NCIS: Los Angeles (season 2)

NCIS: Los Angeles (season 2)
Season 2 U.S. DVD Cover
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	24
Release
Original network	CBS
Original release	September 21, 2010 – May 17, 2011

The second season of NCIS: Los Angeles premiered on September 21, 2010 on CBS in the same time slot as the previous season and the eighth season of NCIS premiered before.^[1]

Cast

This season initially features six actors in a starring role. O'Donnell is once again credited as the series lead, with Daniela Ruah returning as the female lead, now credited in second position. Hunt continues to be credited as with, whilst LL Cool J is afforded the and billing. Eric Christian Olsen joins the cast, reprising his role as Marty Deeks from season one. Renée Felice Smith joins the team in episode 4 in a recurring capacity, and is promoted to a starring role in the eleventh episode. Peter Cambor is no longer a series regular, and is credited as a special guest star in the 4 episodes he appears. Rocky Carroll reprises his role as NCIS Director Leon Vance in one episode.

Main

• Chris O'Donnell as G. Callen; the team's Supervisory Special Agent and a deep-cover operative.
• 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.
• LL Cool J as Sam Hanna; a Senior Field Agent and G. Callen's partner.

Recurring

• Raymond J. Barry as Branston Cole, Hetty's 'husband'
• Kathleen Rose Perkins as Rose Schwartz; the Los Angeles' County Coroner
• Ronald Auguste as Mowahd "Moe" Dusa; Sam Hanna's Sudanese 'brother'
• Claire Forlani as Lauren Hunter; a Special Agent in Charge and the teams Operational Manager

Special guest stars

• Peter Cambor as Nate Getz; a deep-cover NCIS Operational Psychologist
• Michael Harney as LAPD Detective Frank Scarli
• Meta Golding as Jess Traynor
• Moe Irvin as Tommy Bishop
• Liane Balaban as Emma Mastin
• Steven Brand as Jon Craig
• Waleed Zuaiter as Theirry / Sheik
• Daniel Hugh Kelly as Man
• Hrach Titizian as Taxi Driver
• Kristofer McNeeley as Sporty Man / Stockist
• Gary Weeks as Clay Mastin
• Alan Ruck as Donald Wexling
• Billy Magnussen as Allen Reed
• Vincent Laresca as Guillermo "Memo" Torres
• Navid Negahban as Aziz Anshiri
• Matt Cohen as James Winston
• Austin Stowell as Andrew Peterson
• Camryn Grimes as Diane Farley
• Alicia Coppola as Lisa Rand; a Senior FBI Special Agent
• Vincent Irizarry as Andre Maragos
• Louis Mandylor as Lucas Maragos
• Elaine Hendrix as Vanessa Maragos
• Brian McNamara as Jason Rehme
• Haley Ramm as Amanda Rehme
• Tyler Neitzel as Daniel Proeffer
• Marisol Nichols as Tracy Keller / Rosetti
• Stephen Snedden as FBI Special Agent John White
• Parry Shen as Ty
• Leyna Nguyen as ZNN Reporter
• Kate Levering as Jillian Leigh
• Christopher Judge as Assan Rafiq
• Carlos Lacámara as David Fernandez
• Lynn Chen as Nurse Lisa
• Cassandra Jean as Receptionist
• Stephen Amell as Marine Gunnery Sergeant Andrew Weaver
• Mary Pat Gleason as Landlady
• Jürgen Prochnow as Mattias Draeger
• Mark Pinter as Sebastian Ranner
• Dario Deak as Frederick Harbin
• Chris McKenna as CIA Agent
• Matt L. Jones as Cop
• Nico Evers-Swindell as Blond Russian #1
• David Hoflin as Former Navy Lt. Lance Talbot
• Jonathan Frakes as Navy Commander Dr. Stanfill
• Thomas Hobson as Lead Caroler
• Beth Behrs as Female caroler
• Aaron Abrams as Hector Lee
• Ned Vaughn as Navy Commander Rearden
• Erik Jensen as FBI Agent Landon Frisbee
• Cliff Simon as Jans Christian Kemp
• Bre Blair as FBI Agent Carla Mitzer
• Leslie Odom, Jr. as FBI Agent Duane Lausten
• Falk Hentschel as Bradford Harris Elgin
• Hakeem Kae-Kazim as Abdul Habaza
• Garret T. Sato as Nurse
• Jason Matthew Smith as David Jacobs
• Rick Ravanello as Guard
• Vyto Ruginis as Arkady Kolcheck
• Pej Vahdat as Rameesh Nayam-Singh
• Sophina Brown as Jennifer Grear
• Ed Quinn as Steve Brenner / Justin Marchetti
• Connor Trinneer as NCIS Agent Boyle
• Mitch Longley as Paul Beane
• Brad Beyer as LAPD Detective Jeff Versey
• Vasili Bogazianos as Frank
• Sarayu Rao as Dr. Susan DePaul
• Pascal Petardi as Vakar
• Myndy Crist as Emily Chambers
• Eduardo Yáñez as Antonio Medina
• Piper Mackenzie Harris as Allie Chambers
• Alejandro Patino as Day Laborer
• Victor Webster as Stanley King
• Amy Sloan as Patricia Dunn
• Gene Gabriel as Michael Connor
• Wynn Everett as Ariel Drewett
• Gideon Emery as Jeffrey Kinto
• Terrence Stone as Ollie Drewett
• Channon Roe as Ray Martindale
• Evan Parke as Nelson Sanders
• Erin Foster as Nicole Martindale
• Joe Egender as Joey
• Mo Gallini as Boss
• Shannon Collis as Jenna
• Rebeka Montoya as Hostess
• Claire Forlani as Lauren Hunter
• Blake Gibbons as Fallon
• Kristen Hager as Star
• Jake Richardson as Drew Stetson
• Charlene Amoia as Michelle Ardell
• Collins Pennie as Mark
• Rocky Carroll as Leon Vance; the Director of NCIS
• Cristine Rose as Alexa Comescu
• Robin Atkin Downes as Prague Henchman
• Jilon VanOver as Luca
• Rob Locke as Czech mobster
• Craig Robert Young as Dracul Comescu

Episodes

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
25	1	"Human Traffic"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Shane Brennan	September 21, 2010	201	15.76[2]
The NCIS team's LAPD liaison officer, Detective Marty Deeks, goes missing while undercover, right after the subject of his investigation is killed by a bomb planted in their car. LAPD Detective Jess Traynor, Deeks's partner, dies from a similar car bomb just after briefing NCIS. The team is tasked to find the missing detective.
26	2	"Black Widow"	Kate Woods	Dave Kalstein	September 21, 2010	202	13.60[2]
An NCIS undercover agent is assassinated while in Cyprus investigating illegal arms sales to Chechen extremists. The same hit team is later detected arriving in Los Angeles, and the NCIS Los Angeles team is in a race against the clock to stop the assassins from killing their next target, a suburban housewife who is more than she appears to be.
27	3	"Borderline"	Terrence O'Hara	R. Scott Gemmill	September 28, 2010	203	16.51[3]
Four marines are ambushed while participating in a joint DEA-Marine task force interdicting Mexican criminals along the U.S.-Mexico border. The NCIS team works to recover the captured marines and uncover the mastermind behind the operation.
28	4	"Special Delivery"	Tony Wharmby	Gil Grant	October 5, 2010	204	16.15[4]
The NCIS team investigates the murder of a sailor with top-level security clearance after he is found dead and missing a hand in a Rodeo Drive parking lot.
29	5	"Little Angels"	Steven DePaul	Frank Military	October 12, 2010	205	16.05[5]
When the teenaged daughter of a Navy commander is kidnapped by what appears to be a serial killer, the team needs to determine whether he is the target of blackmail for military secrets or if the crime is random.
30	6	"Standoff"	Dennis Smith	Joseph C. Wilson	October 19, 2010	206	16.00[6]
After a downtown Navy Recruitment Center is held hostage, Callen is forced to work with his "ex-wife" and ex-partner Tracy Keller. But not everything is as it seems.
31	7	"Anonymous"	Norberto Barba	Christina M. Kim	October 26, 2010	207	15.99[7]
A State Department employee and plastic surgeon are murdered. The team discovers a terrorist cell has had their faces surgically altered. They must find the one person who can identify them and foil an impending terrorist attack.
32	8	"Bounty"	Félix Alcalá	Dave Kalstein	November 9, 2010	208	15.61[8]
The team investigates the murder of a retired Delta Force operator who previously worked with a Marine SOCOM unit tasked to capture high-priority targets in Afghanistan.
33	9	"Absolution"	Steven DePaul	R. Scott Gemmill	November 16, 2010	209	15.81[9]
The murder of an arms dealer has Hetty and the NCIS team searching for his missing book of top-secret information. The episode ends with Hetty discovering that her "husband", Branston Cole, a security guard, and a nurse have all been killed.
34	10	"Deliverance"	Tony Wharmby	Frank Military & Shane Brennan	November 23, 2010	210	14.96[10]
In the aftermath of Cole's death, Hetty and the NCIS team continue to search for a book that was the target of various intelligence agencies, both foreign and domestic. Things heat up when various spies and agencies from numerous countries begin heading to Los Angeles, forcing the team to race against time to stop the respective gangs from tearing LA apart in their search for the book. The conclusion of a two-part episode.
35	11	"Disorder"	Jonathan Frakes	Gil Grant & David Kalstien	December 14, 2010	211	16.82[11]
When two men are killed in a shootout, the NCIS team must rely on a former Navy intelligence officer suffering from PTSD to help them solve the case.
36	12	"Overwatch"	Karen Gaviola	Lindsay Jewett Sturman	January 11, 2011	212	18.13[12]
The NCIS team uncovers an experimental Navy tracking system when a body containing a top-secret residue is stolen from an autopsy room. Meanwhile, Callen challenges Hetty on the rock wall.
37	13	"Archangel"	Tony Wharmby	R. Scott Gemmill & Shane Brennan	January 18, 2011	213	17.29[13]
The NCIS team sets out to find the individual responsible for stealing a classified Pentagon document before the file's decryption code is cracked by the wrong party.
38	14	"Lockup"	Jan Eliasberg	Christina M. Kim & Frank Military	February 1, 2011	214	17.70[14]
Sam goes undercover in prison in an attempt to infiltrate a Yemen-based terrorist group by getting close to its leader, another inmate.
39	15	"Tin Soldiers"	Terrence O'Hara	R. Scott Gemmill	February 8, 2011	215	17.16[15]
What begins as a break-in at G's house leads to a pursuit of black market microchips, and a series of double-crosses. Callen agrees to investigate an Indian "slum dog millionaire" who happens to be Arkady Kolcheck's business rival. Kolcheck also promises Callen to shed some light on the cemetery incident (season 1 finale "Callen, G").
40	16	"Empty Quiver"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Dave Kalstein	February 15, 2011	216	16.80[16]
Callen and Sam go undercover with the California Highway Patrol, and a stolen nuclear warhead sends the OSP team scrambling to recover the bomb.
41	17	"Personal"	Kate Woods	Joseph C. Wilson	February 22, 2011	217	18.69[17]
LAPD–NCIS Liaison Detective Marty Deeks's routine is thrown when he interrupts a convenience-store robbery and is shot, but the NCIS team finds out Deeks was targeted, but not to kill him, instead to lure out NCIS Junior Special Agent Kensi Blye by Vakar (first mentioned in "Black Widow").
42	18	"Harm's Way"	Tony Wharmby	Shane Brennan	March 1, 2011	218	15.67[18]
The story arc that started in the episode "Lockup" is concluded as Sam is sent on an undercover mission to Yemen. But the stakes are raised when it's revealed that the terrorist group has taken a young seven-year-old boy hostage and things get even worse for the team when it's discovered Nate's cover has been compromised which means that Sam has been exposed as well, forcing Callen, Sam and Nate into a fight for survival against terrorists who want them dead.
43	19	"Enemy Within"	Steven DePaul	Lindsay Jewett Sturman	March 22, 2011	219	16.56[19]
It's a race against time as the team attempts to foil an assassination plot against a Venezuelan politician on U.S. soil.
44	20	"The Job"	Terrence O'Hara	Frank Military & Christina M. Kim	March 29, 2011	220	15.34[20]
A secure facility on a marine base becomes compromised, causing Kensi to go undercover as a thief in the hope of finding out what a world-class thief planned to steal from the secure facility without having her cover blown.
45	21	"Rocket Man"	Dennis Smith	Roger Director	April 12, 2011	221	15.46[21]
After a rocket engine expert is killed, OSP tech operator Eric Beale goes undercover for the first time to ensure that the classified technology used to build satellites is safe.
46	22	"Plan B."	James Whitmore, Jr.	Dave Kalstein & Joseph C. Wilson	May 3, 2011	222	14.16[22]
To protect his best friend and primary informant from a group of arms traffickers, Deeks must go deep undercover to an old alias.
47	23	"Imposters"	John Peter Kousakis	R. Scott Gemmill	May 10, 2011	223	14.74[23]
The stolen canisters from "Overwatch" resurface after a Navy SEAL imposter is set ablaze. Hetty sets her affairs in order as she prepares to resign from NCIS.
48	24	"Familia"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Shane Brennan	May 17, 2011	224	15.61[24]
Hetty's resignation from NCIS prompts Callen and the team to initiate an investigation to find her. It is revealed that she has been working on a case involving Callen's mysterious past, and that she herself is a member of the family that has been trying to kill him for years.

Ratings

The episodes of NCIS: Los Angeles are broadcast on Global in Canada at the same time as CBS broadcasts the show in the U.S.

Episode	U.S. ratings		Canada ratings			Australia ratings
	Original airdate	Viewers (millions)	Viewers (millions)	Rank		Original airdate	Viewers (millions)	Day Rank
				Night	Week
"Human Traffic"	September 21, 2010	15.76[2]	1.708[25]	3	18	January 30, 2011[26]	0.718[27]	13
"Black Widow"	September 21, 2010	13.60[2]	1.373[25]	5	25	February 6, 2011	0.552[28]	17
"Borderline"	September 28, 2010	16.51[3]	1.941[29]	4	15	February 13, 2011	0.437[30]	21
"Special Delivery"	October 5, 2010	16.15[4]	1.867[31]	3	12	February 20, 2011	0.460[32]	21
"Little Angels"	October 12, 2010	16.05[5]	1.925[33]	2	13	March 6, 2011	0.406[34]	21
"Standoff"	October 19, 2010	16.00[6]	1.931[35]	2	10	March 13, 2011	0.429[36]	22
"Anonymous"	October 26, 2010	15.99[7]	1.892[37]	2	12	March 20, 2011	0.399[38]	25
"Bounty"	November 9, 2010	15.61[8]	1.825[39]	2	14	March 27, 2011	0.387[40]	25
"Absolution"	November 16, 2010	15.81[9]	1.870[41]	2	14	April 5, 2011[42]	0.703[43]	14
"Deliverance"	November 23, 2010	14.96[10]	1.906[44]	2	10	April 12, 2011	0.744[45]	14
"Disorder"	December 14, 2010	16.82[11]	1.728[46]	1	8	April 19, 2011	0.694[47]	15
"Overwatch"	January 11, 2011	18.13[12]	1.929[48]	2	9	April 26, 2011	0.732[49]	18
"Archangel"	January 18, 2011	17.29[13]	1.989[50]	2	11	May 3, 2011	0.755[51]	15
"Lockup"	February 1, 2011	17.70[14]	1.817[52]	3	15	May 10, 2011	0.773[53]	14
"Tin Soldiers"	February 8, 2011	17.16[15]	1.900[54]	2	12	May 17, 2011	0.643[55]	19
"Empty Quiver"	February 15, 2011	16.80[16]	1.783[56]	2	16	May 24, 2011	0.687[57]	16
"Personal"	February 22, 2011	18.69[17]	1.983[58]	1	10	May 31, 2011	0.761[59]	15
"Harm's Way"	March 1, 2011	15.67[18]	1.856[60]	3	10	June 7, 2011	0.656[61]	19
"Enemy Within"	March 22, 2011	16.56[19]	1.820[62]	2	11	June 14, 2011	0.672[63]	19
"The Job"	March 29, 2011	15.34[20]	1.730[64]	2	13	June 21, 2011	0.633[65]	21
"Rocket Man"	April 12, 2011	15.46[21]	2.186[66]	1	6	June 28, 2011	0.668[67]	17
"Plan B"	May 3, 2011	14.16[22]	1.693[68]	2	12	July 5, 2011	0.546[69]	19
"Imposters"	May 10, 2011	14.74[23]	1.764[70]	4	18	July 12, 2011	0.593[71]	20
"Familia"	May 17, 2011	15.61[24]	1.764[72]	6	14	July 19, 2011	0.770[73]	16

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• "NCIS: Los Angeles: Episode Guide". MSN TV. Retrieved December 26, 2010.
• "Shows A-Z – ncis: los angeles on cbs". the Futon Critic. Retrieved January 20, 2011.

External links

• Official website at CBS