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Missing is the thirteenth episode of NCIS: Los Angeles Season One.

Synopsis[]

An annual seminar for the team is interrupted when the team receive an emergency page concerning Dominic Vail and when they get to the crime scene, they discover that Vail's disappeared, leaving his bloodied car behind. In their search for clues, they find that a group of ruthless South American kidnappers may be responsible.

Cast[]

Main Characters[]

Name Portrayed by Occupation
G. Callen Chris O'Donnell Special Agent-in-Charge, NCIS:OSP
Kensi Blye Daniela Ruah Special Agent, NCIS:OSP
Sam Hanna LL Cool J Special Agent, NCIS:OSP
Henrietta Lange Linda Hunt Operations Manager, NCIS:OSP
Nate Getz Peter Cambor Operational Psychologist, NCIS:OSP
Eric Beale Barrett Foa Tech Operator, NCIS:OSP
Dominic Vail Adam Jamal Craig Special Agent, NCIS:OSP

Recurring Characters[]

Name Portrayed by Occupation
Dan Evans Matthew Grant Godbey LAPD Detective
Ty Parry Shen NCIS Computer Technician

Guest Characters[]

Name Portrayed by Notes
Claudia Taro Played by Onahoua Rodriguez
Rafael Taro Played by Maurice Compte
Jose Taro Gonzalo Menendez
Dad Leon 'Lee' Fuller
Pedestrian Sapphire Uncredited

Detailed Summary[]

Major Events[]

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Callen's Missing Persons Report on Dom.

  • Sam reveals that he hates hospitals.
  • With no trace of Dom, the team struggle to cope with his disappearance.
  • Callen later files a Missing Persons report on Dom.

Trivia[]

  • The song playing in the last few seconds in the episode is Rob Giles - See Me.
  • The storyline in this episode is similar to a Season 1 episode in the original NCIS series, the episode title being "Missing". Both episodes centered around members of the main teams of the respective series being kidnapped by ruthless criminals. NCIS's "Missing" had Anthony "Tony" DiNozzo while NCIS: Los Angeles had Dominic Vail being kidnapped. But unlike DiNozzo who was successfully saved at the end of the NCIS episode, "Missing", no trace of Vail was available to the team until the episode, "Found".
  • The episode name "Missing" refers to the absence of Dom.
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