User Reviews

This episode was supposed to be special, 300 episodes is landmark in TV. But this episode was falling flat. First thing I loved the characters scenes with Sam&his dad, Callen& Arkady was funny as always, we need more Arkady, even the Kensi/Deeks scene with the refugees was good. The character stories are interesting. But that's the only thing I liked. The story of the week was weak, yea it was the second story but it still should be good tale. I didn't care about Fatima&Roundtree or Shila&Kilbride the focus should have been on the four main characters and they should have been in Action alone. Also did they really need Shila&Kilbride? Didn't NCIS LA have REACT team in standby when they need help??! And Oops centre was always high tech place that only few people can run it like Eric&Nell, they probably would have find a way to see the place, now everyone can run oops?

In the final scene we should have seen Sam Callen Deeks&kensi together, this was the 300 episodes the show works because of the family the characters created, the montage was stupid. This is post covid and the show is still fragmented.

We are not getting many great episodes of this show any time soon, but we can at least get fairly entertaining ones and we got that here tonight.

Yes, there are concerns about the overtly political tone we have been getting the last few years, and Kilbride throwing in a line every once and awhile about being a gun owner is not enough of a balance, but I don't care about that at this point. TV has gotten so far in one direction that NCIS: Los Angeles still has a lot of catching up to do. What I do care about is fun premises and shootouts and like it or not at least we got that much in tonight's episode.

Starts off well with an action explosion but then quickly tails off. The scene with Callen and Arkayde was fun, but writers are still pushing the BLM card with Roundtree and now an immigration sideline with Deeks and Kensi. It's just recycled trash that is spewed out. I can already see the Dementia story with Sam getting tiresome.

As soon I saw the plot for SWAT season 5 episode 20 I knew CBS had influenced this episode which is the show's 300th episode and sure they might have influenced many other episodes but this was not the time to do it.

As a big fan of the show, it's a shame the show couldn't express itself in a way fitting for 300 episodes. We had to get a plot influenced by the powerful people who want to give messages they want you to see. I'm not against messaging in shows but considering they put the same message in the show that aired after NCIS:LA is overkill. They also did that the previous week with NCIS:LA&Hawaii that plot was centered around holding gun manufacturers to account.

I'm not naive to think that ghost guns don't pose a problem to Law Enforcement and victims' families but it just wasn't a fitting plot for the 300th episode.