NCIS: New Orleans season 6 episode 2 preview: Pride’s nightmares
At the end of Tuesday night’s premiere episode, we saw just how bad Pride was faring in the aftermath of everything that he is going through. He’s having a hard time sleeping, going through nightmares, and is doing everything that he can in order to function. Is there a quick cure from this? It’s hard to imagine that there is, and we do appreciate that the show continues to emphasize the mental health of its agents. It’s certainly not something that you are getting from the bulk of everything else on TV so with that, we appreciate it at every single stop that we can.
Below, CarterMatt has the official NCIS: New Orleans season 6 episode 2 synopsis with some more news as to what’s coming up:
“The Terminator Conundrum” – NCIS investigates a private plane crash after a Navy pilot says she saw an unidentified object prior to the crash. Also, Pride suffers from insomnia and nightmares as a result of being kidnapped and drugged last year, on “NCIS: NEW ORLEANS,” Tuesday, Oct. 1 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
It’s clear to us that the Pride – insomnia story isn’t going to be one that is wrapped up in a short period of time. with that in mind, we’d just go ahead and tell you to settle in and prepare for some more twists and turns along the way. At the same time, be prepared for NCIS: New Orleans to continue to give a panoramic look at where things are for everyone else on the team. Not only that, but we should get a greater sort of insight, as well, into the state of the city. That is something that we know there are some more plans to showcase over the course of the coming weeks.
As for what else we’re going to have a chance to see, let’s hope this episode gives you a shot to see Hannah Khoury back out with the rest of the team again.
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