"Thanks. :) Me either! It's driving me crazy.They adertise all these fantastic episodes and then they go on break. :(

I think they'll start a case and the victum/criminal will someone how be connected to Tony's dad's bussiness.
Also, I'm thinking along the lines of, maybe he had a side bussiness that probably wasn't exactly legal.And in the process of the case they find that out.
I mean, I can just see them working a case and the first ending scene will be McGee or Ziva saying they found a bussiness their vic/criminal was connected too and then pull it up on the plasma screen and it shows a picture of who runs it who is Tony's dad.
And either it shows the name/or Tony looks really shocked and Gibbs asks him if what's wrong and Tony says that it's his dad.
And then 'Phoof' all of them staring either at the screen or Tony in shock.

What about you? Any ideas?

I am sooooo looking forward to this episode.And either way they do it, I really hope they have at least one scene of Gibbs/Tony father/son bonding."

"As you already know Tony worked at Baltimore PD and before that at Philadelphia PD. Anyway, in the song Dancing in the Street, the lyrics mention (in this order) Philadelphia PA, Baltimore and DC. Do you think this is a coincidence or that this is where the writers got the idea from? You may have to listen to the song to understand."

"I would LOVE if Tony and Ziva got together :)"

"If offense, then I'd say he was wide receiver or tight end (mind out of the gutter, ladies). If defense, then maybe a safety or cornerback...

But just based on the notion that Dr. Pitt broke his leg, I'm going to assume he was offense and was prevented from scoring a TD with that broken leg..."

"From TheSudburystar.com

Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo from 'NCIS'
Posted By JACQUELINE CUTLER
Posted 6 days ago

A certain kind of guy loves that Rat Pack look: the lean silhouette, the starched shirt and the skinny tie, usually loosened after a hard night of partying.

Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo on CBS' Tuesday series "NCIS" is one of those guys, at least as far as the look goes.

"In the beginning there were two looks I wanted him to have," Michael Weatherly says of his character. "One was his version of Indiana Jones. I thought it would be very funny if he saw himself as much more rugged than he is. Jeans and the khaki shorts, and I tried to do that. Somehow it didn't really stick. And I also like the idea that he was a snob about clothing and really nice suits and things."

Costumer Gregory Pena describes DiNozzo's appearance as "kind of a retro look from the '60s, kind of that Rat Pack look. It was something that he wanted to do, and we tried for the last few seasons to nail it, and I think we finally nailed it this season."

The perfect suit is crucial to the look, and Pena found the suits at Zara (www.zara.com).

"They have what we were looking for," he says of the store. "And I'm finding things like Prada (www.prada.com) or Hugo Boss (www.hugoboss.com), and things that had the old retro look. He kind of likes that James Bond look."

http://www.thesudburystar.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=1485614"

"As long as "sad and shocking" doesn't translate as "we're gonna kill Tony", I can deal. If they kill him off or maime him or somehow remove him from the team, I won't be happy. But I can't imaging they're gonna kill off anymore. Losing another majour character would ruin the show for me. But I haven't been disappointed yet this season and don't expect to be."