NCIS season 20 episode 21 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
The NCIS team dives into a case involving a backup hard drive from Senator Miller's photo library, uncovering a link to Russian spies. Four spies, including Evelyn Shaw, are connected to Miller's reelection campaign. Meanwhile, the team deals with personal issues and enjoys cannolis. The murder of Louis Dacey at the National Archives leads them to investigate a Russian plot. Senator Miller is implicated, having connections to Yuri, a Russian operative. Yuri's arrest uncovers a broader espionage plan involving a weapon of mass destruction, potentially linked to old Soviet research by Sokolov.
Full Episode S20E21 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is investigating the hard drive and what do they find?
The NCIS team investigates the hard drive and finds a connection to Russian spies involved in Senator Miller's reelection campaign.
What are the three enemies of the documents in the archives?
The three enemies of the documents in the archives are fire, water, and spies.
Who is the murder victim at the National Archives and his role?
The murder victim is Louis Dacey, a Navy Reserve Lieutenant and National Archives security guard.
How is Senator Miller connected to the case?
Senator Miller is connected to the case through her presence at the Archives around the time of the murder and her link to Yuri, a Russian operative.
What is the relationship between the Russian spies and Yuri?
The Russian spies previously arrested by the team are connected to Yuri, who is involved in a larger espionage plot.
What is Yuri's confession after his arrest?
Yuri confesses to breaking into the National Archives and killing an old Russian defector as part of his mission.
What is the significance of the weapon of mass destruction in the case?
The weapon of mass destruction is linked to old research by Sokolov and is a critical part of Yuri's espionage plan.
What is the NCIS team's primary concern about Yuri's plan?
The team is concerned about the broader implications of Yuri's plan, including the potential for a weapon of mass destruction.