NCIS season 17 episode 13 photo: McGee, Torres’ new case
In the image above, you can see Wilmer Valderrama (Torres) and Sean Murray (McGee) seemingly on the scene with William R. Moses, who is playing the part of Edison Geary. One thing that is rather curious is that Moses has played a character on the series before, all the way back in one of its earlier seasons. This is far from the first time that this is happened, though, as long-running shows often want to just take advantage of quality actors and use them as much as they can.
It looks as though Torres and McGee are working within some sort of warehouse setting, and Geary may be the boss of whatever operation is going on there. After all, he’s sporting a suit while McGee and Torres are in their standard work uniforms.
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As reported already, this episode also has a notable guest star in the form of Switched at Birth alum Katie Leclerc. Her specific role in the case remains to be seen, but this feels on the surface to be more of a standard, case-of-the-week episode of NCIS than much of what we had to see with the Ziva arc. There could be a few long-term stories sprinkled in there, but we’ll have to take more of a wait-and-see approach with some of them.
Remember that this episode of NCIS is airing on Tuesday, January 21 — it wouldn’t be a shock if this is the final one for the month of January, as the series could take a week off to regroup before moving into some of its February sweeps installments. Odds are, the NCIS writers have some great stuff planned for that as well.
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