وكالة التحقيقات الجنائية البحرية

Reeling from his father's murder, Parker goes to extreme lengths to hunt down the woman he holds responsible, mob boss Carla Marino.

Parker's pursuit of vengeance for his father's murder could have deadly consequences, while his sister, Navy Vice Admiral Harriet Parker, faces an impossible choice.

When a petty officer's death is connected to a blackmail investigation, the team is forced to work with Special Agent Sawyer on the case, which takes a terrifying turn for Torres.

The team investigates a U.S. Marine who is believed to have kidnapped the wife of one of the most powerful men at the Department of Justice.

A prison break by an inmate compels the team to reopen the case of a Naval officer's death that was originally investigated by Gibbs and Franks in the '90s.

When McGee is kidnapped while promoting his latest book in the "Deep Six" crime series, the team investigates his self-professed "#1 fan."

A kidnapped teen leads the team to a Navy SEAL who survived captivity by the Taliban but may have committed murder after returning home.

When a man is shot by the Secret Service outside the vice president's official residence, NCIS is aided in the case by a new member of the team.

McGee and Torres try to recover a stolen truck filled with toys for the Navy's annual Christmas drive while the truth about Parker's mother is finally revealed.

On her first NCIS: Elite mission, Knight is ordered to hunt down Eleanor Bishop after she's designated a wanted cyber-terrorist. Bishop turns to Torres for help.

When a desperate man barricades himself inside an ammo warehouse, Knight is the only negotiator he'll talk to, claiming she once saved him before.

A murdered drone pilot leads the team to a missing woman from McGee's past. As the case deepens, McGee realizes her reappearance could unravel more than an investigation.

When the son of a Marine that Gibbs once helped comes to NCIS in desperation, the fractured team reunites off the books. But chasing justice without a badge may cost them more than their careers.