NCIS Season Two
SCORE: 59
NCIS Season Two picks up where Season One left off. The team solves murders that involves Navy and Marine personnel. They continue to conflict with other government agencies, and Al Qaeda is always a looming threat. NCIS Season Two contains shocking materials. One of them involves the final episode, but there are others in there as well. NCIS Season Two is sexualized much higher than the first season. I suppose they figure they could get away with it, and start their extremist ultra far left wing preaching.
Enticement to lust in NCIS Season Two means children should not be watching this show. There are too many episodes in which various forms of sexual deviancy are shown as normal. The ‘everyone is having an affair’ lie is preached loud and proud in NCIS Season Two. There is a rare defense of standard and normal family values. Which is usually squashed as quickly as possible.
Expect more blood and gore in NCIS Season Two. Expect to see pastors shown as the bad guys, and the 1950s trashed by the tolerant of diversity crowd. What gets me irritated is the horrible language. This is another reason children should not watch NCIS Season Two. You will have to constantly tell you children not to use those words. The overuse of the bad language is a way Hollywood tries to make it seem common place. There is no emphasis on extreme things since the characters spew it out of their mouths repeatedly.
McGee is a nice full time addition to NCIS Season Two. Tony harasses him relentlessly because he is a probational agent. Gibbs does a fine job of training him with questions like: “What do we do now?” I have been in those kinds of situations in my life, and it is a great training method. This is one area where this character based drama shows realism.
There is an episode based on Tony getting infected with the plague. The villain that caused it was an ex war protestor turned CEO. The show does everything possible to try and make this psycho lady look normal and sympathetic. Yet when they decide to make a pastor some psycho they do not make the same effort. The extreme leftist slant to this show is one of the things I do not like or appreciate.
NCIS Season Two does a fair job of being fair to the military. At times it even honors it. I am sure that is not very popular in Hollywood. But knowing the background of the creator of this show, I can understand why he stands up for the Marines.
The main themes
in NCIS Season Two are revenge, lying, and the truth will come out.
Criminals are discovered based on some of the smallest of evidence. Even
in really old murders. NCIS Season Two has its moments, and some things
like Spring Break are dragged on way too long.
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Paul
Graphics: 48%
Sound: 58%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Gameplay: 63%
Family Friendly Factor: 48%
System: DVD
Publisher: Paramount
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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