NCIS: Los Angeles (season 3)

NCIS: Los Angeles (season 3)
Season 3 U.S. DVD Cover
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	24
Release
Original network	CBS
Original release	September 20, 2011 – May 15, 2012

The third season of NCIS: Los Angeles premiered on CBS on September 20, 2011.^[1] The two-hour season finale aired on May 15, 2012.

Cast

All seven members of the season two cast returned for the third season. Peter Cambor returns in one episode, whilst Rocky Carroll reprises his NCIS character for one episode. Miguel Ferrer joins the cast in the twelfth episode as a recurring guest star.

Main

• Chris O'Donnell as G. Callen; the team's Supervisory Special Agent and a deep-cover operative.
• LL Cool J as Sam Hanna; a Senior Field Agent and G. Callen's partner.
• Daniela Ruah as Kensi Blye; a Special Agent and the team's forensic investigator.
• Eric Christian Olsen as Marty Deeks; an LAPD Detective assigned to liaise with the OSP.
• Barrett Foa as Eric Beale; the teams Technical Operator.
• Renée Felice Smith as Nell Jones; an Intelligence Analyst.
• Linda Hunt as Henrietta Lange; a Special Agent in Charge and the teams Operational Manager.

Recurring

• Claire Forlani as Lauren Hunter; a Special Agent in Charge
• Brian Avers as Mike Renko; an NCIS Agent assigned to a deep-cover case
• Vyto Ruginis as Arkday Kolchek

Special guest stars

• Scott Caan as Danny Williams; a Hawaii Detective Sergeant and a member of Five-0
• Daniel Dae Kim as Chin Ho Kelly; a Hawaii Lieutenant and a member of Five-0
• Miguel Ferrer as Owen Granger; an NCIS Assistant Director assigned to oversee the team
• Peter Cambor as Nate Getz; a deep-cover NCIS Operational Psychologist
• Rocky Carroll as Leon Vance; the Director of NCIS

Episodes

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
49	1	"Lange, H."	Tony Wharmby	Shane Brennan	September 20, 2011	301	16.71[2]
The Special Projects team travels to Romania to search for Hetty, while delving into the history of the Comescu crime family, and their connection to Callen. Hetty confronts Alexa, matriarch of the Comescu family, and it is revealed that Callen's grandfather was an OSS agent who killed several members of the family; the Comescus retaliated, killing his mother, but leaving Callen and his sister alive. Meanwhile, Eric and Nell discover that Lauren Hunter, the Office of Special Projects' Operations Manager, is a member of the Comescus. It is ultimately revealed that Hunter assumed the identity of Ilena Vadim - a member of the family who distanced herself from them - to infiltrate the Comescu family; the other members of the team are unaware of her exact allegiance until she kills Alexa and retrieves a laptop from the Comescu beach house. The episode ends in a cliffhanger with the other characters realizing that Hetty has been shot by Alexa. She then collapses to the ground, her fate unknown.
50	2	"Cyber Threat"	Dennis Smith	R. Scott Gemmill	September 27, 2011	302	16.26[3]
The NCIS team has to join forces with the NSA to find the creator and controller of a software program linked to a cyber attack against the Department of Defense. Meanwhile, Callen continues searching for more information about his past. The episode ends with Callen confronting Hetty about her knowledge about his past and family.
51	3	"Backstopped"	Terrence O'Hara	Dave Kalstein & Shane Brennan	October 4, 2011	303	14.78[4]
Operations Manager Hunter rotates the investigative partnerships during an investigation into the death of a Marine who died during an explosion.
52	4	"Deadline"	Kate Woods	Gil Grant	October 11, 2011	304	15.40[5]
As Hetty returns to work the team investigates a death tied to the Libyan resistance movement.
53	5	"Sacrifice"	John Peter Kousakis	Joseph C. Wilson	October 18, 2011	305	15.35[6]
The LAPD calls upon the NCIS team when a raid links a Mexican drug cartel to a wanted terrorist. Meanwhile, Sam's most prized possession is stolen.
54	6	"Lone Wolf"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Christina M. Kim	October 25, 2011	306	15.89[7]
After a former Navy intelligence officer is murdered, Hetty contacts a former co-worker when the NCIS team uncovers a threat to national security.
55	7	"Honor"	Tony Wharmby	Jordana Lewis Jaffe & R. Scott Gemmill	November 1, 2011	307	15.52[8]
When a Marine that was dishonorably discharged is accused of murder and claims he was framed, it is up to NCIS to figure out the truth.
56	8	"Greed"	Jan Eliasberg	Frank Military	November 8, 2011	308	15.66[9]
When a Navy ID is found on a dead body tied to a hazardous material smuggling case, NCIS is granted permission to investigate in Mexico and asked to help locate the missing materials. The episode ends with Sam heading off to Sudan to work alongside a CIA task force.
57	9	"Betrayal"	Karen Gaviola	Frank Military	November 15, 2011	309	15.15[10]
After Sam's undercover mission in Sudan turns deadly with a body presumably matching that of Sam's description, Callen heads off to Sudan to discover the truth and to track down Sam before it's too late. Meanwhile, back in Los Angeles, the NCIS team search for clues in regards to the case but things go wrong when Sam's cover is blown, forcing Callen and Sam into a fight for their lives.
58	10	"The Debt"	Steven DePaul	Dave Kalstein	November 22, 2011	310	14.10[11]
When Deeks shoots an unarmed man during a joint NCIS/LAPD operation, LAPD blames NCIS for ruining the operation and breaks ties with NCIS, forcing Hetty to eliminate Deeks's liaison position. However, the shooting was a ruse enabling Deeks to return to LAPD so that a mole in LAPD could be identified. With the mole eventually identified, Deeks returns to his work with NCIS.
59	11	"Higher Power"	Kevin Bray	Joe Sachs	December 13, 2011	311	16.40[12]
During the middle of the Holidays and the distractions they cause the team are tasked with finding the thieves who stole an experimental electronic device with enough power to destroy half of Los Angeles.
60	12	"The Watchers"	Tony Wharmby	R. Scott Gemmill	January 3, 2012	312	17.08[13]
When a researcher with the Department of Defense is found dead, Nell must put her high IQ to the test when she goes undercover as his replacement. Meanwhile, Hetty’s ability to lead the team is questioned by the new NCIS Assistant Director, Owen Granger.
61	13	"Exit Strategy"	Dennis Smith	Gregory Weidman	January 10, 2012	313	16.60[14]
The team must find the person behind an ambush on a vehicle carrying Jada Khaled in order to save her and their case; Sam must face Jada for the first time since Sudan. The humanitarian agent from their previous mission was revealed to have been forced to ambush Jada Khaled after members of a French company who possessed ties with the Sudanese dictator kidnapped his family and threatened to kill them if he didn't kill her. Note: This episode is the only one of the entire series that has no intro. Instead it has a superimposed title.
62	14	"Partners"	Eric Laneuville	Gil Grant & Dave Kalstein	February 7, 2012	314	16.27[15]
The team investigates a hijacking when a package from a state department van goes missing. Meanwhile, Callen and Sam celebrate five years as partners.
63	15	"Crimeleon"	Terrence O'Hara	Frank Military	February 14, 2012	315	16.15[16]
The team investigate the murder of two businessmen and later find out that a spy/agent named Chameleon who can take on any personality or facade he likes is responsible for the killings. When the Interpol Agent the team were working with is murdered, Granger takes over the case, forcing the team to report to him while still resenting his involvement. But despite their best efforts, Chameleon manages to evade them but not before calling Callen from an unknown location and then telling the NCIS Special Agent that he's going to kill him. Later, under pressure from both Hetty and Callen, Granger finally tells them the reason for him coming to Los Angeles: he's here to catch a killer and the camera then shows him looking over at Kensi, suggesting it might have something to do with her.
64	16	"Blye, K."	Jonathan Frakes	Joseph C. Wilson	February 21, 2012	316	15.47[17]
Kensi is taken into custody by Assistant Director Granger when various Marines from her deceased father's unit end up dead in various car accidents. The episode ends in a cliffhanger with Kensi being shot by an unknown sniper and it is not yet known if she is alive, having been injured by the bullet or dead.
65	17	"Blye, K., Part 2"	Terrence O'Hara	Dave Kalstein	February 28, 2012	317	15.85[18]
Kensi is injured, but survives the shot from the sniper, and continues the chase for the killer responsible for her father's death as she resolves to solve the case once and for all.
66	18	"The Dragon and the Fairy"	Tony Wharmby	Joe Sachs	March 20, 2012	318	16.17[19]
The team investigates a shooting outside the Vietnamese Consulate just prior to an international conference at the venue that the Secretary of the Navy is scheduled to attend. But they soon find evidence suggesting that an illegal sweatshop might actually be a cover for a human trafficking ring or terrorists.
67	19	"Vengeance"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Frank Military	March 27, 2012	319	14.75[20]
A Navy Intel Officer is found dead, and all evidence points to a team of Navy SEALs who are about to depart for a hostage rescue mission. Sam is chosen to interrogate the group which may possibly compromise the mission.
68	20	"Patriot Acts"	Dennis Smith	Jordana Lewis Jaffe	April 10, 2012	320	12.86[21]
When a former Marine is suspected of creating a chemical bomb found in a vehicle, Nate Getz returns to Los Angeles and the team must work together with the FBI to track down and stop a domestic terrorist.
69	21	"Touch of Death"	Tony Wharmby	Michele Fazekas & Tara Butters & R. Scott Gemmill	May 1, 2012	321	15.21[22]
Detectives Danny Williams (Scott Caan) and Chin Ho Kelly (Daniel Dae Kim) of the Hawaii Five-0 in Hawaii arrive in Los Angeles to help Callen, Sam and the Office of Special Projects find and stop Jarrod Prodeman (Rob Benedict), a disgraced doctor carrying several vials of smallpox, capable of wiping out half the world's population. They eventually find and capture Prodeman, who reveals he has already sold the vials to a Doctor Rachel Holden, who is nowhere to be found. Research soon finds that Holden who believes that the Earth's population has grown too huge in the last thousand of years is planning on unleashing the smallpox to cut the population in half so that the Earth itself could recover. The team soon find that Holden is at an International Leaders of Tomorrow summit, giving away smallpox-infected t-shirts to teenagers which would in turn cause the smallpox to spread. Despite her efforts, Holden is eventually caught and arrested. Note: This is the second part of a two-part crossover between Hawaii Five-0 and NCIS: Los Angeles that begins with the Hawaii Five-0 episode "Pa Make Loa".
70	22	"Neighborhood Watch"	Robert Florio	Christina M. Kim	May 8, 2012	322	14.56[23]
Deeks and Kensi go undercover as a married couple in order to catch a Russian sleeper agent in the neighborhood. Through many suspects and an unexpected twist for Deeks and Kensi, they eventually capture the agent.
71	23	"Sans Voir (Part I)"	John Peter Kousakis	Gil Grant	May 15, 2012	323	15.19[23]
The Chameleon lures Callen and the rest of the team into a deadly mind-game with things becoming even more personal for the team when both Agents Mike Renko and Lauren Hunter are killed.
72	24	"Sans Voir (Part II)"	Terrence O'Hara	Shane Brennan	May 15, 2012	324	15.19[23]
The Chameleon's mindgames continue and things heat up when the team discover the life of an innocent man is at stake. The episode ends with Callen being arrested by the LAPD after killing the Chameleon in revenge for Renko and Hunter's deaths while Hetty is seen leaving a resignation letter for Owen Granger on her desk, suggesting that she fully intends to leave OSP for good in the aftermath of the tragedy that has seemingly ripped the team and the entire Office of Special Projects team apart.

Ratings

Episode	U.S. ratings				Canada ratings				Australian ratings
	Original air date	Viewers (millions)	Rank		Original air date	Viewers (millions)	Rank		Original air date	Viewers (millions)	Rank
			Night	Week			Night	Week			Night	Week
"Lange, H."	September 20, 2011	16.71[2]	2	6[2]	September 20, 2011	2.113[24]	1	9	September 27, 2011	0.899	8[25]	33[26]
"Cyber Threat"	September 27, 2011	16.26[3]	2	5[3]	September 27, 2011	2.063[27]	1	9	October 4, 2011	0.869	11[28]	33[29]
"Backstopped"	October 4, 2011	14.78[4]	3	7[4]	October 4, 2011	1.888[30]	1	11	October 11, 2011	0.851	14[31]	40[32]
"Deadline"	October 11, 2011	15.40[5]	3	6[5]	October 11, 2011	2.177[33]	1	5	October 18, 2011	0.840	13[34]	N/A
"Sacrifice"	October 18, 2011	15.35[6]	2	3[6]	October 18, 2011	1.920[35]	2	12	October 25, 2011	0.820	13[36]	N/A
"Lone Wolf"	October 25, 2011	15.89[7]	2	8[7]	October 25, 2011	1.955[37]	2	9	November 1, 2011	0.857	16[38]	N/A
"Honor"	November 1, 2011	15.52[8]	2	8[8]	November 1, 2011	1.946[39]	1	11	November 8, 2011	0.813	15[40]	N/A
"Greed"	November 8, 2011	15.66[9]	2	7[9]	November 8, 2011	2.007[39]	1	8	November 15, 2011	0.877	11[41]	N/A
"Betrayal"	November 15, 2011	15.15[10]	2	5[10]	November 15, 2011	1.762[39]	1	12	January 30, 2012[42]	0.583	20[43]	N/A
"The Debt"	November 22, 2011	14.10[11]	3	8[11]	November 22, 2011	2.226[44]	2	8	February 6, 2012	0.692	17[45]	N/A
"Higher Power"	December 13, 2011	16.40[12]	2	4[12]	December 13, 2011	2.000[46]	1	7	February 13, 2012	0.367[47]	N/A	N/A
"The Watchers"	January 3, 2012	17.08[13]	2	5[13]	January 3, 2012	2.063[48]	3	5	February 20, 2012	0.489[49]	N/A	N/A
"Exit Strategy"	January 10, 2012	16.60[14]	2	5[14]	January 10, 2012	1.999[50]	2	6	February 27, 2012	0.504[51]	N/A	N/A
"Partners"	February 7, 2012	16.27[15]	2	6[15]	February 7, 2012	1.738[52]	1	11	March 12, 2012	0.525[53]	N/A	N/A
"Crimeleon"	February 14, 2012	16.15[16]	2	5[16]	February 14, 2012	1.993[54]	1	9	March 19, 2012	N/A	N/A	N/A
"Blye, K."	February 21, 2012	15.47[17]	2	9[17]	February 21, 2012	2.038[55]	1	7	March 26, 2012	0.521[56]	N/A	N/A
"Blye, K., Part 2"	February 28, 2012	15.85[18]	3	5[18]	February 28, 2012	1.960[57]	2	7	April 2, 2012	0.620[58]	N/A	N/A
"The Dragon and the Fairy"	March 20, 2012	16.17[19]	2	4[19]	March 20, 2012	1.918[59]	2	8	April 9, 2012	0.558[60]	N/A	N/A
"Vengeance"	March 27, 2012	14.75[20]	3	7[20]	March 27, 2012	1.984[61]	1	6	April 23, 2012	0.445[62]	N/A	N/A
"Patriot Acts"	April 10, 2012	12.86[21]	3	6[21]	April 10, 2012	2.004[63]	1	5	April 30, 2012	0.343[64]	N/A	N/A
"Touch of Death"	May 1, 2012	15.21[22]	2	5[22]	May 1, 2012	2.206[65]	1	4	May 7, 2012[66]	0.389[67]	N/A	N/A
"Neighborhood Watch"	May 8, 2012	14.56[68]	2	5[68]	May 8, 2012	1.996[69]	1	7	May 14, 2012	0.469[70]	N/A	N/A
"Sans Voir (Part I)"	May 15, 2012	15.19[23]	2	5[23]	May 16, 2012	N/A	N/A	N/A	May 21, 2012	0.440[71]	N/A	N/A
"Sans Voir (Part II)"	May 15, 2012	15.19[23]	2	5[23]	May 16, 2012	N/A	N/A	N/A	May 28, 2012	0.419[72]	N/A	N/A

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General references

• "NCIS: Los Angeles: Episode Guide". MSN TV. Retrieved August 19, 2011.
• "Shows A-Z - ncis: los angeles on cbs". the Futon Critic. Retrieved August 19, 2011.

External links

• Official website at CBS
• USA Network's NCIS: Los Angeles site