Rely NCIS: Los Angeles among the many many reveals that had their production schedules interrupted by the coronavirus outbreak. Which means Sunday’s episode, “Code of Conduct,” will probably be its final for Season 11 — however not the finale producers initially had deliberate. That mentioned, the upcoming story is hardly missing in influence: Within the episode, Callen (Chris O’Donnell) and Sam (LL Cool J) head off to Afghanistan to research some heinous exercise on the a part of a service member.
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All is nicely in the beginning of the episode, as Callen earns some ribbing from Sam about Callen’s sudden curiosity in home searching to be with Anna (Bar Paly). The straightforward, breezy tone does not final although: It is quickly found {that a} commander has been accused by two SEALs of doing the unthinkable to prisoners and civilians in Afghanistan. Callen and particularly Sam are reluctant to consider them at first, however then they met with resistance from contained in the ranks; the accused commanding officer has a excessive rank and connections throughout the authorities too. Sam, a former SEAL himself, feels conflicted about presumably dealing with one among his personal as a suspect, however as proof mounts he decides the reality is most necessary and heads to Afghanistan with Callen.
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“How lengthy do males keep loyal to different males? That is the query,” government producer Frank Navy teased to TV Information. “We’re placing Sam proper within the coronary heart of that.”
Sadly for Sam and Callen, the investigation is not as minimize and dry as they’d hoped it will be, and the heroes discover themselves in a scenario extra hazardous than they ever may have imagined. Sunday’s episode is the primary half of a two-part arc, too, so count on the ramifications of “Code of Conduct” to hold over into one other season.
NCIS: Los Angeles airs Sunday at 9/8c on CBS.
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