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S1·E2 Hung Out to Dry

Core Aired September 30, 2003 44 min ★ 7.0/10 · 23 TMDB votes

Narrative Classification: Standard continuity chapter maintaining character development and season progression.

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Synopsis

During a training exercise, a Marine's parachute fails to open and he crashes into a parked car. The NCIS team head to the scene and have to determine if the Marine's death was accidental or a murder.

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Episode recap

The second episode of the first season of NCIS is titled Hung Out to Dry. During a training exercise, a Marine's parachute fails to open and he crashes into a parked car. The NCIS team is called to the scene to investigate the incident. Their task is to determine whether the Marine's death was accidental or a result of murder. The episode is part of the NCIS series, which is a crime, drama, and action-adventure television show that follows a team of special agents as they investigate various crimes, including murder and terrorism. The series is known for its blend of action and humor. The episode is available to stream on various platforms, including Disney+ and Netflix, and can also be found on the CBS website. The NCIS series has been ongoing since 2003 and has a TV-14 rating. The show was created by Donald P. Bellisario and Don McGill and features a cast of characters, including special agents who work for the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 1 Episode 2 of NCIS air?

Season 1, Episode 2 ('Hung Out to Dry') originally aired on September 30, 2003.

How long is Season 1 Episode 2 ('Hung Out to Dry')?

The runtime for this episode is approximately 44 minutes.

What happens in NCIS Season 1 Episode 2?

During a training exercise, a Marine's parachute fails to open and he crashes into a parked car. The NCIS team head to the scene and have to determine if the Marine's death was accidental or a murder....

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