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Past Lives is the twelfth episode of NCIS: Los Angeles Season One.

Synopsis[]

A sailor is executed in broad daylight, prompting the OSP team to investigate while Callen goes undercover as one of his old aliases is brought to life and during the investigation, he uncovers a shocking secret from his past while Kensi goes up against an imprisoned gangster who may have information concerning the killer.

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
Dominic Vail Adam Jamal Craig Special Agent, NCIS:OSP

Recurring Characters[]

Name Portrayed by Occupation
Eric Beale Barrett Foa Tech Operator, NCIS:OSP

Guest Characters[]

Name Portrayed by Notes
Neil Corby Jeffrey Pierce Commander, U.S. Navy and JAG Lawyer
Kristin Donnelly Audrey Marie Anderson
Tommy Boyd Kenneth Johnson
Jon Donnelly David Monahan
Montrell Perez Michael Irby
Guard (Past Lives) Aaron Norvell A prison guard who attempts to help Perez when he falls victim to poisoning but fails.
Michael Donnelly Charlie O'Donnell
Joey Gale Robert Alonzo

Detailed Summary[]

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Eric uncovers a message Joey Gale sent to Jason Tudrow/Callen.

Major Events[]

  • Kensi reveals that she hates Disneyland because she has issues with grown men in furry costumes.

Trivia[]

  • Charlie O'Donnell who plays Michael Donnelly is the real-life son of Chris O'Donnell who plays G. Callen on the show.
  • Neil Corby's address is listed as "Waterford Street". In real life, Waterford is a county in the southern region of the Republic of Ireland and it is also the oldest city in Ireland as well.
  • The episode name "Past Lives" is a reference to the different undercover lives all the agents have lead in the past.
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