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Here's my review of NCIS Los Angeles season eleven episode "Provenance." Delight note that this isn't a epitomize of what happens. I'm bold that y'all've already seen the episode. There are spoilers in this review.

Maybe sometimes the audience's mood determines whether an episode is enjoyable or not. I was thinking almost that as I watched "Provenance" which I idea was a terribly-written episode… but I somehow didn't end up hating information technology since I was in a forgiving mood Sunday nighttime. Though it was total of blandly absurd invitee characters, the episode was at least slightly more than coherent than the worst NCISLA episodes.

The example this week centered on art theft. The reason for the NCIS team to get involved was tenuous at best, as everyone pointed out inside the episode itself. Nevertheless, our team got jurisdiction anyway and the plot finally got mildly interesting once that had been taken care of. There are no expressionless bodies this week, giving the squad an opportunity to investigate a theft instead. I'll admit I vaguely appreciated seeing the squad cover something they know null about (something different than usual), and we still hit all the usual points of an NCISLA investigation: interrogations full of banter, an odd undercover scene, and non 1 merely two fun chases. As far as cases go, it certainly could have been worse. At least the plot was very straightforward.

The downfall of this episode, still, is the dialogue being and then bad that none of the guest characters feel like existent people. The Garcias are a bickering married couple who fight more than like teenage brother and sister. (How were they competent enough to sell black market place drugs?) The young possessor of The Cube acts like a bad stereotype of a social media obsessed millennial (though at to the lowest degree we observe afterwards in the episode, she's simply stalling for time). Katherine the insurance lady was kind of fun simply for her self-assured confidence, but she also felt similar a stock character trying to be more than interesting than she actually is. (And how did she "research" the team to know they do hugger-mugger work? Is this info readily available on Google?). And Kim the art gallery person? Yeah, I'm going to skip over that completely.

Likewise lacking this calendar week is any sort of character-driven storyline. Episodes are normally always meliorate if there's a personal story to connect to. We may tune in initially for the strange cases, but we stay for the characters. It was disappointing that "Provenance" lacked any of that character focus we usually expect.

So really, this episode would take been an okay placeholder filler. Information technology gives us a mildly interesting example simply doesn't progress any storylines. And then if you're in a expert mood willing to overlook some bizarrely bad dialogue and characters, this episode isn't so bad.

But information technology isn't then good either.

Notes from the Boat Shed

• Alright, this episode was written by my least favorite NCISLA writer, and I often wonder how her scripts go canonical. But to exist fair, I call back her writing way would be better suited for things like novels/novellas instead of screenplays for TV. That's merely my honest opinion.
• Did anyone else experience similar that conversation with Nell about being obsessed with her neck was a veiled jab towards people who've been obsessively bashing her contempo way?
• If nothing else, this episode reminds the states that art is often ridiculously overpriced.
• One office of this episode fabricated me express joy out loud and that was Deeks' bad-mannered silence when Kensi reveals her cloak-and-dagger outfit.
• Speaking of Kensi, I kinda loved her hair undercover though.
• Okay I said I wasn't going to talk virtually Kim, just I practise desire to point out I'm relatively certain they spoke existent slow merely to pad the episode for time.
• I admit I enjoyed both ridiculous hunt scenes, but because they felt like something from my own fanfic. LOL
• Shoutout to the commenters last week who kindly corrected me on what "Yellow Jack" actually meant (it's a quarantine flag). Thanks!

So what did you remember? Like it or detest it? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.

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