It looks like the producers of “NCIS: Los Angeles” are determined to make the current season of the show as dramatic as possible, and we’ve been hearing various interesting rumors from behind the scenes. One of the most recent claims that’s been floating around is the implication that another character could possibly leave the show by the end of the current season.
However, unlike with DiNozzo, this time the situation could involve the death of a team member. The team has already gone through a lot dealing with the loss of DiNozzo – even though they already seem to be moving on – so this could make things really dramatic for a show that’s otherwise lighter on these themes.
More specifically, it’s implied that Kensi will have to exit the show, as she’s currently in a bad condition and she’s been showing no signs of improvement. Meanwhile, Nell Jones moved in to take her spot, so it’s starting to look like the producers really do want to get rid of Kensi.
Those are some serious changes in the cast of the show lately, so hopefully it’ll manage to retain its charm and the features that drew fans to it in the first place. The show has been on air for quite a while now too, so it’s understandable that the producers would want to make some changes to the formula, but they should try to maintain a good balance with the original premise.
Meanwhile, Quinn has had to deal with some challenging situations in the latest episode of the show. The way things developed in the episode drove her to have a flashback from her past, and she was shown in a scene where she was desperately trying to keep someone alive as they were dying in her arms.
That’s why she reacted so sharply to what happened around her in the newest episode, and the situation was actually an eye opener for some fans regarding her character. It’s obvious that she has a lot more concealed beneath the surface than she lets on at first, and we’re curious to see how much more her character could be explored by the end of the show.
Things end up messy for Finley in the end, despite Quinn’s attempts to prevent him from going on his mission, and this seems to affect her deeply. What exactly her reaction will be is not clear, but it’s implied that we haven’t seen the end of that story yet.
For what it’s worth, she doesn’t seem to be angered by Finley’s actions, but rather disappointed that she had warned him and he ignored her. His actions even messed up the situation for the rest of the team, although Quinn seems to be the main focus in the current developments.
Later on, Quinn did reveal that she’s been concealing her emotions to a large extent so far, and this has been a major factor in her behavior. Apparently, she could benefit a bit from being more open about her current state of mind.
It’s obvious that this season is going to dig a bit deeper into the show’s roots and attempt to explore the nature of its characters on a deeper level. This is definitely not a bad development for a show like “NCIS”, as one of the main complaints about it in the beginning was that some of the characters felt a bit too one-sided.