NCIS season 18 episode 8 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In this intense episode, Dr. Laura and Tahir unwind after a case, while Gibbs reveals his plans to move to Costa Rica. Urgency strikes as a school bus in Afghanistan is hijacked, leading Gibbs and Sloane to embark on a rescue mission. They discover the involvement of a familiar face, Darya, and a notorious hacktivist, Albatross. The team in the U.S. investigates Albatross's death, uncovering his identity and connection to the Taliban. Amidst moral complexities and harsh realities, the team successfully rescues the kidnapped girls. The episode concludes with Jack choosing to stay in Afghanistan to make a meaningful difference.
Full Episode S18E08 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are Dr. Laura and Tahir?
Dr. Laura and Tahir are characters discussing the aftermath of a successful criminal case.
What is Gibbs' plan regarding Costa Rica?
Gibbs plans to move to Costa Rica for a change of pace and to escape his routine of solving murder cases.
What emergency is discussed in MTAC?
A school bus in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, carrying young girls was hijacked, with the driver killed.
Who is Darya?
Darya is the chaperone of the hijacked girls, previously known to Jack from her captivity in Afghanistan.
What is the NCIS team's mission in Afghanistan?
The NCIS team, including Gibbs and Sloane, head to Afghanistan to rescue the kidnapped schoolgirls.
Who is Albert Gorsch?
Albert Gorsch, living near D.C., is suspected to be involved in the school bus hijacking.
What is revealed about Albert's identity?
Albert is discovered to be a famous hacktivist known as "Albatross," involved in the kidnapping case.
What challenges do Gibbs and Sloane face in Afghanistan?
Gibbs and Sloane confront the complexities of the kidnapping situation, involving the Taliban and an NGO.
How does the team plan to rescue the kidnapped girls?
The NCIS team organizes a rescue operation to save the girls, facing various challenges and moral dilemmas.
What decision does Jack make at the end?
Jack decides to stay in Afghanistan to contribute positively, marking a significant change in her life and career.