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One more… @cobiesmulders @ericcolsen & Josh Radnor - @danielaruah- #webstagram

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Can you tell me anything about the next season of NCIS: Los Angeles? — Nick
ADAM: If you’re tired of always exploring Callen’s back story, know this: Season 4 will put LL Cool J’s Sam Hanna in the spotlight. “We’ve come up with a really clever story line,” executive producerShane Brennan tells us. “It’s very emotional and plays out over a number of episodes and reveals a lot about who Sam is.” Just how much might we learn? Like the similarly titled episodes that downloaded tons of intel about Callen, Hetty and Kensi, Season 4 will feature an hour titled “Hanna, S.”

Uh-oh. Boredom alert! Boredom alert!

We all know that Sam-centric episodes are always the worst…

ibroketheinternet asked: You didn't like the ep?

Do you know how last impressions are so important? Well, I liked the episode in the overall, but the end was just nonsense.

There’s a point in a show when characters gain their own personality and a self-sustainable “life”. From that moment on, you write accordingly to their arch, whatever it is, and you can’t go against it.

What they made Callen do was completely off-character and hence completely stupid. That was not G., he would never do that, so they corrupted the character.

And as far as he is their creation, the show is at a point that they no longer can say “it’s my character”. It just wouldn’t make any sense, for so far, he has managed to live a life of his own and they can’t deviate him from the path he is destined to follow.

What they did was stupid - and absolutely wrong…

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