Rate 8.06 Cracked

[AngelZ]

How did you rate 8.06 Cracked? Scores out of 10 please.





Disclaimer: For your own sanity, do not try to make sense of the rating definitions!

[Lelu]

Not a bad episode all things considered. Tony was competent which is always good, but the John Travolta thing at the end was just painful, very eew.

Abby has got to be nearly as old as Tony so I wish she'd cut out the baby girl act and dress like a professional.

[Silverfox21]

Another good episode, although I had to watch it a second time to appreciate some of the scenes. Especially Gibbs/Abby so I'm giving it a 9.5. As I have managed to avoid most of the spoilers this season it makes the episodes much more fun to watch. The only thing I couldn't grasp even after the second showing is Tony's Saturday Night Fever outfit. It just made me cringe.

[navyresgirl]

9.5 - 10.0

Liked it last night. Loved it when re-watching.

I found Abby more wonderful than ever. In no way did I find her babyish. She was frightened that what happened to Clea could happen to her - a brilliant woman who had a psychotic break. She was overwhelmed by the similarities and lost her objectivity for a while.
Once she had it back - due in large part to the talk with Clea's mom she was able to see and think more clearly and provide the team with crucial information that led to Tim finding the canister that had slowly driven her into her psychotic break.

Her relationship with Gibbs and Gibbs reaction to her was just beautiful - even when he raised his voice to her, ESPECIALLY because he raised his voice to her.
Last season the knight got knocked off his white horse. This season we're seeing Abby seeing Gibbs clearly for the 1st time ever. He's no longer her hero, he's a flesh and blood man with flaws just like the rest of the human population.
And also for the 1st time, I can see them as something other than father/daughter or big brother/little sister.

I felt for Tony AND Michael with the 2 sizes too small Saturday Night Fever outfit. He looked horrid and he knew he looked horrid. This time the joke wasn't on him, he was in on it.

[Lelu]

Oct 27, 2010 16:15:36 GMT -5 navyresgirl said:

9.5 - 10.0

Liked it last night. Loved it when re-watching.

I found Abby more wonderful than ever. In no way did I find her babyish. She was frightened that what happened to Clea could happen to her - a brilliant woman who had a psychotic break. She was overwhelmed by the similarities and lost her objectivity for a while.
Once she had it back - due in large part to the talk with Clea's mom she was able to see and think more clearly and provide the team with crucial information that led to Tim finding the canister that had slowly driven her into her psychotic break.

Her relationship with Gibbs and Gibbs reaction to her was just beautiful - even when he raised his voice to her, ESPECIALLY because he raised his voice to her.
Last season the knight got knocked off his white horse. This season we're seeing Abby seeing Gibbs clearly for the 1st time ever. He's no longer her hero, he's a flesh and blood man with flaws just like the rest of the human population.
And also for the 1st time, I can see them as something other than father/daughter or big brother/little sister.

I felt for Tony AND Michael with the 2 sizes too small Saturday Night Fever outfit. He looked horrid and he knew he looked horrid. This time the joke wasn't on him, he was in on it.

I don't see it. I see a 40 year old woman dressing like a teenager talking in a baby voice with the expectation that every one treat her like on of those Precious Moment figurines. I hate those and have a great desire to smash everyone I see. Just once I like to see an adult female on NCIS. Even the villain was acting like a jealous teenager..."they liked her better than me"

[navyresgirl]

Oct 27, 2010 18:46:15 GMT -5 Lelu said:

Oct 27, 2010 16:15:36 GMT -5 navyresgirl said:

9.5 - 10.0

Liked it last night. Loved it when re-watching.

I found Abby more wonderful than ever. In no way did I find her babyish. She was frightened that what happened to Clea could happen to her - a brilliant woman who had a psychotic break. She was overwhelmed by the similarities and lost her objectivity for a while.
Once she had it back - due in large part to the talk with Clea's mom she was able to see and think more clearly and provide the team with crucial information that led to Tim finding the canister that had slowly driven her into her psychotic break.

Her relationship with Gibbs and Gibbs reaction to her was just beautiful - even when he raised his voice to her, ESPECIALLY because he raised his voice to her.
Last season the knight got knocked off his white horse. This season we're seeing Abby seeing Gibbs clearly for the 1st time ever. He's no longer her hero, he's a flesh and blood man with flaws just like the rest of the human population.
And also for the 1st time, I can see them as something other than father/daughter or big brother/little sister.

I felt for Tony AND Michael with the 2 sizes too small Saturday Night Fever outfit. He looked horrid and he knew he looked horrid. This time the joke wasn't on him, he was in on it.

I don't see it. I see a 40 year old woman dressing like a teenager talking in a baby voice with the expectation that every one treat her like on of those Precious Moment figurines. I hate those and have a great desire to smash everyone I see. Just once I like to see an adult female on NCIS. Even the villain was acting like a jealous teenager..."they liked her better than me"

One of those agree to disagree things. I heard not a trace of the voice category you prescribe to Abby. I still love the show even though I've got what my 25 year old niece calls "issues" with one of the characters.
Abby will always be in my Top 4 characters and I adore what I know of Pauley as a person.
I truly did see Abby as troubled over Clea's death due to the similarities she saw between them.

[belladepablo]

it was average.
really looking forward to the next 3 eps

[maggiemay]

I really enjoyed this episode, yes Abby was a bit freaked out about the victim, but since she is also highly intelligent it is understandable she would react that way! Yes she is in her 40's in reality but she does portray a much younger woman and luckily she looks quite young so can pull it off. Also unless I have missed something her age on the show has never been mentioned.
Tony's outfit was cringe worthy, but he knew what he was getting into and could have refused to wear it but his new girlfriend wanted him to do so and it shows his commitment to her. Overall very good episode!