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S11E16 Alsiyadun

Alsiyadun is written by the NCISLA showrunner Scott Gemmill and features the return of both NCIS Special Agent Fatima Namazi and CIA...

S11E15 The Circle

The introduction of another Comescu, last season, and his surviving the chlorine gas in Cuba meant it was only a matter of time before...

S11E14 Commitment Issues

In ‘Commitment Issues’, the team investigates the murder of a former Naval warfare officer, now working for a start-up tech company in...

S11E13 High Society

High Society opens with the team concluding a case. Lieutenant Commander Daniel Palmer crashes through the ceiling of a yoga studio,...

S11E13 High Society

High Society opens with the team is concluding a case. Lieutenant Commander Daniel Palmer crashes through the ceiling of a yoga studio,...

S11E12 Groundwork

After a short break for Christmas and New Year, NCIS: Los Angeles returns for another solid episode, building on the foundations laid...

S11E11 Answers

In an episode entitled "Answers", there is a natural assumption that there will be, well, lots of answers. That is certainly how the CBS...

S11E10 Mother

For a television series to be in its eleventh season and reach the 250th episode is a huge milestone worthy of celebration. NCIS Los...

S11E09 Kill Beale Vol. 1

When an episode is titled “Kill Beale Vol 1”, it’s clear that everyone’s favourite Technical Operator is going to find himself in some...

S11E08 Human Resources

Until recent episodes, season 11 has been a little hit and miss. The first few episodes were fine, but suffered from the distraction of...

S11E07 Concours D'Elegance

Concours D'Elegance was thoroughly enjoyable, containing all the ingredients that makes an entertaining episode of NCIS: Los Angeles. It...

S11E06 A Bloody Brilliant Plan

Every once in a while an episode comes along which breaks with convention. Procedural shows are very formulaic (as are many others, for...

S11E05 Provenance

Season 11 has been a mixed bag so far. The premiere was good but not quite up to the standard of the many previous openers. The second...