Ep 20. The Job
- TV-14
- March 29, 2011
- 42 min
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7.9 (346)
In NCIS: Los Angeles season 2 episode 20, titled "The Job," the team is tasked with tracking down stolen technology from a defense contractor. The stolen technology is a classified communications device that could potentially be used to intercept communication between US military forces.
The episode begins with an attempted break-in at the defense contractor's main facility. While the thieves were unsuccessful in their attempt to steal the device, they did manage to steal the blueprints and schematics necessary to manufacture it.
The team must work quickly to track down the stolen technology before it falls into the wrong hands. The investigation leads them to a black market arms dealer who has connections to a number of foreign governments and extremist groups.
As the team delves deeper into the investigation, they discover a complex web of international intrigue and corruption. They must navigate this dangerous situation with the utmost caution, as any misstep could have devastating consequences.
Throughout the episode, the team works tirelessly to track down the stolen technology and bring those responsible to justice. The investigation is complicated by the fact that the thieves are working with a number of different interested parties, each with their own agenda.
As the team gets closer to uncovering the truth, they find themselves facing increasingly dangerous situations. They are forced to think on their feet and rely on their training and experience to stay alive.
In the end, the team is able to successfully recover the stolen technology and bring those responsible to justice. The stolen blueprints and schematics are destroyed, ensuring that the device can never be replicated.
Overall, "The Job" is an intense and action-packed episode of NCIS: Los Angeles. It showcases the team's technical expertise, investigative prowess, and ability to work together under high-stress situations. Fans of the show will not be disappointed with this episode, which is sure to keep them on the edge of their seats from start to finish.
