NCIS season 8 episode 14 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In "NCIS 8x14 - A Man Walks Into a Bar," the USS Colonial's mission shifts to monitoring North Korean activity. Simultaneously, the NCIS team undergoes mandatory psych evaluations by Dr. Rachel Cranston. The investigation of Commander Reynolds' death initially suggests murder, implicating journalist Min Ho Kwon. However, it's later revealed as a disguised suicide to protect Reynolds' honor. The team's evaluations expose their personal struggles and fears, with Gibbs reflecting on closure and past losses. The episode concludes with Dr. Cranston affirming the team's effectiveness despite their dysfunctions.
Full Episode S08E14 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was the USS Colonial redirected to the East Sea?
The USS Colonial was redirected to monitor North Korean activity in the East Sea.
Who found Commander Reynolds dead?
Commander Reynolds was found dead by Mr. Howard.
What is the primary reason for Dr. Rachel Cranston's visit to NCIS?
Dr. Rachel Cranston is at NCIS to conduct mandatory psychological evaluations of the team.
What evidence suggests Commander Reynolds' death was a murder?
The discovery of a Tokarev 25 shell casing at the crime scene suggests murder.
Who is suspected of arguing with Commander Reynolds before his death?
Journalist Min Ho Kwon is suspected due to a reported argument with Commander Reynolds.
What personal information is revealed about Commander Reynolds?
It is revealed that Commander Reynolds had a long-term relationship with a married woman, Nancy Hargrove.