Gibbs opening up about his combat experiences was truly something. The voiceover really shows that Gibbs carries the weight and toll fighting takes on someone how he feels after the fact and he sounds neither proud nor excited about it but wounded despite the horrors of war its the clarity he has about camaraderie for your fellow human and the price you pay as result.
This episode had me in tears, because although my father was in the Navy, he never served at Pearl Harbor, but he instilled in me great respect for those who did.
Gibbs' comment here sums it up perfectly- how my husband was when he came back from Iraq. He was half a person, with barely anything for me to hold onto. But despite that pain and darkness taking him mostly away from me, it also gave us both something. An understanding about us, and each other- As Gibbs said. It makes things a bit simpler, you know what's important. He's important, and so am I. He's in that desert still, even though he's been out of the army fifteen years. But fifteen years later we're still holding onto each other. Neither of us have regained the pieces that deployment took from either of us, but together we have rebuilt new pieces- for ourselves and each other. And we've done it together, despite the pain and suffering and the long days and hard nights. We've worked to grow and get better. He came back half the man he was, but now fifteen years later, he's twice the man he was.
Watching this really help me to understand the changes that happened to the Gibbs character and also the veterans I knew and in my present life today and for that I say thank you to both
This should be used to teach the young never forget, For those who put there lives on the line Anywhere n the world. And those who give them the lives, TO allow them to live and luxury's they have today. Bless those who fight and have put there life and lives on the line for the Love and security there Countries. Rip
In the episode where McGee and Delilah gets married by Palmer, Gibbs gave McGee the watch that his dad had given him for his own wedding. A watch Jackson Gibbs himself had gotten from his dad for his wedding, so yeah... that's kinda a given. 😉
I stopped watching ncis in season 9 I think. But always loved how Gibbs was compassionate towards those who suffered a lose since he knew what they weee going through. Was this character Joe Smith a one off or was he in more than one episode?
it was just one episode. Joe knew he didn’t have much time left, so he asked Gibbs to help him prove that he was on the USS Arizona and that he survived the attacks on Pearl Harbor so that he could be cremated and laid to rest on the Arizona with his shipmates. Gibbs believed him when nobody else would and helped him prove beyond all reasonable doubt that everything he was saying was true. Christopher Lloyd’s portrayal of Joe was magnificent in this episode.
This was such a great episode, and this scener was a good example at how well the writers developed McGee. From season 16 on, he had moments where he basically became Gibbs equal, standing up to him when needed, giving him advice, or allowing Gibbs to open up as well. Gary Cole is awesome and Parker is a really good character but it still pisses me off that the show completely missed the mark by not promoting Mcgee. All can be forgiven if he ends up in the Director chair when the show ends, but it was still the biggest blown call I have ever seen. Would have expected that out of Criminal Minds. Not NCIS
@@abzzeus I know why they made him do it. Doesn't make it any less stupid. The only thing left for his character is his professional career rising. I will forgive them if he ends up taking Vance's job when the show ends. But not promoting him is like not running the ball on the one yard line with Marshawn Lynch
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In the UK, I was a Boy Scout (where we saluted the officers and the Union Flag), later a Scout Leader (where we saluted the scouts and officers and the Union Flag), then in the ATC (RAF Cadets, (where we saluted the officers and the Union Flag), then the civil service. None of these are full military but I will salute our veterans and service men/women because they earned it. This is the Way.
Why oh why are his final words in this clip so inciteful. If the WOKE people who disparage America, being in a place where THE RULES OF ENGAGEMENT ARE AT ZERO, they might think, feel and live differently .
@@danielhaire6677 Sorry, instead of saying WOKE, I should have said ignorant, lazy, clueless, self-centered anti-American terrorists. Which we all know means the same thing but the later takes more words to say 🤬
He is a Marine, despite no longer wearing the uniform, he always will be, and saluting was his way to show respect to a former naval officer that was at Pearl Harbor
@@gothard5 It's a free comments section, so he can say what he likes and in this case he's right. Your first sentence is enough to say that you do not agree, so you don't need to show your own ignorance but name calling another.
Better Woke to social issues and problems than deliberately blind and ignorant like many or outright the cause of the problems like the religious right and the MAGAs.
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Gibbs opening up about his combat experiences was truly something. The voiceover really shows that Gibbs carries the weight and toll fighting takes on someone how he feels after the fact and he sounds neither proud nor excited about it but wounded despite the horrors of war its the clarity he has about camaraderie for your fellow human and the price you pay as result.
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That was a touching episode. All those men who served aboard USS Arizona. Godspeed Shipmates.
Christopher Lloyd should have won an Emmy for his performance in this episode.
This episode had me in tears, because although my father was in the Navy, he never served at Pearl Harbor, but he instilled in me great respect for those who did.
My dad was a Navy Korean War Veteran. He visited Pearl Harbor a few times.
Gibbs' comment here sums it up perfectly- how my husband was when he came back from Iraq.
He was half a person, with barely anything for me to hold onto. But despite that pain and darkness taking him mostly away from me, it also gave us both something. An understanding about us, and each other- As Gibbs said. It makes things a bit simpler, you know what's important.
He's important, and so am I. He's in that desert still, even though he's been out of the army fifteen years. But fifteen years later we're still holding onto each other. Neither of us have regained the pieces that deployment took from either of us, but together we have rebuilt new pieces- for ourselves and each other. And we've done it together, despite the pain and suffering and the long days and hard nights. We've worked to grow and get better.
He came back half the man he was, but now fifteen years later, he's twice the man he was.
Watching this really help me to understand the changes that happened to the Gibbs character and also the veterans I knew and in my present life today and for that I say thank you to both
For all those brave men and women thank you
He did honors to a survivor of Pearl Harbor. It was out of respect.
This should be used to teach the young never forget, For those who put there lives on the line Anywhere n the world. And those who give them the lives, TO allow them to live and luxury's they have today. Bless those who fight and have put there life and lives on the line for the Love and security there Countries. Rip
Always brings a tear to my eyes 🥲
I’m in tears right now. Watching this
Great episode thank you for this one 😊
A very moving espisode. ❤
This was a great episode 👏
Man Gibbs made the show.. he and Tony.
Gibbs talking tk mcgee showed us that he cared for.mcgee like a son
In the episode where McGee and Delilah gets married by Palmer, Gibbs gave McGee the watch that his dad had given him for his own wedding. A watch Jackson Gibbs himself had gotten from his dad for his wedding, so yeah... that's kinda a given. 😉
In 1986 the Navy still had the memorial. I had the honor of going out to it. It brings tears to your eyes.
It was there in 2005 as well. That experience changed a lot.
Brothers in Arms
I stopped watching ncis in season 9 I think. But always loved how Gibbs was compassionate towards those who suffered a lose since he knew what they weee going through.
Was this character Joe Smith a one off or was he in more than one episode?
it was just one episode. Joe knew he didn’t have much time left, so he asked Gibbs to help him prove that he was on the USS Arizona and that he survived the attacks on Pearl Harbor so that he could be cremated and laid to rest on the Arizona with his shipmates. Gibbs believed him when nobody else would and helped him prove beyond all reasonable doubt that everything he was saying was true. Christopher Lloyd’s portrayal of Joe was magnificent in this episode.
I stopped watching when Cote left, so I was a bit taken aback when I saw how much Mark has aged since I last saw the show.
This was such a great episode, and this scener was a good example at how well the writers developed McGee. From season 16 on, he had moments where he basically became Gibbs equal, standing up to him when needed, giving him advice, or allowing Gibbs to open up as well. Gary Cole is awesome and Parker is a really good character but it still pisses me off that the show completely missed the mark by not promoting Mcgee. All can be forgiven if he ends up in the Director chair when the show ends, but it was still the biggest blown call I have ever seen. Would have expected that out of Criminal Minds. Not NCIS
McGee turned down the role of leading a team due to what he saw it take from Gibbs, and how he can spend more time with his family
@@abzzeus I know why they made him do it. Doesn't make it any less stupid. The only thing left for his character is his professional career rising. I will forgive them if he ends up taking Vance's job when the show ends. But not promoting him is like not running the ball on the one yard line with Marshawn Lynch
This episode reminds me of how good NCIS used to be.
If the world could be only that simple
I really miss Gibbs..
Amen
Until then free men fight for Freedom
I'm not crying, you're crying.
I really did not need a T.V show to sum up the aftermath of coming home from combat........Damnit this is a wendy's sir.
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Great fans here in Columbia SC show I think they shouldn't have a spin off if Tony an Zeby tht show is a classic leave it like that
they do have a spinoff, NCIS Europe that's upcoming
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I think it’s a touching scene, but saluting while in civilian clothes feels off.
In the UK, I was a Boy Scout (where we saluted the officers and the Union Flag), later a Scout Leader (where we saluted the scouts and officers and the Union Flag), then in the ATC (RAF Cadets, (where we saluted the officers and the Union Flag), then the civil service. None of these are full military but I will salute our veterans and service men/women because they earned it. This is the Way.
100%
Why oh why are his final words in this clip so inciteful. If the WOKE people who disparage America, being in a place where THE RULES OF ENGAGEMENT ARE AT ZERO, they might think, feel and live differently .
The "Woke" don't disparage America so don't bring it up here in a scene about a veteran's interment.
@@danielhaire6677 Sorry, instead of saying WOKE, I should have said ignorant, lazy, clueless, self-centered anti-American terrorists. Which we all know means the same thing but the later takes more words to say 🤬
Didn't know gibbs had to salute as a civilian???
he's still a solder in spirit.
Once a Marine, always a Marine
Respect no matter what
Didn't do it because he had too.
He is a Marine, despite no longer wearing the uniform, he always will be, and saluting was his way to show respect to a former naval officer that was at Pearl Harbor
Saluting in civies makes me wonder if they actually served lol
Ruined that series with wokeitis, no wonder half the cast has left, now they'll have brokeitis
NCIS is just as awesome today as it always has been since the very beginning more than 20 years ago. Keep your ignorant thoughts to yourself please.
Other shows are following the “ woke” too, stopped watching swat, and others
Get a life. Besides, I'm sure their bank accounts are a lot bigger than yours.
@@gothard5 It's a free comments section, so he can say what he likes and in this case he's right. Your first sentence is enough to say that you do not agree, so you don't need to show your own ignorance but name calling another.
Better Woke to social issues and problems than deliberately blind and ignorant like many or outright the cause of the problems like the religious right and the MAGAs.