Raising the Dead

Episode aired Dec 6, 2020
TV-14
43m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

276

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Frank Military and Daniela Ruah in Raising the Dead (2020)

Action Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

To get intel on a matter of national security, Kensi must come face-to-face with a sociopath who has been obsessed with her since she put him in jail years ago; Deeks is desperate to keep Ke... Read allTo get intel on a matter of national security, Kensi must come face-to-face with a sociopath who has been obsessed with her since she put him in jail years ago; Deeks is desperate to keep Kensi safe, but he is forced to leave NCIS.To get intel on a matter of national security, Kensi must come face-to-face with a sociopath who has been obsessed with her since she put him in jail years ago; Deeks is desperate to keep Kensi safe, but he is forced to leave NCIS.

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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

276

YOUR RATING

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3hdden

Terrible!

Terrible, horrible doesn't begin to say how bad this episode was. Kensington and the psycho in prison, what? Why didn't she just turn around and walk off instead of standing there taking his bs. I'm surprised Sam and Devin didn't hug in the forest with their "moment". And Deeks, we'll he's just as useless as ever. They really need to do away with him. Very boring episode.

6clarkrobertson-36881

So so predictable

The writers seriously need to work on originality. I knew where this was going from the minute Keni walked into the prison to interview the bad guy.

4djcad2002

Dead

One of the worst episodes. I can't think of another episode worse than this one.

4fupputz

Swing and a miss

You can't build tension between two characters who supposedly have a long history in a single episode by simply telling us they have a long history. You can't fully communicate terror from past trauma with a face so botoxed that the forehead and eyes don't move. And you can't create a nod to the Black Lives Matter movement by manufacturing an awkward conversation in the woods over a "mansplaining moment" This episode FEELS as though they were trying to create a Jane vs the Surgeon (Rizzoli and Isles) moment, but they've missed through rushed execution.