Comments on: ‘NCIS’ season 12 spoilers: Sean Murray on hopes for Delilah return

By: Erin

Erin — Sat, 20 Dec 2014 19:19:00 +0000

In reply to Elaine Adams. I didn't sense much chemistry between McGee and Delilah. McGee just doesn't click with everyone and I was never convinced that he had any passion for her even though I liked her character. I think that they paralyzed her character for shock value and then sent her to Dubai which was just kind WTF. They promised way more than they delivered and seemed to have written themselves into another corner.

By: marysue

marysue — Thu, 18 Dec 2014 23:32:00 +0000

I agree. I really like Margo and also agree that her character is more comfortable around Tony. He called her “Wheels” as a nickname in one episode. McGee is overdue for some true love. I hope that she comes back or Tim gets a better love interest if Margo isn’t interested in returning.
A blast from his past like they’ve done with Dinozzo and Zoe Keates would be fun. It could be an old IT school mate or something.

By: Lisa Liscoumb

Lisa Liscoumb — Thu, 18 Dec 2014 15:37:00 +0000

While I like Delilah, I’m meh about her relationship with Tim. I liked it at first, when she showed up during the Harper Dearing arc, but it almost seemed like – to me at least – after the explosion Tim was staying with her out of a sense of guilt, rather than love. I thought she had a much better rapport with Tony than she does with Tim (note: not a sexual or romantic rapport; they just seem more comfortable around each other).

I would have really liked to see them develop (or even mention!) the relationship with Max the gamer/laser tag enthusiast. I miss geeky “Elf Lord” McGee, and I think we would have seen more of him with Max.

By: Elaine Adams

Elaine Adams — Thu, 18 Dec 2014 07:54:00 +0000

Poor McGee… he just can’t catch a romantic break! And frankly, I think an intensive background check should be his first move with anyone he finds even marginally appealing. I like Delilah all right but she lacks a spark. They need to play against the norm, write an older love interest for McGee. They do it all the time for female characters; why not have the May-December match go the opposite direction for once?