Ep 3. The Penelope Papers
- TV-PG
- October 4, 2011
- 43 min
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7.4 (720)
In NCIS season 9 episode 3, titled "The Penelope Papers," the team is tasked with investigating a case involving a manuscript that has the potential to cause national security issues.
The episode begins with Agent Tony DiNozzo receiving a call from Penelope Langston, a former NCIS agent and close friend, who has been working on a manuscript about her experiences with the agency. She is worried that the manuscript may have made its way into the wrong hands and that its contents could jeopardize national security. Tony is concerned and decides to bring the matter to the attention of his boss, Director Leon Vance.
The team learns that the manuscript, titled "NCIS: Exposed," has already been leaked to the media. They begin investigating the source of the leak and soon learn that Penelope's laptop was hacked and the manuscript was stolen. The team starts to suspect that Penelope's ex-husband, a known hacker, may be involved in the theft.
As the investigation continues, the team discovers that the manuscript contains information about past cases that were classified and not meant to be made public. They must work quickly to find the person responsible for the theft and prevent any damage from being done to national security.
Meanwhile, tensions rise between Tony and his former partner, Ziva David, as she is called away to Israel on a secret mission. Tony is left feeling betrayed and unsure of where he stands with Ziva.
As the team works to solve the case, they face numerous obstacles and unexpected twists. With their skills and expertise, they are ultimately able to identify the culprit and recover the stolen manuscript before any harm can be done.
"The Penelope Papers" is an intense and thrilling episode that showcases the team's dedication to protecting national security and their ability to overcome adversity. The episode also explores the personal lives of the team members, providing insight into their relationships and the challenges they face both on and off the job.