NCIS at the scene of the bomb blast, crews go over the wreckage and tend to the wounded and dead. Abby is OK, so is Gibbs. Vance, too.

The Secretary of the Navy is there. He wants a plan of action. The FBI will be assisting in the search of Dearing. Gibbs goes to find the rest of his team.

Ziva and Tony are stuck in the elevator. Ziva sits on Tony's shoulders and bangs on the ceiling, but it's jammed shut. The elevator slips. Tony's sweating, it's hot in there. Ziva gets a call from her father, offering to help find Harper Dearing.

Gibbs checks out the office, with papers everywhere and the ceiling dropped in places. There's dust everywhere and McGee is in a daze. He mentions he's hot and Gibbs notices there's a giant piece of glass sticking out of McGee's side.

In his hospital bed, Duckie insists on getting back to DC. He tries to say he's capable of assisting, but realizes he's not. He tells Palmer to go back and help. "They need you more," Duckie says.

Agent Fornell joins Vance, Gibbs and Sec-Nav, on the phone with the president. McGee is fine with a few stitches.

Sec-Nav explains they've been instructed to locate Harper Dearing and pursue him with "extreme prejudice." Failure is not an option.

Still stuck in the elevator, Ziva and Tony think of worse cowkers they could be stuck with. Then Ziva realizes one of them could be dead. Finally, rescuers pry the doors open.

At Gibbs' house, he and Fornell share beers. Gibbs thinks Dearing hurt his "family." Luckily, Fornell brought canolli. Gibbs worries about what they do if Dearing just disappears, but Fornell is determined to go after him.

Meanwhile, on a street somewhere, Dearing watches news footage of his attack on TV screens in an electronic store. A woman walks up to him and says the attack makes her feel lucky. She introduces herself as Lorraine and asks if he wants to go somewhere. She takes him home, climbs onto her bed and turns on slow jams. He excuses himself to the restroom.

Then she takes the gun out from under her covers and lets the FBI SWAT team in the front door. They open fire on the bathroom, but it's empty.

She sees a ringing phone in a bag on the floor, counting down and saying "you're dead in..." The room explodes.

The next morning, Fornell is wounded over the loss of his team. Ziva points out Dearing is no longer taunting them, they're taunting him. Gibbs gets a look "Uh, I know that look. That's the stay-up-all-night-take-one-for-the-team-I-got-a-plan look," Tony says to Gibbs. Gibbs wants to take the fight to Dearing and make him keep playing.

The news says the FBI arrested Victoria Dearing, Harper's ex-wife. Gibbs tells Vance that they have her under protection out of state.

Vance is worried. He feels guilty that he drove the car with the bomb into the NCIS yard. Gibbs notes that Dearing wants Vance to be wracked with just that guilt and he has to be stronger than that.

Abby sweeps up angrily in her lab. She's upset and a little freaked out.

In the office, Tony asks Gibbs if he's talked to Samantha Ryan since the attack.

Vance summons Gibbs into MTAC. McGee is there. Harper is on the monitor and angry about them accusing his wife. He thinks he's a whistleblower, exposing flaws.

McGee traces his signal as Dearing tells them there's no better player than a man who has nothing to lose. Dearing is parked in an abandoned parking lot off Route 9. They check with Sec-Nav and send the coordinates to a team. They check satellite imagery and see the car is hot with one person in it. They watch and listen as the team surrounds the car. It's explodes before they reach it. They think Dearing just blew himself up.

In the morgue, Palmer goes over the remains from the car, freaking out from lack of sleep and no Duckie. Abby lurks. Gibbs, Vance and Fornell come in for an update. He gave a tissue sample and Abby is lurking outside awaiting DNA results. She reports it's a 50% match. They think they have him.

July 10, 2012 Duckie comes back to NCIS, which is still being cleaned up. He hears the doubt in Gibbs' voice when he mentions Dearing's death.

Inside, Joann Dearing, Harper's sister-in-law, drops by. She's been traveling in Europe as a personal assistant. Gibbs talks to her. No one claimed Harper's body. Her husband Lawrence was Harper's brother, he died four months ago of a heart attack. He was buried in the private family ceremony. "So Harper had access to his brother's remains?" Gibbs asks.

Down in the morgue, Duckie notices tiny fractures in the victim's ribs, evidence of CPR, like what would be performed on a heart attack victim. The body is Lawrence Dearing. Harper Dearing is still alive.

Upstairs, Abby explains that Dearing rigged the car so the body would be warm and look alive. They put out BOLOs on Harper.

Tony looks into Joann Dearing's finances. She has a new $250,000 in her bank account. Days after the car exploded her cell phone made calls in rural West Virginia, where she also purchased gas.

Gibbs has her brought back in. She plays dumb but Gibbs yells. She tells him that after Harper was reported dead, she came from work to find him in her living room. Gibbs asks where Dearing is.

Cut to teams storming a cabin in the woods. There are barrels of thermite, photos of Gibbs and his team and plans for all his bombs. Gibbs thinks Dearing wanted them to know he was finished.

Tony notices a trap door in the floor, it's how he got out.

Down in his empty basement, Gibbs takes measurements. Vance drops by. Forensics linked everything in the tunnel to Dearing. Gibbs has an idea, but he knows Vance won't like it. He offers to go after Dearing alone.

Gibbs explains that it's not about bombs and ships anymore, Dearing knows what he did and he knows what has to happen next. He's waiting for Gibbs in the house where he and Victoria raised Evan, where his important memories are. He wants them to be his last. Vance agrees to let Gibbs go. "For the record, if anything should happen?" Vance asks. "Kill him," Gibbs says. "Glad to."

Back at NCIS, Gibbs packs up. Ziva is infuriated that Gibbs is going alone. He tells them to watch out for each other.

Gibbs drives up to Dearing's house in his pick-up. He goes inside and hears Dearing's son's voice coming from the cassette player.

Dearing casually brews coffee for Gibbs as he arrives. He offers him Scotch.

"I'm glad you came, Gibbs. I was hoping you'd figure it out, eventually," Dearing says. He compares his feelings to Gibbs' for his late daughter.

Dearing thinks he and Gibbs are a lot a like. He knows what Gibbs did for his family and that Gibbs has a job to do. Dearing turns his back on Gibbs and stands by a window sill with a gun on it. "Do I have regrets? Yea, some. But maybe things happen for a reason," Dearing says.

Gibbs takes out a knife, Dearing goes for the gun. He turns on Gibbs and Gibbs stabs him through the gut.

September 25, 2012 Back in the NCIS yard, Gibbs checks out the new memorial to the May attacks. We hear Evan and Harper on a tape, Evan talking about wanting to protect the country. "I'm really proud I'm doing this, dad," Evan says. "Yea, so am I," says Harper.