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May. 4th, 2009
The Immortals
May. 4th, 2009 03:33 pm"When did an order turn into a debate?"
Not that I really need to ask. Ever since the new kid came on board it's been one big happy family, sibling rivalry and squabbling. But having Kate around is good for DiNozzo, and not just because I can send her along to back him up while he deals with our dead seaman's mother. They make each other try harder, work harder, think harder. Keeps me on my toes, too, throwing water on the sparks.
These two get along like a house afire -- and I've seen enough burning houses to know.
The line in italics is from the episode
Not that I really need to ask. Ever since the new kid came on board it's been one big happy family, sibling rivalry and squabbling. But having Kate around is good for DiNozzo, and not just because I can send her along to back him up while he deals with our dead seaman's mother. They make each other try harder, work harder, think harder. Keeps me on my toes, too, throwing water on the sparks.
These two get along like a house afire -- and I've seen enough burning houses to know.
The line in italics is from the episode
The Immortals
May. 4th, 2009 03:33 pm"When did an order turn into a debate?"
Not that I really need to ask. Ever since the new kid came on board it's been one big happy family, sibling rivalry and squabbling. But having Kate around is good for DiNozzo, and not just because I can send her along to back him up while he deals with our dead seaman's mother. They make each other try harder, work harder, think harder. Keeps me on my toes, too, throwing water on the sparks.
These two get along like a house afire -- and I've seen enough burning houses to know.
The line in italics is from the episode
Not that I really need to ask. Ever since the new kid came on board it's been one big happy family, sibling rivalry and squabbling. But having Kate around is good for DiNozzo, and not just because I can send her along to back him up while he deals with our dead seaman's mother. They make each other try harder, work harder, think harder. Keeps me on my toes, too, throwing water on the sparks.
These two get along like a house afire -- and I've seen enough burning houses to know.
The line in italics is from the episode