With a solid cast in a beautiful locale, NCIS: New Orleans makes extending this well-worn franchise look like the Big Easy. Read critic reviews
NCIS: New Orleans (2014 - 2015)
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Episodes
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1. Musician Heal Thyself
Air date: Sep 23, 2014
The team investigates the death of a petty officer whom Pride had mentored; Brody searches for a place to call home.
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2. Carrier
Air date: Sep 30, 2014
When a Navy lieutenant on liberty dies of bubonic plague, NCIS Special Agent Tony DiNozzo helps the New Orleans team as they try to control a potential outbreak and find the source of the infectious disease.
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3. Breaking Brig
Air date: Oct 7, 2014
An armored transport bus crashes, resulting in the escape of four prisoners -- including a black market broker topping the list of national security threats; Pride needs Gibbs' help with a case file full of redactions.
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4. The Recruits
Air date: Oct 14, 2014
When a Navy SEAL is found dead in a sorority house, the team must determine if his death was related to collegiate foul play or a classified mission; Pride's daughter visits the office.
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5. It Happened Last Night
Air date: Oct 21, 2014
The investigation into a chief warrant officer's death reveals that his wife has been abducted -- leaving the team with a 22-hour deadline; senior FBI agent Fornell assists with the case.
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6. Master of Horror
Air date: Oct 28, 2014
Amidst Halloween festivities in New Orleans, a Naval Staff Judge Advocate dressed in a costume is found dead in a cemetery; the team debates Halloween costumes and activities.
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7. Watch Over Me
Air date: Nov 11, 2014
The team investigate the murder of a Navy Officer assigned as a tech liaison with a private developer; Pride turns the carport into an auto shop.
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8. Love Hurts
Air date: Nov 18, 2014
A murdered petty officer -- with a proposal and an engagement ring -- is found in a Mardi Gras float storage facility; the members of the team are baffled when they cannot locate the victim's girlfriend.
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9. Chasing Ghosts
Air date: Nov 25, 2014
The team reopens a cold case when a stolen Navy-issue gun turns out to belong to a chief petty officer who died 40 years ago; the team makes their annual Thanksgiving dinner together.
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10. Stolen Valor
Air date: Dec 16, 2014
A retired SEAL -- who tracked people impersonating military personnel -- is murdered; Brody finds that LaSalle is uncharacteristically unenthusiastic about Christmas.
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Critic Reviews for NCIS: New Orleans: Season 1
Audience Reviews for NCIS: New Orleans: Season 1
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It was a rough introductory season and not really any over-arching theme for it, but it set it up pretty well overall and I do like to watch Scott Bakula on screen. 1st seasons are always rough for a show as people fit into the roles, overall a decent season for an NCIS spin off
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Well set up spinoff with a fascinating location, but characters seem less charismatic than NCIS or NCIS LA
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I like it, I wasn't so sure at first needed some a few episodes to, I had my apprehensions about Scott Bakula but he is well suited to the role and I've enjoyed it with a good mix of charectors
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Horrible cast and ridiculous barn headquarters with bay doors where everyone has access to the records, evidence, and the cast. The annoying CSI technician tries to be more annoying than NCIS' Abby and Criminal Minds' Garcia all in one.
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I don't like NCIS, or NCIS: Los Angeles, and I don't like this show. I'm done watching anything with NCIS written on it.
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For a first season, it's not too bad. There were some character and story issues that needed a good fix and the fake accents... ...ugh. Don't get me started. If you're expecting a team like Gibbs and his crew, you'll be disappointed. Instead, look at this series on its own and see how you like it. I think it has potential. Let's see if they improve from here or start digging its grave towards cancellation.
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In my view by far the weakest of the franchise. It comes across as very much an advert for 'good old New Orleans'; which maybe was acceptable for the opening scene-setting episode, but not thereafter. We now get the idea - it's set in New Orleans. We don't need Lucas Black's over the top accent and the continuous food obsession (Gumbo, grits,grits, gumbo....); we get it - you eat!! So does the rest of the world. If the scripts are so weak they need all this 'travelogue' padding, then better scriptwriters are needed. With the cast and pedigree behind this series, it should be on a par with it's stablemates. It isn't, and that's very disappointing.
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At least they avoid the one member who's a former SEAL standard formula...which is the only standard cliche they avoid.
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I have really enjoyed NCIS and NCIS LA. But this one is really poorly done. I grew up in New Orleans . . . and these people would NOT HAVE AN OFFICE in the French Quarter. The accents are awful. The frequent Quarter shoots are bogus. What the heck are they thinking? People who live in New Orleans come from all over. They would have done much better not to have these forced accents (oh, god how awful), and to use more of the city for location shoots. There are so many possible places. This comes off as less than two dimensional. Is it possible for there to be a one dimensional portrayal of something?
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Do they really need to speak in hilly billy parlance?
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