Ep 17. Full Throttle
- TV-14
- March 9, 2010
- 44 min
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7.4 (381)
In NCIS: Los Angeles season 1 episode 17, titled "Full Throttle," the team investigates the murder of a Naval officer who was involved in illegal street racing. The episode begins with Callen and Sam attending a street race in order to gather information about the victim. While they are there, they witness a car crash and immediately rush to the scene. It turns out that one of the drivers involved in the crash is the victim's sister, who is also a Navy officer.
As the team delves deeper into the case, they discover that the victim was part of an underground street racing circuit that had ties to a drug cartel. It seems that the victim was trying to gather evidence against the cartel and their involvement in the illegal races, which ultimately led to his death.
Meanwhile, Kensi and Deeks go undercover as a married couple in order to infiltrate the racing circuit. They attend a race and try to gain the trust of one of the drivers who may have information about the victim's murder. However, their cover is almost blown when Kensi is challenged to a race and Deeks, pretending to be her mechanic, struggles to fix her car.
As the investigation progresses, the team faces a number of obstacles that threaten to derail their efforts. They uncover a web of lies, betrayal, and corruption, and ultimately must race against time to bring the killer to justice before more lives are lost.
Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to the usual mix of action, humor, and drama that NCIS: Los Angeles is known for. There are car chases, explosions, and intense interrogations, as well as moments of levity between the team members. The chemistry between the cast is evident, and their banter adds a fun and lighthearted touch to the otherwise serious subject matter.
Overall, "Full Throttle" is a thrilling ride that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. It showcases the strengths of the NCIS: Los Angeles team and highlights their commitment to justice, no matter how high the stakes or how dangerous the situation.
