Navy CIS: LA

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Television series
German title Navy CIS: LA
NCIS - Los Angeles (3+)
Original title NCIS: Los Angeles
NCIS- Los Angeles - Logo.svg
Country of production United States
original language English
Year (s) since 2009
Production
company		 Shane Brennan Productions
CBS Television Studios
length 42-44 minutes
Episodes 252+ in 11+ seasons ( list )
genre Crime series , drama
idea Donald P. Bellisario , Don McGill
music Jay Ferguson
James S. Levine
First broadcast September 22, 2009 (USA) on CBS
German-language
first broadcast		 July 24, 2010 on Sat.1
occupation
synchronization

Navy CIS: LA (Original Title: NCIS: Los Angeles ) is the first offshoot of the US television series Navy CIS and the third series in the series universe by JAG - On behalf of the honor . It plays in the same series universe as Hawaii Five-0 , as both Kensi Blye and G. Callen and Sam Hanna appear there as agents of NCIS Los Angeles and support the investigation. The series Scorpion also joins the series universe, with Henrietta Lange helping the Scorpion team in an NCIS building with words and deeds.

The extension for an eleventh season was announced on April 22, 2019.

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Actor is a team from an undercover unit in Los Angeles that is part of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS). The main roles are G. Callen and Sam Hanna. Callen, who only knew from his first name for a long time that he started with G, is notorious for his undercover assignments and works at NCIS with the former Navy SEAL Sam Hanna, who - also because of his fluent knowledge of the Arabic language - is an expert in the Middle East East applies. Callen and Hanna get support from the special agents Kensi Blye and Dominic Vail, the technician Eric Beal and the psychologist Nate "Doc" Getz, with Vail joining the team. The unit is headed by Henrietta "Hetty" Lange. In the course of the first season, the character of Dominic Vail leaves the series. Marty Deeks, a LAPD detective, is new .

season 1

After being gunned down in the Navy CIS backdoor pilot, Callen returns to the NCIS team in Los Angeles and resumes his work as an undercover agent. In the first season mainly undercover missions are carried out, which arise due to a murder or suspicion of terrorism. In the thirteenth episode, Agent Vail disappears without a trace. Despite an intensive search, the agents find no trace. It is only in episode 21 ( In the Heart of the City / Found ) that Vail appears again in captivity by terrorists and is shot while trying to free him. Furthermore, Callen is looking for his past and his first name.

season 2

Season two starts where season one ended: in the cemetery. Callen visits his sister's grave and is photographed by someone there. He chases them, but loses them on the roof of a department store. He wakes up because he was only dreaming what happened a short time before. Deeks, who joined the team as a “liaison to the police”, disappeared for some time during an undercover assignment for the LAPD after his partner's car exploded and she was killed. In addition, another character is introduced in the episode The Queen's Jewelry : the news analyst Nell Jones, who from now on works with the technical director Eric Beale. As the season progresses, there are repeated episodes that focus more on a team member's past. At the end of the season, Hetty announced and Lauren Hunter was introduced as the new boss. The team finds out that Hetty is on a mission to Romania to learn more about Callen's past.

season 3

Callen and his team are able to free Hetty from the clutches of the Romanian Comescu family. Back in Los Angeles, she stays at home for the time being and observes the team from a distance. During this time, Lauren Hunter will represent Hetty's position. When Hunter starts an undercover operation in Europe, Hetty resumes her position at headquarters.

During the season, Director Vance appoints an Assistant Director : Owen Granger. From now on, he will monitor the team around Callen and Hetty and set strict standards. He also scrutinizes Kensi, who, in search of the truth about her father's death, first falls into Granger's sights and then into that of a cold-blooded murderer. In the season finale, an old enemy of Callen reappears: the chameleon. He first kills Special Agent Mike Renko and later Lauren Hunter, who suddenly appears again. He is also holding an NSA agent hostage. In exchange, he demands his freedom and fifty million US dollars. When Granger agrees and the handover takes place, Callen coldly shoots his archenemy. He is then arrested and Hetty submits her resignation again.

Season 4

Season 4 picks up where season 3 left off: after the “shooting” of the chameleon. In the course of the first episode it is revealed that everything was just faked and Janvier is extradited to the Iranians. These cut off one hand over the course of the season, as can be seen in the finale. In the Christmas episode The Spinach Trail , Nell and Eric kiss under the mistletoe when Nell tries to persuade Eric to wear an elf costume. Sam's wife Michelle aka "Quinn" is featured in a double episode. You and Sam investigate Isaak Sidirov in several episodes and look for stolen nuclear bombs. Kensi and Deeks also get closer as the season progresses. Deeks notes that Kensi smells like "sunshine and gunpowder" and that these are two of his favorite things. In the season finale, the two finally kiss just before Deeks and Sam are captured and tortured. Michelle is attacked by two Russian women and Callen finds out that the chameleon betrayed Sam.

Season 5

At the beginning of season 5, Kensi has to free Michelle from the clutches of the Russians. Kensi and Granger learn the whereabouts of Deeks and Sam and can finally free them with the help of Sam's wife. The NEST team secures the bombs and the chameleon ends up in prison.

In the second episode, Nate talks to Sam and Deeks about their trauma and they both get back to work. Deeks, who has insomnia which the presence of Kensi fixes one evening, also comes back. Deeks 'traumatic experiences and the kiss bring the two closer together, until it finally leads to a date and then to a night at Deeks' home. However, only one day later, Kensi was ordered to Afghanistan to eliminate a target that turned out to be a fake, as the CIA was only looking for the "White Ghost" in order to cover up its own secrets. Hetty sends Kensi to turn off the "White Ghost" because she knows that the man this code stands for is Kensi's ex-fiancé Jack Simon, who is actually not involved in any criminal activities. Hetty is sure that Kensi would never pull the trigger. After Kensi was captured while searching for Jack, the team travels to Afghanistan to rescue her. While Callen and Sam encounter terrorists in search of Kensi, Deeks tries to gather information in the village. After seeing a picture of the (apparently) killed Kensi, he tries to find out their location by waterboarding the father of a terrorist. However, he breaks off almost immediately and apologizes to the man. Later he can save Kensi and Jack by exchanging prisoners.

characters

main characters

NCIS Supervisory Special Agent Grisha "G." Callen

Since his full name was not known for a long time, his friends usually call him "G" or "Callen". He has an eventful past (was born in Romania, but is now a US citizen) and previously worked for the CIA , the FBI and the DEA, among others . In his childhood he was in 37 foster families. Callen once served with his good friend Leroy Jethro Gibbs . It is known that he has already been on various undercover missions around the world and has therefore lived under many identities. Callen is always looking for his past, his family and his first name. In the season one finale, it is learned that he had an older sister named Amy, who, however, died at a young age. In Season 7, Episode 16, Callen learns that his name is Grisha Alexandrovich Nikolaev. His mother, who was in the service of the CIA, was killed in a family feud with a criminal Romanian family. Agent Callen speaks Russian, Polish, Czech, Romanian, German (although according to his own statement with an Austrian accent), Italian, Spanish, French and Arabic. He is stationed in the NCIS Office for Special Projects in Los Angeles (OPS = Office for Special Projects).

NCIS Special Agent Sam Hanna

Sam is a senior field agent. He is a former SEAL and still lives by their code of conduct. He is a partner and a good friend of Callen. He looks after children from socially disadvantaged families because he grew up in such a family. His father was murdered when he was young, which is why he sometimes approaches a case with strong emotions. He also tries to be a paternal role model for the young agent Dominic Vail, whose later kidnapping and death are a heavy burden for Sam Hanna. He reads and speaks fluently Arabic, Japanese, Spanish and Korean. He is also married and has a son and a daughter. It is later revealed that his wife Michelle is a former CIA agent and has returned to the service on special assignments.

NCIS Special Agent Kensi Blye

Kensi is an NCIS Junior Field Agent. Kensi came from a family of Marines, so she was at Camp Pendleton Marine Base every weekend as a child . She is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish, reads lips and knows the Morse code. Her favorite movie is Titanic, which she saw with her friends when her father was murdered. She had a very close relationship with her father, he raised her like a son in some cases. In the third season she tries to find his killer, which she succeeds. It is known that her father was a member of a special unit and carried out secret missions. She had no contact with her mother for years; only after the investigation of their father's murder do the two get closer again. Kensi is an only child. She was engaged to a Marine, but on his return from Iraq he suffers from post- traumatic stress disorder and disappears. During their mission in Afghanistan, the two meet again. She learns that he is now married and has a daughter, but that his wife was killed in a drone attack. In the fourth season, Kensi falls in love with her partner Deeks. In season 5, the two spend a night together. In the episode Humbug in season 6, they confess their feelings for each other and become in a relationship. In the seventh season they move into Deek's house together and talk about getting married and possible children together. In the tenth season, Deeks and Kensi get married.

NCIS Special Agent in Charge Henrietta "Hetty" Lange

Hetty is the head of the office. Despite their small stature, the other colleagues have great respect. She had many encounters, loves and relationships. She also maintains diverse contacts in global politics, which she often uses to help advance the cases of her team. She is also a passionate tea drinker and always tries to get the rest of the team on board. She is very fond of dressing her colleagues. It is never entirely known where and in what positions in the world she has worked; However, it is possible to draw conclusions about their previous activities through various situations. In some episodes she opens her desk, where various ID cards and driver's licenses with different names can be seen neatly sorted. Furthermore, Hetty meets with one of her contacts and is referred to by this person as the "Princess of Deception". She has at least a command of German and Russian.

Eric Beale

He is the department's computer expert and technology freak and the most important link between his colleagues on the job and headquarters. He often manipulates traffic cameras and penetrates networks and satellites in order to gain an advantage for the agents. He is friends with Abigail "Abby" Sciuto of NCIS in Washington, DC. He is also proficient in sign language. Surfing is one of his hobbies. He only comes into the office in shorts and flip-flops. When the team is on the field, he is very rarely there. In the episode 2x09 he claims to be half German.

LAPD Detective Martin "Marty" "Deeks

He is the NCIS / LAPD liaison officer. He runs into Sam Hanna during a joint undercover investigation. Hetty, who has been watching him for a long time, uses her contacts to get him transferred to the NCIS. She tells Callen that Deeks should join the team as the new agent. In the first episode of the second season, his LAPD partner Jess Traynor is murdered. In episode 17 of the second season, Deeks is gunned down in a convenience shop before work starts , but survives. In the same episode it is learned that he shot his father in self-defense when he was eleven years old. In episode 23 of the second season, Hetty offers him a job at NCIS, which he refuses because he is a police officer and that is more to him than just a job. It is known that he has a command of the Spanish language. He falls in love with Kensi during the fourth season and confesses his feelings to her with a kiss. In the fifth season, they both spend one night together. In the eleventh episode of the sixth season, the two finally come together after a kiss on an ice rink. In the course of the seventh season, both even move in together. In the tenth season, Deeks and Kensi get married.

Penelope "Nell" Jones

She is a news analyst and Eric's partner in the NCIS office. She carries a weapon during field operations (see 2.06 and 3.17), even though she is not an agent. She is also highly intelligent, but does not reveal the exact number of her IQ. She has been friends with Nate Getz for several years, but the exact relationship between the two has not yet been clarified. He's also the first to notice that Nell has feelings for Eric that go beyond friendship.

She also likes flowers and football and has been signed up on an online dating platform by her little sister. In the course of the fifth season she is at the side of Deeks more often in the field and gets into trouble again and again, which Eric is very displeasing. Her full name, Penelope, is revealed in season eight. She also has a big sister named Sydney.

Nate "Doc" Getz

He was the unit's psychologist, profiling the suspects and providing psychological advice to the team members. He knows how to play the banjo and harmonica. He also likes to listen to jazz. He often worked a lot of overtime, which is why Hetty asked him about it. In the third episode of the second season he goes to Kabul voluntarily to help the people there. In episode 2.14 it is revealed that he tried to track down the terror cell "Warriors for Islam" there. In the course of the episode, he works with the team again, as a lead led him to Oakville Prison (USA). It is also revealed that he has known Nell Jones for a long time, although he left the team before her time. In episode 2.18 it is revealed that he is stationed in Yemen to keep an eye on the leader of the “Warriors for Islam”.

Former characters

Owen Granger

Granger is the on-site Assistant Director overseeing the Hetty team. He disciplines missions and gives instructions that the team is reluctant to carry out. Furthermore, he often suggests that the "Henrietta Lange Period" will soon be over. However, he also shows his sympathy for Hetty Lange and her team on some missions and occasionally takes part in field missions himself. In episode 16 of the eighth season, Owen Granger secretly disappears from the hospital and leaves Hetty a suicide note suggesting his death.

Lara Macy

Senior Special Agent. She was the head of the team in the backdoor pilot, but was replaced by Hetty Lange for the series. She was a retired Marine Corps Military Police Officer investigating the murder of a Mexican drug dealer who killed Gibbs' family. Leroy Jethro Gibbs was suspected at the time. In episode 23 of season seven of Navy CIS , her body is found cremated.

Dominic Vail

Vail joined the team as an NCIS Junior Special Agent and disappeared in episode 13 of the first season. He was captured by several unknown kidnappers. An Islamist terrorist cell later confesses to his kidnapping and demands the release of a captured terrorist. While fleeing from his kidnappers, he was shot dead on the roof of a former cinema in LA. He dies in the arms of his colleagues Callen and Sam.

Lauren Hunter

Special Agent Hunter was the head of the OSP during Hetty's absence. She will be used by Hetty at the end of season 2 and will represent them until Hetty returns in season 3. She later dies when the chameleon detonates a car bomb.

It is also known that her past is similar to that of Callen, as both were orphans and both were "recruited" by Hetty.

Cast and dubbing

The series is dubbed at Arena Synchron GmbH in Berlin . Martin Keßler and Robin Kahnmeyer write the dialogue books and direct the dialogue.

role actor Voice actor Main role
(episodes) 		Supporting role
(episodes)
Special Agent G. Callen (Grisha Aleksandrovich Nikolaev) Chris O'Donnell Sven Hasper 1.01–
Special Agent Sam Hanna LL Cool J Sascha Rotermund 1.01–
Special Agent Kensi Marie Blye Daniela Ruah Natascha Geisler 1.01–
Department Manager Henrietta "Hetty" Lange Linda Hunt Evelyn Gressmann (1.01–9.14)
Isabella Grothe (9.15–) 		1.02-10.01; 10.17; 10.20–
 1.01
NCIS Technical Operator Eric Beale Barrett Foa Tobias Nath 1.13– 1.01–1.12
Detective / LAPD Liaison Officer Martin "Marty" Deeks Eric Christian Olsen Robin Kahnmeyer 2.01– 1.19-1.20
NCIS Intelligence Analyst Penelope "Nell" Jones Renée Felice Smith Luisa Wietzorek (2.04–2.06)
Kaya Marie Möller (2.07–10.11, 10.16–)
Lydia Morgenstern (10.12–10.15) 		2.11– 2.04-2.10
NCIS Special Agent Fatima Namazi Medalion Rahimi Anna Gamburg 11.16- 10.14–11.07
Operational Psychologist Nate "Doc" Getz Peter Cambor Björn Schalla 1.01-1.24 2.01, 2.03, 2.14, 2.18, 3.20, 4.12, 5.02, 5.15, 6.04, 7.21, 8.12, 8.16
Assistant Director Owen Granger Miguel Ferrer Lutz Mackensy 5.01-8.16 3.12-4.24
Junior Special Agent Dominic Vail Adam Jamal Craig Marcel Collé 1.01–1.12 1.21
Executive Assistant Director Shay Mosley Nia Long Melanie Pukass 9.01-10.06

Remarks:

  1. ↑ Will be performed as the leading actress for the entire 10th season
  2. ↑ Miguel Ferrer passed away while filming the 8th season. He appears for the last time in episode 8x16, but is shown as the main actor until the end of the season.

Supporting cast

The secondary cast includes important roles that appear in at least two episodes (associated seasons are given in brackets):

Backdoor pilot :

  • Louise Lombard as Department Manager / Special Agent in Charge Lara Macy (backdoor pilot)

(From) Season 1 :

(From) Season 2 :

(From) season 3 :

(From) Season 4 :

(From) Season 5 :

(From) Season 6 :

(From) Season 7 :

  • Karina Logue as Detective Ellen Whiting (7–)
  • Pamela Reed as Roberta Deeks; Mother of Marty Deeks (7–)
  • Malese Jow as Jennifer Kim; Daughter of Owen Granger (7, 9, 11)

(From) Season 8 :

(From) Season 9 :

(From) Season 10 :

production

During the filming of the Backdoor Pilot 2009

Filming began in February 2009. The characters were featured and introduced in the NCIS double episode Legend . These episodes were a so-called backdoor pilot for the series, comparable to the main series NCIS, which had its backdoor pilot in the series JAG - On behalf of the honor with two episodes. While the series was extended by a second season in January 2010, CBS commissioned the production of a third season in May 2011. A fourth season was also announced in March 2012. On March 27, 2013, CBS extended the series for a fifth season.

In March 2013, another NCIS team was presented in a double episode, episodes 18 and 19 of the fourth season, which should serve for a new spin-off. However, this was later rejected.

Style and episode structure

In general, there is a great similarity to the parent format. This is mainly seen through the use of a style element, which leads to the separation of a sequence into individual chapters. At Navy CIS , this is represented by a black and white image, which is usually frozen and accompanied by a dull noise, at the end of a chapter, while a few seconds later another image of the next chapter appears, with which the same happens.

In the Navy CIS: LA offshoot , chapters are also shown in black and white. Here, however, there are several images that are quickly superimposed and look like they were taken by a single-lens reflex camera. The sound of the mirror when it folds back completes the audio-visual separation.

Radiance and reach

United States

On April 28 and May 5, 2009, the team was presented on the US broadcaster CBS in a double episode of Navy CIS . Since September 22, 2009, NCIS: Los Angeles has aired on the slot behind Navy CIS . The first episode of the series reached 18 million viewers in the United States. The second season started on September 21, 2010 with a double episode and ended on May 17, 2011. The third season has been broadcast since September 20, 2011.

In March 2012, CBS extended the series by a fourth season, which aired from September 25, 2012 through May 14, 2013. The fifth season began to be broadcast on September 24, 2013 and ended on May 13, 2014. The sixth season was broadcast from September 29, 2014 to May 18, 2015.

The seventh season of the series premiered on CBS on September 21, 2015. Due to the terrorist attacks on November 13, 2015 in Paris , the November 16 episode Defectors , whose plot includes ISIS terrorists, was suspended and replaced by The Long Goodbye , originally scheduled for December .

Germany

Broadcast periods and audience ratings

The highest number of viewers was measured on February 23, 2014 on Sat.1 with 3.90 million viewers.

The episode Fallout (season 5, episode 8) was running .

Season Episodes Broadcast period Audience ratings source
Range
(from 3 years in millions)
 Market share
(from 3 years in%)
 Reach
(14-49 years in millions)
 Market share
(14-49 years in%)
1 24 July to December 2010 ø 2.08 million ø 7.6% ø 1.10 million ø 11.2%
2 5 January to February 2011 ø 2.34 million ø 7.6% ø 1.19 million ø 10.0%
19th August to November 2011
3 13 February to May 2012 ø 2.36 million ø 9.2% ø 1.17 million ø 10.7%
11 July to September 2012
4th 11 April to June 2013 ø 2.69 million ø 8.4% ø 1.41 million ø 11.0%
13 August to November 2013
5 13 January to March 2014 ø 2.54 million ø 9.5% ø 1.28 million ø 11.9%
11 August to November 2014
6th 13 January to March 2015 ø 3.04 million ø 8.7% ø 1.51 million ø 11.2%
11 August to November 2015
7th 9 April to June 2016 ø 2.26 million ø 7.0% ø 0.99 million ø 8.4%
15th July to October 2016

The series has been running on German free TV since July 24, 2010 on the private broadcaster Sat.1 . But for the first time the protagonists of the spin-off were seen in Germany on October 25, 2009 and November 1, 2009 in the series Navy CIS , in the cross-series episode Legende (parts 1 and 2).

Sat.1 broadcast the regular first season as well as the first five episodes of the second season in a row from July 24, 2010 to February 5, 2011 (with a short break between the seasons) on Saturdays, with the first four episodes being broadcast in double episodes . Sat.1 ended the second season with the fifth episode due to poor ratings.

On August 11, 2011, Sat.1 changed the broadcast slot and continued the broadcast of the second season on Thursday as part of the “Super Series Thursday”. At the start and after a one-week break in November, the episodes were broadcast in double episodes. The first thirteen episodes of the third season also aired on Thursday, but at a later time.

Since the broadcast of the remaining episodes of the third season from July 8, 2012, the series has always been broadcast on Sundays as part of the “Super Series Sunday” in the mother format Navy CIS . The exception was the first broadcast of the first thirteen episodes of the fifth season. These were broadcast an hour later. On August 26, 2012, the two series Hawaii Five-0 and Navy CIS: LA swapped the transmission slot once, as the series crossover The Game with Death had the first part in Hawaii Five-0 and the second part in Navy CIS: LA aired in a row.

Since 2011, the first broadcast of a season begins either in January or February (exceptions in 2013 and 2016: in April). After a summer break, the season usually ends in September or November for the first time. In addition, older episodes have been repeated on kabel eins since 2013 . Sat.1 has been broadcasting its seventh season since April 3, 2016.

The series has been running on German pay TV since 2011 on 13th Street .

Austria

In Austria, the broadcaster ORF has broadcast one Navy CIS: LA since July 25, 2010.

The second season was seen since January 9, 2011, episodes 6 to 10 in German-language first broadcast. This ended after a long break on September 22, 2013. From September 7, 2014 to February 5, 2015, the third season was broadcast. The fourth season aired from February 26, 2015.

Switzerland

In Switzerland, the series has been broadcast on the 3+ channel since August 16, 2010 . The series also ran on HD suisse from 2010 to 2012 . The series is marketed there under the name NCIS - Los Angeles .

background

  • Louise Lombard , who played department manager and special agent Lara Macy in the backdoor pilot, was not cast on the series.
  • Shane Brennan, the producer of Navy CIS and Navy CIS: LA , announced that there will be crossover episodes. As an example, he cited a storyline with Abigail Sciuto that begins in Los Angeles and ends in Washington, DC, home of NCIS .
  • Sat.1 chose the name Navy CIS: LA as in the main series Navy CIS, a wrong title that deviates from the original, the "N" in "NCIS" in the original stands for "Naval" and not for "Navy".

criticism

  • Nina Rehfeld wrote in the FAZ : “The contrast between the inexperienced serious destroyer (DiNozzo) and his laconic boss (Gibbs) is missing, as is the casual sarcasm that defines the entertainment value of 'Navy CIS'. 'NCIS: LA' is solid crime entertainment, but above all it shows what the audience has about the original. "
  • For Hollywoodreporter.com, Barry Garron wrote: "'NCIS: LA', like its parent, relies on a sturdy, mostly youthful cast, sporadic action, and sprightly dialogue. It courts younger-adult male viewers […]. Chances are, it will enjoy some serious audience flow. So, a similar dearth of Emmy noms. "(German:" 'NCIS: LA', like the parent format, builds on robust, mostly young actors, isolated action and lively dialogues. The series vies for young, male viewers [...]. It seems likely that the series will benefit greatly from audience flow [through NCIS]. A similar lack of Emmy nominations is to be expected. ") Garron also wrote," [...] 'NCIS: LA' is little more than an updated version of 'The A-Team' of the 1980s, with more high-tech gadgetry and fewer explosions. ”(German:“ […] 'NCIS: LA' is little more than a renewed version of 'Das A-Team' der 80s, with more high-tech toys and fewer explosions. ")

DVD release

In the USA:

  1. Season 1 was released on August 31, 2010.
  2. Season 2 was released on August 23, 2011.
  3. Season 3 was released on August 21, 2012.
  4. Season 4 was released on August 20, 2013.
  5. Season 5 was released on August 19, 2014.

In Germany:

  1. Season 1 was released in two parts on March 31, 2011.
  2. Season 2 was released in two parts on March 8, 2012.
  3. Season 3 was released in two parts on March 7, 2013.
  4. Season 4 was released in two parts on May 8, 2014.
  5. Season 5 was released in two parts on April 2, 2015.
  6. Season 6 was released as a complete box on April 7, 2016.
  7. Season 7 was released as a complete box on April 13, 2017.
  8. Season 8 was released as a complete box on April 12, 2018.
  9. Season 9 was released as a complete box on April 11, 2019

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Jump up ↑ Kensi Blye in Hawaii Five-0: Season 2, Episode 6
  2. ↑ G. Callen and Sam Hanna in Hawaii Five-0: Season 2, Episode 21
  3. ^ Henrietta Lange in Scorpion Season 1, Episode 6
  4. ^ CBS extends NCIS: Los Angeles and NCIS: New Orleans. In: Serienjunkies.de . April 23, 2019, accessed April 23, 2019 .
  5. ↑ Season 2, Episode 24
  6. ↑ Season 7, Episode 20
  7. ↑ "NCIS: LA": Wedding of "Kensi" and "Deeks": fans worry. In: www.msn.com. February 12, 2019, accessed August 9, 2019 .
  8. ↑ Season 2, Episode 10
  9. ↑ "NCIS: LA": Wedding of "Kensi" and "Deeks": fans worry. In: www.msn.com. February 12, 2019, accessed August 9, 2019 .
  10. ↑ cbs.com: NCIS: Los Angeles Cast. (English), Retrieved October 4, 2009.
  11. ^ Dubbing actor in the German dubbing index
  12. ↑ Denise Petski: 'NCIS: Los Angeles': Medalion Rahimi Upped To Series Regular On CBS Drama . February 5, 2020. Accessed March 5, 2020.
  13. ↑ a b Bill Gorman: CBS Renews 18 Shows: 'The Good Wife,' 'Blue Bloods,' '2 Broke Girls,' 'The Mentalist,' 'Mike & Molly' & Many More. TV by the Numbers, March 14, 2012, accessed March 14, 2012 .
  14. ↑ Amanda Kondolojy: 'The Good Wife', 'Elementary', 'Person Of Interest', '2 Broke Girls', 'NCIS: LA', 'The Mentalist', 'Mike & Molly,' 'Hawaii Five-0' & 'Blue Bloods' Renewed by CBS. TV by the Numbers, March 27, 2013, accessed March 27, 2013 .
  15. ↑ Serienjunkies.de: CBS announces start dates. , accessed October 3, 2009.
  16. ↑ Rick KIssell: Ratings: 20 million investigate 'NCIS'. In: variety.com. Archived from the original on September 27, 2009 ; accessed on October 3, 2009 .
  17. ^ CBS Announces Fall Premiere Dates; Early Start for 'Madam Secretary'; 'Big Bang Theory' & 'Scorpion' Launch Premiere Week. In: TV By The Numbers. June 24, 2014, accessed November 18, 2019 .
  18. ↑ Adam Arndt: CBS changes Supergirl and NCIS LA broadcast order. In: Serienjunkies.de . November 16, 2015, accessed November 16, 2015 .
  19. ↑ a b Quotenmeter.de - rate Check Season 5 Part 1
  20. ↑ Wettenmeter.de - Odds check 1st season
  21. ↑ quotemeter.de - Odds check 2nd season part 2
  22. ↑ quotemeter.de - Odds check 3rd season
  23. ↑ Wettenmeter.de - Odds check 4th season
  24. ↑ quotemeter.de - Odds check 6th season part 1
  25. ↑ quotemeter.de - Odds check 7th season
  26. ↑ Serien-load.de: "NCIS Los Angeles: The new agents for the first time from Sunday on Sat.1" from October 23, 2009.
  27. ↑ a b broadcast dates for the series at fernsehserien.de
  28. ↑ Despite tough quotas: “Navy CIS: LA” will be continued on Wishlist.de
  29. ↑ Sat.1 deletes “Navy CIS: LA” on Saturday evening Wishlist.de
  30. ↑ Bernd Michael Krannich: Criminal Minds and NCIS: Los Angeles earlier on Sat.1 back . Serienjunkies.de . January 23, 2012. Retrieved January 23, 2012.
  31. ↑ Uwe Mantel: Sat.1: Series crossover & new episodes at the end of August . In: DWDL.de . July 18, 2012. Retrieved July 18, 2012.
  32. ↑ Alexander Krei: Sat.1 tries again from April with "Homeland" . In: dwdl.de . February 22, 2016. Retrieved February 22, 2016.
  33. ^ NCIS: Los Angeles Producer Speaks on Crossing Over. In: imdb.com. Retrieved October 4, 2009 .
  34. ↑ Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Thursday, September 24, 2009. No. 222. P. 35.
  35. ↑ a b Barry Garron for Hollywoodreporter.com www.hollywoodreporter.com: NCIS: Los Angeles - TV Review. ( Memento of September 26, 2009 on the Internet Archive ) (English), accessed October 3, 2009.