What Happens In ‘NCIS: Hawaii’ S3, E2 ‘Crash And Burn’?
The new NCIS: Hawaii Season 2, Episode 2 entitled “Crash And Burn” will be the conclusion to the “Run And Gun” cliffhanger. LL Cool J is back as Sam Hanna. Moreover, the clock is ticking as he and Jane Tennant (Vanessa Lachey) try to look for a really bad actor. Will they find this prisoner in time?
Here are the latest details.
What Is NCIS: Hawaii ‘Crash And Burn’ About?
Last week, Jane Tennant found herself paired up with Sam Hanna as she tried to rebuild trust with her team and keep her job. What is next in this two-episode story? According to IMDb, “Following the crash of a prisoner transport plane, the NCIS team must find the convicts that escaped onto the island. Meanwhile, Sam Hanna and Tennant are tasked with locating a high-profile Russian prisoner known as “The Chemist.”
Hanna And Tennant Are Dynamic Duo
Already, NCIS: Hawaii fans are loving the Hanna and Tennant partnership. They have become a dynamic duo. Speaking to Parade, LL Cool J explains why his character balances out Vanessa Lachey’s after what happened at the end of Season 2.
I think that Sam has things that the audience knows about that help him relate to Jane Tennant, and he has thing that the audience doesn’t know about that help him relate to Jane Tennant.
Next, the NCIS: Los Angeles alum went on to share that Sam’s past “experiences and his life’s journey put him in a position to be able to empathize with her.” He even suggests that Sam can relate to her, thus allowing her to “find her sea legs.”
He is there to help build up that confidence in herself that she needs to do this incredibly complicated job.
How Many Episodes Of NCIS: Hawaii Season 3 Will There Be?
NCIS: Hawaii Season 3 will have 10 episodes in this strike-shortened season. This means that every single episode is going to be a meaningful episode that will keep viewers of the CBS military procedural drama on their toes. Add that LL Cool J has brought his Special Agent Sam Hanna character to Hawaii, and there promises to be a lot of action and drama.
Don’t miss the NCIS: Hawaii cliffhanger ending episode “Crash And Burn” on Monday, February 19, at 10 p.m., Eastern, on CBS. Or stream it the next day on Paramount+.
Don’t forget, NCIS will premiere the episode that honors the late David McCallum who portrayed Donald “Ducky” Mallard. That premieres at 9 p.m., Eastern, on CBS.
