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NCIS · Season 2

NCIS season 2 episode 22: SWAK

Aired 10 May 200544 minRated TV-14

7.8TMDB · 13 votesMark watched

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What happens in “SWAK”

When Tony opens a mysterious letter thinking it's for him, a small puff of white powder comes out and releases a possible deadly virus. Soon Kate and Tony are isolated in a bio-hazard isolation room for precaution. McGee and Gibbs work to discover who sent the envelope and how to cure their friends before it's too late for them.

Episode summary: TMDB.

Before you watch

  • It is episode 22 of 23 of season 2, so watch episodes 1 to 21 first.
  • It runs about 44 minutes.
  • Directed by Dennis Smith, written by Donald P. Bellisario.
  • TMDB users rate it 7.8 out of 10 (13 votes).

Cast and crew of this episode

Director
Dennis Smith
Writer
Donald P. Bellisario
Guest stars
Brian Dietzen as Jimmy PalmerOlivia Burnette as Sarah LowellTamara Taylor as Cassie YatesMariette Hartley as Hanna LowellSteven Eckholdt as Brad PittRizwan Manji as Dr. PandyEmily Wilson as Young Hanna Lowell (uncredited)Donald P. Bellisario as Doctor at Bethesda (uncredited)

Credits: TMDB.

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