NCIS season 20 episode 21: Who is Senator Miller?
First and foremost, there was a flirtation between her and Alden Parker when she first turned up earlier this season — and based on some sneak peeks alone, it seems like their connection has turned into something more. On paper, isn’t it nice to imagine that Parker has found some romance in his life? Sure! However, that’s before you remember the case at the heart of tonight’s episode.
Miller was tied previously on the show with some potential Russian sleeper-cell operatives. Nothing was ever suggested that she herself was some sort of nefarious criminal or corrupt, but people close to her — or, at the very least, some donors — could have some delicate connections. Let’s just put it this way: It wouldn’t be the first time that someone within the world of this show was working with some not-so-great people.
We just hope, for Parker’s sake, that this is not the case here and that the Senator is actually on the straight and narrow.
So what happened next?
Well, the good news is that Miller doesn’t have any sort of direct tie to any of these operatives. However, the distrust and the chaos surrounding her did come with its fair share of consequences. To be specific, let’s just say that it caused Parker and her to not stay together. Given that he is still in love with his ex, you really can’t be that shocked that this didn’t work out.
Ultimately, didn’t this seem like a fling more than anything else?
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This article was written by Jessica BunBun.